If you are yearning for legit Irish Sausage Rolls you can find them here at The Bakery (great name…read morelol). Flaky golden brown crust engulfing sausage, a pastry and protein mix for day or night. We also tried the Gur Cake which was made of compressed fruit covered by stale bread and white powder coating. Odd but great tasting.

Stopped here for a bite while on a food tour and we were served 2 things…read more The sausage rolls came out first and were absolutely delicious! A meat mixture in a flakey pastry. We were then served gur cake. A mixture of sweets wrapped in bread. Didn't care too much for them. The service was fast and the atmosphere was nice as we sat outside and enjoyed our treats.

Very good donuts. Many made from sourdough, some cake style too. Many imaginative flavors, and so…read morebeautiful. So far we have tried the Coffee & Walnut (coffee filling, coffee glaze, walnut coating) and Dubai, described as "A delightful fusion of Middle Eastern flavours, filled with crunchy, toasted kataifi pastry & rich pistachio cream topped with our handmade ganache & sprinkled with crushed pistachios!" Some of the more outlandish varieties include the Strawberries & Ice Cream Birthday Cake as well as some of the specialties for Easter, brightly decorated with bunnies, easter eggs, and the like. The coffee is very good too, prepared espresso-style (so order an Americano for a plain black coffee). Add to that reasonably prices, friendly service, a cheerful room, what more do you need? Be prepared for a moderate wait though; this place can be busy.

Went here to get several donuts for bday boy. Small but cozy shop with plenty choices of donuts…read more Services are very nice & friendly. We went here near to the closing hr therefore only a handful of donuts choices. Great prices and very tasting. We enjoyed it a lot.

The Scarlet Vetter says....after a long dreary weather day stomping around Dublin, the hubby and I…read morewere hankering to sit and relax and warm up, and how better to do that but with a cuppa tea! We happened upon this lovely little sweets shop with an expansive offering of detectables, with quaint tables and an excellent tea menu. We each ordered our sweet of choice, for me the Lemon Cake and for my Hubby, the Rose Cake. I then ordered the Laduree Specialty Tea and he ordered the Marie Antoinette Tea. We both loved the cakes, both were the perfect amount of sweet and flavor and the teas were so complimentary in flavor to our sweets. The service was very good as well. I would definitely recommend!

My order of coffee and macarons was truly exceptional. The store's overall ambiance was delightful,…read moreand the customer service was outstanding.

Went here for our last breakfast in Dublin before flying home and it was the perfect place to end…read morethe trip on! The staff were kind, the place was super cute, and the food was DELICIOUS. We didn't get desserts but they all looked incredible and the smoothies were to die for!

What's not to like. I local find for breakfast and sweets ranging from simple danishes to full…read moreIrish breakfasts. Plus all kinds of sandwiches and cakes, coffee, tea, smoothies, and some times orange juice. Run by 3 friendly ladies who take your order, cook the food, and bring it out to you. Nice local vibe to the place too, very comfortable to eat in or out.

I do enjoy stopping here if I have time before catching the dart. Quick service and a wide variety…read more A little pricey but portions are huge. LOVE!!!! The Dubai chocolate donut.

Amazing donuts…read more Wanted a dessert after visiting Trinity College & this was perfect. They have various donuts and it is well worth the price. I ordered a box of 3: Red Velvet strawberry shortcake (had real strawberry filling) Caramel crumble 10/10 would come again!

Kids had bacon and pancakes and loved them, devoured it all. Also tried their pastries which were…read moregreat as well.

We were the first one through the door and had a LOVELY BREAKFAST!!…read more I had read the reviews and was hoping for the baked leek dish but it wasn't offered. Food was delicious and we would return, but Dublin has so much to offer. We can't repeat restaurants.

