The Terrace Cafe was a welcome respite from the windy and rainy walk around the gardens my wife and…read moreI had just completed. They had quite a selection of yummy food options to choose from. My wife picked a quiche that came with three sides that she kindly shared with me. I opted for a bowl of tomato soup with cheese bread. Both dishes were warm and delicious. We thoroughly enjoyed our sides of Asian salad, fresh fruit and Greek salad with the latter our favorite. The combination of broccoli, feta cheese and dressing was addictive. My tomato soup was the best also full of flavor and very warming. The cheese bread was handy to sop up the remaining soup that escaped my spoon. The folks working there were quite friendly and helpful. The dining area had plenty of room and tables were quickly bussed whenever someone left. A great lunch spot.

Powerscourt Terrace is a nice little cafe establishment in the heart of Enniskerry…read more There are a few things which I wanted to note for anyone not local to the area attempting to navigate here: 1: you're going to have to follow signs, as you'll have basically have zero cellphone reception until you get into powerscourt directly. 2: you do have free wifi in powerscourt, but still no cell signal - at least from 3. The place has some nice choices as far as food - there are plenty of vegetarian options and effectively everything is designed around the concept of "main + 3 salads". I'm not saying do the sad vegetarian option of "you must have salad/you must get a cobb salad without chicken", either. This main + salads idea is a concept all over Ireland, essentially - a main course for one price, and a separate price for that main course with 3 sides. Sadly, the concept basically requires the salads - as you'll commonly find that the main course is a bit small, even for Euro sized meals. This doesn't mean you'll be missing anything, though - as thankfully the salads happen to be absolutely excellent. I happened to try an Edamame and Chickpea salad as one of the choices I had, and it was pretty well made. To complement that was a cooked broccoli, feta and tomato salad along with an asian inspired noodle salad - all of these went perfectly with the spinach quiche I selected. Wifey had the Edamame Chickpea salad as well, but chose a carrot salad along with an awesome lentil loaf - all complemented with an Elderflower drink. Meals are rotated, so I'm not honestly sure if you would see these same main course options as it probably rotates throughout any given day or week. I would suspect the salads probably stay the same, as I noticed the same options in Avoca/Arklow/Gorey at a number of restaurants as well. What does this all add up to? Well, it boils down to an experience like this: You have pretty good food choices that are pretty well made, which are noticeably pricey. All the while you eat these whether indoors or outdoors wasps are going to try to eat your meal with you, so I sincerely hope nobody going here has a wasp allergy. This goes on with hilariously terrible wifi coverage. It was 38 EUR for the two of us. So basically tourist establishment + pricey but nice food and nice places to sit. Oh, and make sure you don't mix it up with the fast food equivalent just next door to the actual cafe.

A wonderful panini of ham and cheese! A cute, tiny little place near the Starbucks. Their coffee…read morewas way better than Starbucks! Very friendly staff.

Lovely spot. It reminds of Amalfi coast cafes, lots of fresh pastries, fresh deli and lovely sfaff…read more Great selection of paninis. You can seat outside and enjoy the view and even feed some birds.

Great coffee, friendly employees and delicious food…read more Try their porridge. It comes with 3 toppings, but we only chose two. A huge bowl that was very filling and very enjoyable. Came here twice for coffee and breakfast. Two Boys Brew did not disappoint. Coffee was made to perfection. Poached eggs are also great. Cooked just right, served with brown bread. So good! They do get busy at times, so if you're thinking you'd like to sit and eat here, be prepared for a wait at times, especially around 9:00. Worth the wait, though!

We stopped by on our way up to Glasnevin Cemetery shortly after opening. We had no issues finding a…read moreseat and staff was friendly and engaging. The space was bright and clean with a gorgeous greenhouse style rooftop and plants all around. Our food was phenomenal - everything was delicious and the coffee fantastic. We would definitely come back (hopefully soon!)

I have had breakfast here quite a few times and it is always phenomenal. My favorite is the eggs…read moreand potatoes dish. They were very accommodating when I came with my vegan dad, making him a vegan version of their yogurt bowl (everything but the yogurt). He loved it so much we came back the next day and he got it again. Highly recommend.

Wonderful food and casual setting. Small but great menu. Coffee is great and it is a good value for…read morewhat you get.

We stopped by here for tea, and found it to be a wonderful experience. A variety of sweets and…read morefinger sandwiches (themed to the season) alongside a fairly extensive selection of different teas. The ambience was elegant and quiet. We were one of only a handful of tables in the entire place. Service was attentive but not overbearing.

This lounge is gorgeous, it's inside the Powerscourt Hotel on 4th floor. You don't have to be a…read morehotel guest to go there. They serve breakfast till 10am and lunch starts from 12pm. In between, you can get a beverage from their selection. They also have a menu for beers, wines and other alcohol drinks. I was here for a work event and went around 11am to the lounge and ordered a cappuccino and fruit scone. The coffee was great and scone was fresh and super tasty, served with a spread of butter and jam. They were nice to accommodate my request for half a portion. The lounge has a great view of the outdoor gardens if you grab a window seat. Light music playing to set the mood right in the morning. My server was super friendly too.

