This is a wonderful place for coffee, hot chocolate, chocolate and a little snack. I was here on a…read morenice day and needed just a little treat after a whole heck of a lot of walking. I was greeted with a a friendly hello, was able to get an ice mocha and to my surprise a free piece of chocolate with my drink! That is what set it over the top for me! I got the dark chocolate salted caramel which was a nice treat a little later in the day!

This is a small venue with very limited seating. The staff is quick and does feel a little rushed…read moreto get your order, so know what you want. I did think the best chocolate was the raspberry chocolate, great texture and not overalls sweet. The cold hot chocolate was very thick and not what I was expecting. Still good, but more dense. I preferred the hot chocolate with the whipped cream and toppings.

All sugar, minimal chocolate. That's from the "70%" and…read morePassion Fruit truffles. Staff said there isn't an ingredients list.

Located in between Temple Bar area and Grafton St, Seating is available so it's the perfect place…read moreto take a break. There is a bathroom in the basement. You can buy prepackaged candy or pick your own. They have all the standard flavors as well as u pique flavors. The whiskey truffles were yummy with a distinctive flavor. A little piece of chocolate was the perfect treat! The hot chocolate was delicious! It comes with whipped cream and chocolate shavings. Your choice of a piece of chocolate comes with each drink! The staff were efficient and very nice.

The view is very nice. You can sit in front of windows that look at the canal. Great for people…read morewatching. The hot chocolate was very good and my americano was excellent. Great pastry selection as well. The staff was very friendly. I would like to come back.

Dear management, it would probably be a good idea to update your Yelp business info to clearly…read morestate "NO LAPTOPS / NOT GOOD FOR WORKING." I chose this coffee shop because of the excellent reviews great location and overall atmosphere... I ordered food/coffee, sat in the back corner, broke out my small computer to get caught up on digital artwork that I had fallen behind on... Nearly thirty minutes later I was notified that laptops were not allowed. I hadn't even finished my coffee yet. Dumbfounded... I looked around and noticed a man sitting directly behind me with a giant Ipad with a keyboard attached but no one said anything to him? I am not sure how this makes any sense. Also from my observation, every single person in the shop was staring at their electronic device, so the "no screens rule" doesn't apply here. I wasn't using WiFi on my laptop. But really, cafés have been places for conducting business for centuries and essential for most people while traveling and working remotely. Other than that... this is a cute little place offers a wide range of menu items... maybe only a good place to eat, drink your tea or coffee, read a book or endlessly scroll on your phone? Sure... whatever dudes.

What an adorable and fantastic little coffee shop. Not too busy on a Monday morning either! Had…read morelots of seating and all baristas were patient and nice while we figured out what we wanted. Got a dirty chai and shared some of their pastry options. Whatever the buns and pastries were that we had were delicious. One was like chocolate chip twist and the other was this super nice puff pastry bun that had crystallized sugar. Such a cute place we just sat and drank coffee and it was peaceful and the staff so pleasant. Definitely would be a great place to get a laptop and work for a couple hours. 10/10

Nice staff but it would be nice if they had a toaster for your pastries…read more Inside seating was great especially on a rainy day. They also sell loose leaf tea and coffee beans further inside.

After my first mocha from here, I was hooked and returned 3 more times. Considering Dublin's…read moreabundance of nice coffee shops--this is a real feat. Fantastic coffee, great buns as well. Very kid baristas and cute interior. I will say, it can get quite busy, but the line moved pretty fast. I wouldn't count on finding a seat on a weekend, but you're guaranteed to get your coffee quickly. Will be recommending to anyone I know visiting Dublin.

I really enjoyed my cappuccino. The coffee itself was a medium body/ roast and I really enjoyed it…read more They have very limited seating indoors and a small bench outside, so take away seems to be more the vibe here. The staff was quick but not very attentive. Maybe it was the day of the week, but if in the area I highly recommend.

One aspect most out-of-towners and tourists don't realize about Dublin is that they have a ton of…read morecoffee houses and cafes. They seem to be on every street corner and block in Dublin City Centre -- and most of them, fortunately, are not Starbucks (although, they are obviously there as well). Frank and Honest is situated right across from the Ha'Penmy Bridge, and offers a good cup of joe if you need a fix. I ordered and enjoyed a white mocha, while warding off the weather. There's a few table and chairs to chill as you caffeinate. Additionally, this coffee house shares a space with Costa if you need to order a sandwich, pick up a few items for the flat, or a candy bar.

This convenience store, eatery, and coffee shop is the perfect place to stop while walking around…read morethe area. There are different sections of the store to peruse while looking for a quick grab and go snack. There are also tables and chairs to sit at while enjoying your custom coffee drink. Prices are reasonable and parts of the store are open 24 hours. We stopped here while walking around after the St. Patrick's Day Parade. A great respite!

Tiny little coffee shop with a strong pastry collection. Nice water views. Some outdoor seating…read more Homemade Sausage Roll: Better than the grocery store kind. Nice and meaty with a flaky dough. Chicken, Chorizo and Leek Turnover: Loved how creamy this was. Chicken and leeks were dominant, but didn't notice the chorizo much. Rice Krispies: Great contrast between the crispy rice and the dense chocolate top. A nice upgrade from the typical childhood treats. Caramel Waffle Muffin: All the caramel inside of the muffin was great, so it wasn't as dry as regular muffins. The little waffle on top was very soggy though.

Coffee and tea excellent. Good quality food…read more Prices very competitive Shop well kept. Friendly service.

Best flat white in Dublin city centre, hands down. I stopped into Shoe Lane Coffee on Tara Street…read moreand the coffee was seriously good smooth, strong, and properly balanced. You can tell they actually care about the beans and calibration, not just blasting out caffeine to half-awake commuters. The atmosphere is what makes the place though. Busy in a good way, great music, warm lighting, and the staff somehow stay friendly even during the morning rush. Had a brownie with the coffee and it was unreal.

That they were open Sunday morning was the first plus. Not being Starbucks was the second. Location…read morewas the third but that's relative (it's close to the Dublin Express airport bus stop). Three lovely baristas took my order and while I was disappointed that there wasn't a toastie or other hot breakfast available, I made do with a massive pain au chocolat. The flat white that was made to order was perfection. Rich, creamy and enough caffeine to get me to my AirBNB after a Transatlantic red-eye. And delicious. I sat with my breakfast looking out the shop's front window for a bit, watching the pedestrians and buses go by before heading to the train station.