I often went to the Dame Street location but it's closed within the last year or so. However,…read morethough this location is in the touristy Temple Bar neighborhood, I'm thankful it exists. Queen of Tarts (both locations) is by far one of my favorite tea room/bakeries. They carry only the finest sweets and teas. Everything is homemade. They do an excellent brunch as well. The scones have got to be some of the best ever. I've had a lot in my travels and these are grand. The service is always excellent as well. The decor is as charming as it gets. Proper tea service on floral patterned China, giving all the Marie Antoinette feels. A+.

Save yourself, it's closed. I went thee on search of a…read moreperfect scone and the restaurant was closed for good

"Ah howye luv, yer usual brekkie roll is it?"…read more "Yes please! I'm like a box of Lego. I'm in BITS!" "Late night?" "Yes! You better give me a turnover for tomorrow too, I feel a 2 day hangover approaching!" This is a real old Dublin bakery. The women that work here are real Dubs and I am sure if someone looked sideways at me they'd have my back! They say real Dublin Mammy things to ya. They're deadly! This place is tinchy tiny. The bread is top notch. As the lady who works here said to me before...... "None of that Cuisine De France shite in here luv" A real proper crusty roll for your lunch. I used to live around the corner from here and every Saturday morning I would get my brekkie roll (pictured above). The deli counter is very small and the sausages and rashers are out of a vacuum pack. I'm here for the bread, not the rashers and sausages so it does the trick. The rest of the fillings are much better than that, nice and fresh and really good coleslaw. The turnovers are my favourite (as well as the crusty rolls). I don't have a sweet tooth so the only time I would have any cakes from here is if we got one in the office for someone's birthday. Everyone in my office raves about the cakes however. If you're in town of a Saturday doing some shopping Northside then I would highly recommend you brave the nasty street that is Talbot Street and get some bread for your brekkie on Sunday morning. Totes amazeballs!

This is a great little bakery just outside the Irish Life Shopping Mall. They've got all your…read morebasic bakery fare. They've also got great toastie sandwiches and baguettes that are perfect for a cold Irish winter day! The prices make the food even more delicious! You can get a jelly donut and a cup of tea for only €2! That's quite amazing when just a cup of tea would cost you more than that in Starbucks! The sandwiches are also amazingly cheap as well!

There were a lot of people on the first floor so the host took us up to the second floor. I ordered…read morea vegetarian sandwich which had eggs, avocado, spinach, mushrooms, and peppers on toast topped with fresh basil. It was absolutely amazing! I'm surprised I finished the whole sandwich but I did not want this phenomenal food to go to waste. The waiter was really polite and kept checking in on us. If you're in Ireland looking for a place for lunch, you have to try this place!

Had been meaning to go to the original Dolce Sicily on Dawson Street for ages and finally got…read morearound to it on Sunday - only to discover it's a tiny spot & had a queue out the door! We had to leave it in the end, and resigned to going another day. To my sheer delight and surprise walking by Crowbar (Button Factory) a second branch of Dolce Sicily has just opened! It's much more spacious and a really comfy cool spot to hang out. The sheer array of cakes and pastries are amazing - they have loads of unusual flavours. I went for the savoury ciabatta with buffalo mozzarella, grilled aubergine, leek omelette (unusual but nice!) and baby spinach. While I did feel the price of €11 for the sandwich was quite steep, you could tell the ingredients were all seriously good quality. It was really gorgeous! You could add soup or a salad for an extra two quid also. I went for their soup which was Roasted Red Pepper & Tomato - really zingy and fresh. We were both pretty stuffed after the massive lunches but decided to go for one of their amazing looking cannolis - WOW. We chose the pistachio cannoli and it was out-of-this-world delicious. Definitely worth a try!

Small local bakery in Marino, the brown bread is so nutritious and under €2. They also make lower…read moreG.I. bread.

Very good value with healthy bread...but obviously I go more for the cakes! The cupcakes are a bit…read moretoo sweet for me (strangely) but I find their brownies and chocolate biscuit cake are kind of addictive. Not the best ever but like the idea of supporting a local bakery. My sister gives the apple crumble buns a thumbs up. Extra star because the staff are really friendly. It matters!