I walked here from my Airbnb today and really enjoyed myself. We got there when it opened, so…read morethere was no line and we didn't have to wait long for anything at all. The food was really good. I had the granola and my friend had the French toast. Would recommend either. The coffee and tea were also good. Overall, just a really nice place. The price seemed pretty standard from what we've seen so far.

neighborhood spot for breakfast & lunch. cute neighborhood near Dublin City U campus and Croke…read morePark. short breakfast menu with some pastry selections. wife chose a croissant to begin and i picked a scone with butter/jam/whipped cream. the scone was listed as served warm and came barely above room temp. it was also quite dry and crumbled when touched by a knife. but the addition of jam and cream made the pieces pretty tasty. the croissant was significantly better, flaky and fresh. with jam even better. the house organic granola my wife chose was declared pretty bland even with the berries, mint, and yogurt added. a drizzle of honey did a lot to improve the taste. my choice of eggs benedict was intriguing as it was listed as using Parma Ham-a type of prosciutto-instead of a more traditional ham. unfortunately the execution didn't meet expectations. the ham, instead of being sliced and soft, was similar to a chipped beef, crisp and in little chunks. it was piled on one side of the bread without egg or hollandaise. the egg was perched on the other side, nicely poached but covered in the blandest hollandaise i've ever tasted. a good dash of pepper helped but between the meat and the sauce it wasn't a good choice. also the "muffin" it was served on was really dry. our service, while attentive, was made a bit difficult by a communication barrier with the server who i believe did not have English as their first language. she was trying very hard though. maybe another day and another meal-lunch or brunch-would be different but on this day we left disappointed.

It's easy to miss Bolands Sandwich Bar because of its location on Duke Lane…read more But people should seek this place out. It provides the simple service of sandwiches, pretty run of the mill sandwiches at that. But they are fast and the sandwiches are extremely great value. Today I got a chicken and stuffing on white, which was pre-made and ready to go from their fridge. In and out super quick. It wasn't a gourmet or artisan sandwich, but for what it was it was pretty good. I really enjoyed it too. The best part, it cost 2.80 EUR. But the standard was much higher than than the price suggests. They also have a counter down the back where you can have your sandwich made to your own liking. Highly recommended.

Save value, a hot chicken roll, a cuppa wedges and a can of drink for €5. The best bargain, it…read moredeserves 5 stars in itself. Simple food, but it's nice!

Stopped by this place whilst on a food tour of Dublin. I had the spicy, beefo, toastie. Incredible…read moresandwich! Highly recommended.

MUST TRY A TOASTIE when in Ireland. It's an entirely…read moredifferent experience from what we know as grilled cheese. We asked the employee how to pronounce the name, he stated the dh at the end is silent. Walking in, we were immediately greeted with friendly service. Since we were spankin new, he explained the menu. There's a kiosk to order, but he helped customize mine, since I'm dairy free. Woo hoo, yes! they offer dairy free cheese that melts! So I ordered a tuna with pickles, sourdough, dairy free cheese, lettuce, and seasonings per his recommendation. Hubby ordered the hambo with a side of Guinness steak flavor chips. Yum! The outside of the bread was perfectly crisp and the inside was an explosion of flavors , all good! The layer of tuna was thin ( I think a bit more of tuna) would have made it even better. But, nevertheless, every bite was a melty flavor sensation. The hambo was very good. Add a chip/drink combo for 3 Euro. Great service, tasty food!

Extremely disappointing. Quaint little restaurant but food…read more& service not good. Went in Saturday morning with a reservation only 3 tables were occupied but it took 7 min to be seated. I ordered eggs Florentine but got eggs Benedict instead. English muffin was not toasted, ham too thick & roasted potatoes very sad. Nicest part of the meal was the salad dressing. By the time waiter returned it was too late to reorder. Did not get a second coffee because no waiter came back even though we said we would have another in 5 min. They did not change for my order which was good but a could not care attitude from the owner.

Very nice little café in Terenure. We have been for breakfast the eggs Benedict are fantastic. Good…read morecoffee tea and homemade cakes. Service can be a little bit slow because they are usually so busy. But the staff is nice. you can sit outside if the weather permits and they have indoor seating. Good place to energize with caffeine and sugar.

Tucked away in a little alley, this small "hole-in-the-wall" cafe is a hidden gem. I got a veggie…read morebreakfast sandwich and it was delicious. The eggs were light and fluffy, the cheese was soft and smoky, and the sourdough bread was chewy but also toasty. The sandwich was quite big. I wasn't sure I would finish it, but quickly did after the first bite. The hours at this cafe are variable. They do not have a website listing the hours, and Google and Yelp cannot consistently keep up with their hours as they change on a whim. Currently, the hours listed on their board says Monday-Friday 8:30AM-3:00PM, but it was not open this past Monday when I walked by. They serve breakfast from 8:30AM-10:30AM and lunch 12PM-3:00PM. It's probably best to call first to see if they are open. Hope this helps!

