Located in The Park of Cabinteely up by the primary school, I discovered this little gem. The food…read morewas really tasty! I went for the hummus wrap which came with two side bowls of couscous and spicy chickpeas. The decor was homely and country kitchen-esque and there was a book shelf set up for book swaps. They cater for groups too with byob option which can be handy. Over all, I nice spot for lunch and the free parking is a bonus ;)

Been here a few times now and each time have really enjoyed it…read more Lovely bright room with friendly staff. And more importantly the food is really good. The beef burger is delicious with cheese loaded potato skins-you won't be hungry after! Loads of homemade cakes and sausage rolls etc. are on display to tempt you. Great selection of choices on the menu with plenty of gluten free options. Breakfast served until 2pm at the weekend which I think should be the norm. One of our party had the French toast and it tasted amazing! I'll be back!

I've been here a few times over the past couple of years. It's a handy spot in Cabinteely Park but…read morethe food isn't anything special. Handy to meet for a coffee but I wouldn't be pushed for lunch. There is a lovely seated area in a Japanese garden out the back.

Beautiful new cafe in the park, with a Japanese Garden at the rear. Nice, although limited…read moreselection of breakfast options, sandwiches and paninis. Lovely old building, nice staff and my pancakes were lovely (although a touch oily). Plenty of papers to peruse after your relaxed Sunday stroll around the park. There is an upstairs which I will have a look at next time I'm there.

I had : Croque Monsieur and coffee…read more Hmm. It was a bit meh. The guy at the till seemed a bit overwhelmed by our order of 3 sandwiches, a soup, a coffee and a bottle of water as I d to repeat my order a few times. We were eating in so ordered and paid. The wrap and sandwiches were being toasted so I went to sit down while my eating companions waited for the food. When it was handed to them they didn't realise that the soup had not materialised despite it being paid for and being mentioned twice while paying. While I fully appreciate we should have spotted it being missing when the sandwiches were handed to us it baffles me that they have no way to keep track of what was handed out or that they don't hand out the soup when you pay for it. The sandwiches were also nothing to write home about. Between the poor service and meh food I can't see myself rushing back

AMAZING food and super friendly, attentive and hard working staff. They serve brunch all day long…read moreand have high quality food and drink for whatever you order on the menu. The ambiance is wonderful, too! They have hanging flowers and soft music with clean tables and comfy chairs. If you're in Blackrock you MUST go!

The mellow fig. First off I love the name. It make me feel when I go ther I'm gona be…read morechilllllliiinnn.. The vegi wrap is gudd. The hummus is defo the best part it's so chunky and it's just delectable. I've had the steak sambo ther before that's rele gud and the croc Monsieur is yum too. It's a cool cafe and the food is good but for some reason I find I don't crave it or don't go rushing out to it get it. That I cannot explain to you, I guess it's just a lil forgettable.

A new addition to the business park and a very welcome one! - café Savannah is located a 2 min walk…read morefrom the NCT centre and serves up a large selection of Panini's, wraps, sandwiches, pastries and coffees. The décor is light and bright and airy - aided in no small part by lots of glass on the front of the shop. Funnily it doesn't get too warm in the summer despite being a bit of a green house. A veritable oasis in a bleak business park, if only they sold cigarettes too!

Hidden little eatery in Deansgrange Business Park doing the lunch standards of sandwiches, paninis…read moreand soup of the day. Very quick, friendly service. Can sit outside and enjoy the views of giant mounds of firewood! If you're into that kind of thing. Tip: They do a mean cup of coffee!

Lovely place to grab a delicious mug and people watch out their window seat bench. Really friendly…read morestaff as well. And a huge bonus...... they are friendly:))

Cute little cafe that offers dairy-free milks and plenty of vegan bakery items. The service was…read morefriendly, the latte was hot, and the treats were delicious!! The vegan lemon raspberry tea cake was so good that I went back for two more!!

cute place right by the water. great prices and my veggie wrap was so good! def recommendread more

Unfortunately I only had time for a coffee so trying their food is still on my to do list…read more But the cafe made a very good impression on me. I came here for a meeting and the other person was running late so I had some time to look around and found the staff very friendly and making for a lovely and relaxed atmosphere in the cafe. The menu and the food on display looked fresh and good so I hope to come back again soon with more time and hunger. I liked their interior design which made you feel like beeing on holidays at the sea - which pretty much suits their location.

Closest costa to my house so makes me happy. Parking is free at honey park, which makes it very…read moreeasy to pop in for a coffee or run off with a take out one. Costa is a costa tho. Ther all gona be the same qual and taste. Not that's a bad thing. Just don't be expecting anything new and exciting :)

This is a really gorgeous place to go for Sunday brunch... orrrrrr for an off-the-wall,…read moremelt-in-your-mouth,oh-good-lord-this-is-mind-blowing Toblerone cheesecake. The decor is gorgeous and quaint, and staff are even nicer. This place really shows Irish hospitality at its best! Definitely worth the treck out.

I have been meaning to go here again and again but for some reason never do. Absolutely starving, I…read morearrived and was disappointed to find no table outside which I guess is a good sign. As I perused the menu, deciding between the many all-day brunch items and the lasagne special, about six waitresses faffed around me, each asking whether I wanted to order/ had been served/ was ok. They were all friendly, but it seemed a bit disorganised as no one appeared to have sections. I was on my own so didn't mind too much but had I been trying to talk to someone, it may have got a little irritating. My food took a while to come, but it was really busy, and when it did I was happy. It was pretty standard, run of the mill fare, but tasty and to be honest I got exactly what I expected, so I can't complain. Overall, this place has a really nice atmosphere; casual with no airs and graces, it serves good food for a good price and friendly albeit a bit all over the place staff. I'll definitely be coming back.

All of the food was fresh and delicious! The ambiance was also super beautiful since it had a…read morebeautiful view of the gardens. The service was sometimes slow, but I ate there a couple times and the service during our last time was perfect!

Deep within the neo-palladian columns of the Radisson hotel, the Orangerie Bar is unsurprisingly…read moreluxurious. The bar is in one of the two glass conservatory wings of this grand palace serving: breakfast and lunch; coffee and tea; with a full bar. A nice place for afternoon tea with your granny maybe, but not really my packet of biscuits.