First time trying Turkish eggs and wow it was better than I expected. It came with whipped feta…read morecheese, poached eggs, avocado, pickled red onion, spicy sausage, fresh herbs & toast. It was full of flavor and everything tasted so good together. I also liked how the sausage had a kick to it. Put everything together on the toast and it was perfect. I also ordered a green smoothie and it was great!

We had a nice late brekky here. Pancake (1) with sourdough toast for the hubby, egg burrito for me…read moreand a side of fried potatoes. The standout was the amazing lemonade with ginger & honey so so good. Also our waiter from Brazil was supremely nice. The eggs tasted super fresh as well, the maple syrup was real. All good.

Very quant coffee/breakfast place in Smithfield!I had a ham sandwich and it was so good! It was…read morerainy outside and a bit cold so I wanted to get something cozy, and the spiced warm cider definelty fit the bill! The service was great and it was in a prime location!

great food, very kind staff. I went with the seasonal salad and a side of beef. nice outside…read moreatmosphere too.

This new cafe is a jewel!! It's my new go to coffee and lunch spot! The owner is so friendly and…read moretheir creative delicious daily lunch special was made with quality ingredients that made my tastebuds dance. I had the chicken and mushroom bruschetta with Parmesan shavings and truffle oil. It was served with a rocket with lemon dressing and a broccoli and garlic soup! I had a homemade scone and a perfect coffee for dessert! I felt full without feeling heavy! Needless to say I'll definitely be back!

From the owner: We do amazing sandwiches and make all our sauces, dressings and tapenades…read more We also have tasty salads, soups and a gorgeous daily lunch special. Our coffee is Matthew Algie and organic, fairtrade and rainforest alliance certfied.

Been wanting to try this place for a while. On our way to the National Museum down the street we…read morepopped in for a coffee. This was about 2.30 with the advertised closing time at 3, so we thought we'd have to settle for take out. Not a bit of it. We were waved to a table in a surprisingly small but cozy room just as a massive posse of, I'm guessing, law students from Blackhall Place also descended. Anyway, service was brisk and there seemed to be no pressure to leave so we upped our order to a spectacular BLT served with excellent chips. My companion ordered a scone which was pretty good too. Coffee was excellent. Will go back for a more substantial meal next time. The omens were pretty good.

Something just didn't click…read more Iunno if it's just because I don't like cooked greens in my meals or not but I don't think it was just that. On this particular day I ordered the Chorizo Benedict and it definitely looked good. All the ingredients were cooked enough but the flavor's didn't blend as much as I'm used to with Benny's. I think I would of liked it more if the Hollandaise sauce had just a little bit more flavor. Aside from that the decor is stunning and the staff like most people I've met in Ireland, were super kind!

I am a serious fan of the full Irish breakfast. I genuinely believe that there is nothing better…read morethan a plate loaded with pork products first thing in the morning. Given this, I must say that Clarkes is one of the few places in dublin to offer a beautifully slutty fry at a very reasonable price! The staff are super friendly too. Went in for a breakfast for two and got the Clarkes special full Irish breakfast and we were not disappointed. The food was made fresh while we found a table (these are all cleaned regularly so the place looks great). We asked not to have black pudding and instead hash browns and this was done without a bother and the coffee we got with the food was made in a barrister type machine and was frothy and tasty! We were thirsty so I asked to get a bottle of water however the staff were so nice they whipped out a jug of cold water and just gave us two glasses for free insisting that I take it rather than pay! For a full breakfast and coffee it was a mere 7 euro!!! I will be returning to this place without a doubt!!

This review will be short and sweet! This places gets a NOM NOMS award from me…read more... The most amazing bakery in Dublin. There is a queue sometimes to buy bread or cakes but worth the wait. The queue moves very fast anyway. A lot of staff behind the counter. Their bread is orgasmic. They also make up big rolls for take away. Also amazing and very reasonably priced and HUGE! With really nice homemade coleslaw! If you decide to sit in to eat I would most certainly recommend it. Their breakfasts are one of the best in Dublin. Anything from a Full Irish to poached eggs and yummy brown bread. AMAZEBALLS...... ^_^

I had previously come here for lunch and loved it. Staff were friendly, food was delicious and…read moreatmosphere fab. I came here for breakfast this morning and my experience left me never wanting to go back. I don't eat huge brekkies so I opted for the small breakfast. Before I could even finish my sentence when I was ordering the girl was walking away from the table and asking if I wanted tea or coffee as she was trying to escape. I asked if I could swap the bacon for black pudding. "Nope. No substitutes. It says so on the menu." as she points at the menu. Fair enough I thought and asked for the menu back. She didn't appear to want to give me the menu back and I was told I could add pudding though. I said fine. Do that. I just wanted black pudding with my breakfast. Again she was walking away as I was trying to talk. It was rushed. It was rude. I asked for my egg poached and for brown bread rather than toast. Breakfast came. Food was standard brekkie fare. Tasty enough. Tea was beyond weak and clearly a result of buying in cheap teabags. It wasn't drinkable. Even after sitting for 10 minutes there was no strength to it. I went to pay and was told it was €7. I queried this as the small breakfast is €5 and extra sausage is €1 so I would presume the pudding was the same. Then I was told it was €1 extra for a poached egg. What? Guess what she did? She pointed at the menu and says IT SAYS SO ON THE MENU!. I said well I didn't see that. The attitude was ridiculous. I handed over my money and got no thank you or any sort of oh sorry about that or whatever . I was blanked and she just started saying hello to someone walking into the shop. Rude. Rude. Rude. She should have told me that it would be extra for a poached egg. Just like she was more than capable of telling me that there was no substitutes. So my issues here. It DOES NOT say on the menu no substitutes. What it says is that substitutes may be extra. Don't point at the menu saying oh it says on the menu. Like I'm sorry did I just sign up to a 12 month contract with Virgin Media and I'm being caught out by the small print? I feel like I was almost required to agree to a terms and conditions before ordering my breakfast. Am I required as a customer to read every single detail on this menu before ordering? Like c'mon! I'm not sure if this person is an owner or a manager or just a regular staff member but if it's the latter then someone needs a word. If it's the former then cop yourself on. As an infrequent customer I felt out of place. She was greeting all the regulars and paying them much more attention. The most pleasant part of the dining experience was the girl who took away my plate. A different girl to the one who served me and took payment. Attitudes need to be rechecked with this individual. It's doubtful I will return.