Walk down and alley and think you aren't gonna find a place and then this sneaks up. Fresh baked…read moregoods and a breakfast sandwich that was unreal. Felt good to sit outside and eat it. The service was great and they were quick.

I am obsessed with Lunchonette! It has to be one of Dublin's little hidden gems in terms of cafés…read more They are located in the canteen/basement of the National College of Art and Design. Their menu is ever changing, and can be found on their Facebook page daily, and is emailed to students of the college daily. It is vegetarian friendly and you can request vegan alternatives too, which is something very important to me when I look for a café to have lunch or just a lovely morning coffee. Their beetroot burger is absolutely amazing, and the recipe was suggested by one of the students, hence he name "Aoibhinn from Sculpture's Beetroot Burger", which is a lovey touch. You can see into the kitchen of the café, and see all of the food being prepared in the mornings. They serve breakfast until 12, and then they serve lunch from 11 onwards. My go to is an almond milk latte, it's only €2.10 which I find extremely affordable. You can get a coffee and something sweet for €3!!! If you want to make a day of coming here, you can also check out some of the great student held exhibitions within the college, such as the Yellow Box exhibition space, and the NCAD gallery always has new and exciting exhibitions displayed too. Definitely worth a visit!

Best and cheapest coffee in the city. I love the simplicity…read moreof their seasonal menu, different soup and sandwich almost everyday. I think my favorite sambo so far, wasn't even a sambo, it was a wrap with butternut squash and whipped feta. And the cakes, oh the cakes, always so yummy! You can just tell they are using the freshest of produce, they even have their own allotment. The space is amazing, one of those places you would love to have a session in! The staff are all lovely even when they are run off their feet. I'd love this place to open later in the evenings. But for now I will keep coming for the amazing coffee and everything else.

While in Dublin, we made it point to grab a pint at the famed Brazen Head, which is Dublin's oldest…read morepub, dating back to 1198! The pub is unassuming from the exterior, at least given the classic architecture of the area...which is weird to say seeing as it is essentially a little castle! Once you walk through the arched doorway, you are in the thick of it from the beer garden to the two interior pub areas, which are distinctly different in vibe and energy! We popped into all areas, getting our pints and then enjoying them outside in the semi-covered beer garden! While we spent most of our time outdoors, we did experience the local music and group singalong inside, which was classic and almost storybook-esk! Servers were friendly and efficient. They constantly had a line, but made sure to speak to everyone and get those pints in hands as quick as possible! Overall, we absolutely loved The Brazen Head and would definitely recommend for those visiting Dublin!

Oldest pub in Ireland, 825 years to be exact. Pretty incredible. I made sure to check out every…read morearea of the bar including the bathroom. So much history. So cool. We started off with the seafood chowder to share which comes with Guinness bread. My husband ordered a Guinness and I got a hard cider. For dinner, we both enjoyed the beef stew made with Irish beef! This stew is a staple of Ireland. So good! We ended our meal with an espresso and a baileys coffee. I had an extra baileys coffee for my aunt too! If you're in Ireland, you have to check this place. At minimum, just a drink! Slainte!

Great food for lunch, they offer hearty meals as well as healthy meals. One of the best places in…read morethe area. I love the half rotisserie chicken with salad and some f the sandwiches. The burger has two delicious parties of grass fed beef. French fries are freshly prepared, the salad are also fresh and delicious.

Looks like Sandyford Ind. Est. has just bagged another nice eatery!…read more Located just on the edge of the Beacon South Quarter on Corrig Road nicely removed from the hustle and bustle of the other restaurants. Stopped in for lunch on one of the opening days and tbh was a little bit manic but that just down to finding feet, have been in since and things have calmed down. The first thing you notice when you enter is the woodfire pizza oven! then you'll start to pick up on how trendy the building is.. if Pizza isn't your thing the mosey on over to the sandwich counter and purchase a very tasty sambo.. My person favourite is the Roast Chicken & Stuffing sambo, ask for it to be toasted! nom nom & very filling which is great value at €6.95! Once again another welcome addition to the Sandyford area..

Tucked away in a little alley is the home of my favorite sandwich shop in Dublin (so far). I make a…read morestop here every time I'm in Dublin. They have a bunch of different burritos, soups and melts. They offer gluten free bread and vegan cheese for those who have dietary restrictions. It's a bit heavy but we all got something different each time and all loved this place. Service has been pleasant and quick every time.

Cheeeeeeese. Need I say more? Then let me say Bailey's…read moreIrish cream iced coffee. Cute place with good service.

Food took a while but I was the first customer of the day. They opened promptly at noon. I visited…read morethe one at millennium walkway, which doesn't have a yelp yet. Seems this is their new location. It was cutely decorated for at Patrick's day. Sadly a man sat next to me who smelled like a homeless person, not the restaurants fault, but unpleasant. Food was delicious!!

I'm gonna start with this key point first, my lady NEVER eats out more than two times a month and…read morewe ate here three times in a week. Aside from that the food was amazing and priced fair, the service was very professional and attentive. The atmosphere is an open airy casual vibe. Mad Egg Is the GEM of Dublin