A great little cafe. Eggs benedict, Cafe mocca and fresh orange juice were great. Highly recommend.read more

Really enjoyed the friendly service and breakfast. We were able to find parking in the alley next…read moreto the restaurant. They don't take breakfast reservations but on an off season Monday morning, there were plenty of tables available. My husband enjoyed his toasted breakfast sandwich on sourdough which was a huge portion. My Irish breakfast was delicious and they accommodated my request to swap out the black and white pudding for an extra rasher. My daughter was expecting a much fluffier version of the Belgian waffles - we noted that the menu describes the meal as "Waffles with crispy streaky bacon" and she only had a single waffle with not so crispy bacon. But we did enjoy everything else and will likely return.

Love this place. Staying at nearby hotel - walking distance. So I've eaten here twice now. Fresh,…read morehealthy food at very reasonable prices. Homemade desserts toooo. I'd only say- ask if soup is puréed before ordering and I would pass on the raspberry sauce on the dessert- decoration). But yummy. And the walnut brownie was fresh and tasty as well. Oh and wonderful service sweet girls. Thanks for putting up with me.

Great cafe and the strongest coffee I have had in Ireland so far! Service was very attentive and…read morelove the antique plates that the food is served on. Definitely a home cooked place!

Cute coffee shop-cum-bistro just across the street from the DART station. It's tiny in all ways…read morebut the portions- seats for maybe 20, little pastry display counter, eensy kitchen behind that with just enough room for the two chefs in there! I can vouch for the chicken pesto panini: chicken chunks with cheese and homemade red pesto served on crispy seedy bread. The pesto is deadly, and I mean that two ways! One, it tastes great. Two, it's loaded to the gills with garlic, so don't make any smoochin' plans! The roast chicken "chunks" looked too square to have been homemade, and this was especially noticeable in my companion's Thai chicken salad. I have no complaints, though, about the other pieces of the meal or the ambiance of the place. Kitschy wallpaper and classic jazz music are always winners for me! I'm waiting for an invite back to my friend's place so we can go here again.

After a brisk walk along the seafront, and based on a local recommendation, we repaired here for a…read morerestorative cuppa joe. It was excellent. Tiny premises with 4 staff working flat out for a full and appreciative house. We shared an excellent croque monsieur and a danish with two exquisite lattes. Don't often get to Malahide but will definitely be back.

Excellent coffee and barista. Place has some seating and is quant. Highly Recommend.read more

There is a lot of competition with coffee shops in Malahide village. Personally I love Insomnia…read morecompared to other chains as its consistently good. This chain is located at the eurospar in Malahide Marina village. I have only ever gotten take away but it has a seating area inside and outside. They sell cake, wraps, sambos too.

Nice place. The best Mocha Latte I have ever had. I didn't have to put sugar in it. Hot Chocolate…read morewas also good and came with bits of chocolate pieces on top. It was very fine. Bagel was just OK. Scone was really good but banana bread was not as good as Starbucks. People were extremely nice. Water was in a pitcher, lemon infused, and very cold. It's a really great place to sit, read and enjoy plus there is home goods shopping connected! It's a great store and definitely a bonus! I wish I was just not on vacation because I would frequent often.

Good place for a coffee. Very clean and lots of natural light. The location is great and the staff…read moreare very friendly. I've been here several times now and have always found the staff to be very pleasant. During certain hours it tends to be a bit of a yummy mummy hub so if you're looking to enjoy your cuppa in quite it's not ideal

We traipsed around this busy crowded town for a few hours passing lots of eateries - with many…read morefolks sitting outside enjoying their food and drinks in the warm weather. Not a single foodie place had a water dish outside for dogs; cead mile failte allegedly but not if you are a pooch. We had two on leads and thankfully we'd brought some water with us but we decided that none would get any business from us and they didn't. It's great to be a curmudgeon. As we pottered we came across this Starbucks and saw full doggy water dishes and we complemented them. Alfresco coffee (a cappuccino and a flat white) sandwiches (toasted lemon chicken) and strawberry viennese cakes. It's been a very long time since I've been delighted to give my trade to S'bucks but fair play to the management here. The two staff behind the counter were charming and the customer toilet was clean.

I go here as it is located in the building in which I work but the coffee is so over-rated and…read morewayyy too expensive. They try to make it sound like you are getting something wonderful in a mug but really all it is, is sickening syrups and cream/slimmed milk. The staff are lovely though and always have a smile on their face.

When they say "Good things come in small packages" this is what they are talking about. The most…read moretiny little shop around but with a massive personality. This is one of those places that just "gets" good food - from the sandwiches (grilled cheese to die for) to the salads (watermelon feta & tomato !!) to the amazing pizzas to the awesome coffee and deserts there is literally nothing that I don't like. My only problem when I call in is what to choose - I could commit gluttony !! Of course everyone has a favorite so I can never leave without taking some of the deviled crab with me - it is literally one of the best things I have ever eaten in my entire life. It is amazing on crackers or in a salad and lets be honest I have been found eating it straight from the tub. The place has a really cool style and a kind of NYC vibe with a big blackboard of the days specials. I love that there is a new board up every day with the day and date so you know each day is thought out and put together fresh. They also post it on Facebook so you can check whats on. It is run by two really lovely local sisters and there is a super friendly family atmosphere in the place - when I bring my two year old nephew with me he goes straight behind the counter and gets hugs and kisses and some little treat. Next time you are on your way out to Howth make sure you stop in and see whats on offer - Definitely not to be passed by !

Just grabbed a late lunch at Minetta of a mozzarella, hummus and fresh tomato toasty and a cheeky…read morecoffee. I think that you can really tell that the ingredients are really fresh and its refreshing to come across a deli that takes pride in making the menu more creative (they vary their menu a big everyday). The staff are warm and engaging and easy to chat with. It is small and all the seating that they have is outdoor so it's more somewhere you would go to for something on the go. They've done a lot with the small space they have and have the Italy/NYC vibe down in terms of their decor and branding. In terms of food I would recommend the pizzas and the toasties. They run promos like toasty Tuesday's where all toasties on Tuesday are a fiver. Ding dong!

As you can imagine, this stall keeps the quality of coffee to the same high standards as the other…read moreBryan's coffee stalls elsewhere in Dublin. They are nicely located at the start of the east pier, so you can either grab one on the start of you pier walk or at the end to warm yourself up after being blasted by the cold sea winds coming over the pier walls. They have a small selection of nibbles which also good. Actually it was super cheap. I can't remember the last time I got a coffee so cheap. This will be a coffee stall I'll be visiting every Sunday for a cheap and great coffee