This place is very cool, very funky, very hip and a bit groovy (and I'm a 40 year old balding man…read morewith socks and sandals and of the opinion that Bon Jovi had moments of brilliance, so I should know) We stopped in for an early lunch and were treated to some spectacular sandwiches and superb coffee and staff that were just brilliant - one of the girls grabbed junior and guided him to the fridges to chose his drink - it was all very relaxed and natural and un-pressured, little bits of interaction like that make all the difference. yeah, like it a lot, we'll be back.

We like the coffee here but have found the service to be very hit or miss. On one occasion the…read moreservice was rude and unprofessional, on another occasion it was fine, but not great. It's a beautiful space, filled with light, very modern, but with so many excellent coffee shops to choose from, I'll go with one that treats me kindly.

Bit expensive. They don't keep to the price promotions as advertised. When questioned, they dismiss…read moreit.

Did not care for this place at all. Prices are good and cappuccino was good but food was gross…read more Banana bread was super dry. And all the hot food (sits out like a buffet style) all looked dry and old, like it was sitting there for a while. Not appetizing. My friend had the eggs and sausage and said it was gross.

Costa fortune!! This place is so expensive. Not much change from a tenner for a coffee and a bun…read more The tables are sticky and the coffee grinder is deafening. I only go here if there is nowhere else. The staff are nice.

It was our last day in Dublin. We were taking pictures at the Ha'Penny Bridge. We needed coffee…read more Fortunately, Costa Coffee was right across from the south end of the bridge. We hadn't had Costa during our trip up until that point and I was pleased with their espresso drinks. The baristas were fast and efficient at taking the orders and making the drinks. I went for a latte and enjoyed it at one of the nearby tables by the window overlooking the River Liffey. This specific Costa location included a small convenience store/shop where you could pick up some cold drinks or order some food from the deli bar. The Costa itself offered pastries to complement the coffee, but we kept to the latter. Whether you live/work in the city, visiting or vacationing, Costa is a convenient spot to enjoy quick pick-me-up.

I'm the duchess but only because it's handy for work. I find the staff a little impatient and not…read moretoo accommodating. I was told before that a large Americano had coffee with extra water but then was told today it had two shots. So I'm confused as to what I am getting. The coffee is nice enough though and they have nice pastries.

it was astonishing to notice this place was not listed at Yelp yet, although I have been here quite…read moreoften.... a nice place, friendly people; perfect location for me! Nice atmosphere for the morning coffee and bagel while getting up to date on the latest worldly events....

If you are looking for an amazing coffee shop in Bray, County Wicklow , Ireland. I highly recommend…read moreFinbee's Coffee House located on the main sea front. I was made feel very welcome. upon walking up to the cafe. I ordered a cappuccino. The cafe has lots of seating indoors and outside. It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, lived in the United States for over thirty years and served in the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know a great Coffee Shop from all my travels and life experiences. I definitely will return to Finnbee's Coffee House in the near future. This establishment rates five stars and more! A must visit when in Bray, County Wickow, Ireland.

Stopped in to grab a coffee and a bite to eat on our day in Bray. The latte was delicious and the…read moresausage roll was great! In addition to these things, the view from the second floor was amazing! Great food, coffee, and ocean views? Unbeatable!

The coffee here is amazing and really worth it. I would advise against using the bathroom. It is…read moredown a very steep stairs the first step of which is directly behind a door!

I went to Cafe Tri Via for breakfast. The cafe is small, but I was there at 1030am, and it wasn't…read morebusy, just me and another table. I ordered an Amerciano, and a sandwich. One reviewer on here says this is cash only, but I was able to pay with my credit card. I was told they'd bring it out to me. Coffee came out and it was good. Not life changing, but good. I was on my phone and realised it'd been like 10 minutes since I ordered. So I inquired about my sandwich at the counter, and the lady working had forgot to bring it out. I've worked at a coffee shop and I know it can get busy, but I was one of only two people there. The sandwich was pretty good a veggie option with aubergine, pesto, and cheese. I stopped in here because I hadn't had breakfast and was on my way to an appointment. I had been feeling lightheaded, and almost fainted on the train over. The fact they forgot my sandwich when I really needed to eat something was disappointing. I can't say I'd stop in here again.

Great spot for people watching. The Guinness was nice and cold. The service fast and very friendly…read more The food very fresh, delicious and looked beautiful.

Oh dear....where to start? I didn't receive the warmest of welcomes or even an friendly 'hello'…read morewhen I got here. It was Saturday early afternoon and only two tables were occupied by guests. The interior is quite nice, comfy chairs and not too loud music. The blackboard advertises 'various herbal teas' which turned out to be either peppermint, camomile or camomile and ginger. Meh. I chose a Mocha which was the worst Mocha I ever had. It neither tasted of coffee nor chocolate but of warm milk. Double-Meh. The spoon it was served with was dirty and sticky. Super-meh! The chocolate tart I ordered however was nice, rich and very chocolate-y. And pretty to look at.

Had a very interesting veggie hot sambo here the other day; three cheese and leek is what I was…read moreexpecting, however there were pickles in there too which were a bit strong to be honest, and overpowered the lovely cheese and leek flavours! Pity. I'll be back though to try out the others as the prices are reasonable (around the 5-6 euro mark) and the menu looks good, hot sandwiches mostly, but some lovely salads too including a fab looking kale one which was the special the day I was in. They also sell the Dunnes 'Considered' range by Helen James in store, and the shop has been fitted out really nicely with a large communal kitchen style table if you fancy sitting in for food and coffee. It fits in pretty well with the vibe of the street and is a good spot for getting little presents too, jams, chutneys, chocolate and kitchenware. Three stars for the slightly too vinegar-y pickle ladden sambo, but this could very easily be a 4 star once I get a chance to try some of the other offerings!

Is there anything as homely as sitting around a giant wooden dinner table with people whilst eating…read moresome delicious nourishing food? Considered offers a self service on the salad department with a small plate costing a meagre €3.50. Coupled with some nice lentil soup you have a really great lunch time destination. It can feel slightly cramped but it almost adds to the friendly atmosphere of the place.