My first visit to Dublin, we were on our way to St. Patrick's Cathedral and happened upon Bite of…read moreLife to grab a snack. I ordered a green smoothie, a berry smoothie, and a slice of salmon quiche. Both were absolutely delicious. I genuinely would like to remake the quiche recipe at home because of how unique it was! The green smoothie tasted very natural and healthy. I would definitely recommend. For the rating, since I am obviously a tourist, I don't understand the politics of Dublin, but for some reason every store front had a lots of political flags. It was a bit unattractive for me as a customer, but otherwise really appreciated the food and services of the cafe. Also the prices were a bit surprising, we paid $35 for two smoothies, a slice of quiche, and a side of scrambleld eggs, and smoked salmon.

In a nice location to take your order to go as it's right next to St. Patrick's park. Menu seemed…read moreto have a nice variety of options from sandwiches to soups and salads. I ordered the XMas sandwich which was a solid choice & not something you can find everyday, the cranberry and stuffing hit the spot. I wasn't wowed by the coffee. Staff was lovely & the place is decorated in a cute quaint style. Would definitely stop by again to try other things from their menu.

Highly recommended. The food is simple and healthy. A meal for your soul just started the day…read more Relaxing and fresh. Try the Marakest for an experience

I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by my visit here. The first time I stopped in for lunch…read moreand a coffee. The latte was a bit overpriced but good. What impressed me was the sandwich. So on my second visit I decided to try the eggs Benedict which was also better than expected. The meal wasn't large but it doesn't need to be, to be good. The muffins were good, the balance of sauce, egg, and ham was nice. And the potatoes on the side were good as well the latte was still overpriced but this time not good at all. I dont think the portafilter had been emptied properly before my drink. So, I will eat here again but no more coffee.

Occupying a prime position directly beside St. Stephen's Green and just steps from the iconic The…read moreShelbourne Hotel, Peaches enjoys one of the most desirable restaurant locations in Dublin. The restaurant sits at the intersection of the Green, Grafton Street, and several of the city's busiest shopping and business districts, making it an easy stop whether you're sightseeing, shopping, or heading to a show. The exterior presents a polished, contemporary façade with golden, modern lettering and large floor-to-ceiling windows that take advantage of the surrounding streetscape and natural light. Inside, the space has been designed as a modern brasserie, with a brighter and more refined atmosphere than its former KC Peaches café incarnation. Soft lighting, contemporary white furnishings, and a clean aesthetic create an environment that feels equally suited to breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner service. Our group of ten made a reservation in advance, and I'm glad we did - at 11:30 on a Sunday morning, the restaurant was completely full, so I would say reservations are non-negotiable, especially for large parties on the weekend. The menu reads as a modern European brasserie, combining all-day café favorites with more substantial lunch and dinner offerings. Expect a mix of salads, sandwiches, brunch staples, pasta dishes, seafood, and grilled meats, alongside an extensive coffee and drinks selection. The breadth of the menu makes it suitable for everything from a quick breakfast near St. Stephen's Green to a leisurely evening meal. While the offerings are generally approachable and crowd-pleasing, there is enough variety to appeal to groups with differing tastes. Their drinks include various teas, coffees, lattes etc. - while I'd recommend going to a traditional cafe to sample real matcha, some of my friends really enjoyed their Chai Lattes/Dirty Chai Lattes (€4-6), as well as their other coffee drinks. We all ordered different entrees, and no one was disappointed in their dish - some standouts include their Shakshuka (€14.90), which comes with a large portion of grilled sourdough, a deeply-flavred tomato-and-pepper sauce, runny poached eggs, seasonal vegetables, and basily and feta, and their Full Irish (€15.90) with the same sourdough, flavorful bacon and sausages, black pudding (dont' be scared, it's an Irish breakfast classic, tomatoes, mushrooms, and eggs your way. I opted for the French Toast (€12.90), which was served with two slices of French toast, a rich whipped mascarpone, and a mixed berry compote, which was a perfect balance between sweetness and acidity. While I would have appreciated some additional fruit, I think the French Toast itself was a great combination of richness and crispy fried edges, with a perfectly custardy inside. Prices are moderate for such a central Dublin location, with most diners likely spending between €15-30 per person depending on whether they're stopping in for a casual daytime meal or a more substantial evening dinner (which we didn't get the chance to sample). Overall, Peaches is a great stop in a highly-frequented area for any meal of the day, and I'd love to return at some point to sample their dinner menu!

This was the first restaurant we visited while in Dublin. I was so jet lagged and somehow the food…read moremade me feel better. Service was just ok but the food made up for it. The sourdough served with the Irish breakfast was sooooo good. FYI The restaurant is located next to the Shelbourne Hotel.