Another place in D7. Thankfully, it's another great place!…read more You could call it somewhat of a more old school cafe/diner. Zero 'hipster' influences. The menu is simple, kinda Irish and most importantly, very tasty. Actually, it's also great value for the portion sizes. Coffee is refilled as you enjoy your food, staff are very friendly and there are a tonne of interesting and kitsch items on all of the walls. Worth a visit if you're hungry, worth a visit if you're hungover and worth a visit full stop. Do it.

This was our first stop in Ireland. We were in look for a place for lunch & came across Third…read moreSpace. It is along a common area with plenty of seating & communal books to read through. I was wanting to try something authentically Irish. I went with the Black Pudding Sausage Roll. I have never had black pudding before & was going to give it a try. Its appearance was different than what I had envisioned but again I have never had it. The roll was quite tasty. My wife looked at the blacken pastry log with both discuss & curiosity. She looked up let her judgement down & speed to the internet for this mysterious beginning. Upon, learning of it origin asked if I had known what the contents were of this darken beast. Knowing the context of the question & that she would inform me of my potential horror I pressed on. The Black Pudding Sausage Roll was finished before the origins could be revealed. I would highly recommend this to anyone who has never experienced a true Irish meal.

I am going to start where it all began in Ireland, sort of…read more As I did not want to have a second straight continental breakfast, my tour guide suggested Third Space, a café not far from the hotel I was staying at. They allegedly serve an authentic Irish breakfast, which I had to try. It is all mostly delicious, affordable, and the service is friendly and fast to boot. The plate is arrayed beautifully, with the beans, sausage, rashers, and eggs tasting fresh. The generous amount of toast more than makes up for the heavy meats on the plate. Unfortunately I was not a fan of the pudding, and the hash browns did look a tad greasy, but the tomato and mushroom make up for them. They added good texture and balance to the meal. Sit back and relax, or get to work early and enjoy a nice breakfast here. It is a great way to start your day off right.

Best coffee in Dublin by far. Whenever I get coffee anywhere else I find myself thinking "it's nice…read morebut it's not love supreme is it?" Had my first Love Supreme sausage roll today. It was supremely lovely :p

Gorgeous coffee, beautiful interior and they cater to vegetarians too!…read more Any time I'm in Stoneybatter I have to make a trip up here, the coffee is just soooo good and the pastries, cookies etc are divine. They have oat milk for coffee!

This is a convenient place to go if you're staying at the lodge above, but it would not otherwise…read morebe on my radar. The staff is nice, it's a relaxed atmosphere. The food is somewhere between standard and elevated. The salmon Benedict was the nicer of the two meals I've had. The latte is light and smooth. I can't speak to non-breakfast meals but I noted delivery drivers come and go so presumably people are eating there.

Cute place but the food was terrible…read more.. I will not be back until the issues are fixed.

I come here every time I'm in Dublin. Great coffee and SCRUMPTIOUS food! Eggs are poached to…read moreperfection and the composition of flavors in each dish is just a 10/10. Today we came with a baby and they had a great, secure high chair. Don't miss this gem!!!

Hitting up a coffee shop was definitely not what I was expecting to do immediately after setting…read morefoot in Dublin; but given that my friends are such coffee fiends that they even put me to shame, I didn't have a choice but to hit up one of Dublin's hottest coffee spots as soon as we got off the bus. The space is rather small, as most coffee shops are, and the prices are a bit up there, but all the coffee they make holds its own against some of the best- no Starbucks quality here- and the food is amazing. Speaking of, if you haven't tried their hotcakes slathered with berries, compote, and some of the most decadent whipped cream you've ever tasted, you haven't lived life to the fullest. It was so sweet, it was almost too much for me to finish, but I won't complain about such a delicious sugar rush this early in the morning. If you're not the "dessert for breakfast" type, they also have your typical avocado toast- don't ask me why that's a thing here, too- eggs, breakfast meats, and of course, porridge. Or, if you're not the breakfast type, they do have some bomb-looking pastries available all day, every day, including vegan options. These guys must also be pretty well-established given that they have merch available for purchase, on top of their perishables. And really, the coffee here is amazeballs. If you come for nothing else, come for that.