Quick service, good amount of seating indoors or outdoors. Seemed that all customers were people…read morerecently arrived in town with big bags. Flat white was good. Pretty decent selection of coffees and tea. Apple custard tart (3/5) was good, but mostly custard. Did not have any apple in it barely at all and messy to eat. Ham and focaccia was good and pretty filling.

We truly enjoyed our breakfast here. The crispy ham was delicious -- a bit salty, so it's perfect…read morewhen mixed with something else. The French toast was amazing, and the pancakes were incredible too -- definitely not your usual pancakes. Everything tasted so fresh and delicious. You really can't go wrong here. The place is a bit small, but the service was great, even though they were crazy busy, but still clean. Was so good we had to come back...

Fantastic little gem of a spot near St. Patricks cathedral. Went for breakfast 3 days in a row…read more Atmosphere is contemporary and very relaxed. Food is fabulous. Get there early as it fills up quick on weekends.

Location: Central to the south-of-the-Liffey downtown, and easy to walk to from the Thomas Moore…read moreInn. Ambience: Fun, funky, hippie, artistic and lively, with a little local health food grocery within the premises, as well as kitchen and cafe. Great people-watching, both within and outside the many large windows. Comfy, homey furnishings and an airy large space. Food: EXCELLENT. Local, sustainable, healthy, creative, and DELICIOUS. We had the Banh mi on fresh baked bread that was to die for -- perfectly spiced, with each bite savory, sweet, crunchy, fresh, rich. The coffee was terrific, too! And there were so, so many astonishing fresh-baked things available... serious temptation for the two diabetics on holiday! Service: Our server really went out of her way to make certain we were comfortable and well taken care of. She was bright, friendly, communicative, and quite helpful to two strangers who'd just arrived in Ireland! Value: Remarkably low price for such high-quality food! Wait time: None. We were seated immediately at a spacious table in a window space filled with morning sun. Other: Great family of people here, creating a community space for locals and a great welcome for visitors. If we'd had longer in Dublin, we would have checked out some of the events the place hosts!

Visited 3/28/26. Run don't walk to Tang-this place is delightful. Got there when it was incredibly…read morebusy and the people working were moving so quickly while also taking lots of care in their customer service so I really wanted to shout that out. We opted to get our dishes to go so we could eat in St Stephen's green and this worked well. Had to wait a bit but that's to be expected with how busy it was. My mom loved the yogurt dish and my aunt couldn't stop raving about the scones here. I got the eggs on toast and this was such unique and delicious flavor that I would easily come back for. A bit harder to eat in the park but when it's that good it doesn't even matter. You know if I'm back in Dublin I'll be here once more.

Tang is absolutely scrumptious. The service was so fast and they were very friendly. I got the…read morechicken flatbread and it was very good. My only qualm is that the bread wasn't heated for longer. I think it would've made the wrap that much better. I would 100% go back there. The pastries looked amazing as well. There wasn't space to sit indoors (that I saw), and limited seating outside. I think getting it to go and eating in the park is a great move.

Such a nice staff, amazing breakfast too. I rarely drink coffee in any form but decided to have a…read moreCarmel latte, holy smokes it was so good. I may give lattes another go. Thank you Ross for an amazing breakfast, it was nice to meet you.

5 stars all the way! From the lovely, friendly staff to the delicious eggs and toast, to the tasty…read morecoffee, it was an all around winner. Go, go, go!

We had the best breakfast especially the Irish breakfast and quiche at this quaint little spot. The…read moreserver was so friendly and attentive! Can't wait to come back!

Went in here today around 3pm. Asked if I could have a scone and tea. The servers' reply to me was…read morerude She said it's too late for scones. I asked if I could I have a Croissant, and she said no, it's too late for that also. I asked for another pastry, to which she replied thats not a croissant or a scone." I said, "That's ok. Instead of saying sorry we have none left, her response was not very welcoming. I also overheard her to a party of four. She went over to their table and said, "Do you know what you want. Even when I walked in. I asked the table for one on which she said to me, "Sit over there." I'm just annoyed at myself for actually staying there. The pastry, in fact, was very tasty. The service and the welcome were definitely not. Will not be going in there again.

The setting is so cool and unique. Bacon and sausage very good and the eggs were slow cooked to…read morefluffy perfection.

The Pepperpot is located inside a atrium mall so do not look for a sign from the street…read more It's a delightful but odd arrangement. Service is provided at a counter and then they point at a table interspersed around. the second floor of atrium where food is delivered. This gives a bit of a lively ambiance. Our Food was limited to scones and tea. The scone was basically unbelievably good. served with jam made in front of you.

Stopped into Queen of Tarts for breakfast on our first morning in Dublin. This cafe was bustling…read moreand had a quaint ambiance and friendly staff. Prices were very reasonable and the coffee and croissant was excellent; my husband and I split the croissant and while we were tempted by the beautiful pies and brownies, we passed as it was a bit early for that much sugar. We would return again!

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+.

Delightful breakfast. Service was quick and friendly. Inside is tiny as is common for the city. Did…read morenot find WiFi in case you're traveling.

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.