Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. Why don't more people from Celbridge come here?! I don't get it! Maybe…read morebecause you can't access it from the main street in your car any more?! If I still lived in Celbridge, this is definitely somewhere I'd be frequenting a lot more.. eh.. frequently..!!! Or maybe it's the lack of online presence?! I can't find anything about the cafe on the Castletown House website for example?! Why?! So here's what ye do. Go for a whopper walk up along the river, go over to the obelisk and imagine what it would have been like to have been hanging out with the Connolys and Johnathan Swifts and the likes, get a bitta wind in your hair, then get yourself over into the Courtyard Cafe in the grounds of the wonderful Castletown House, and get the warmth back in you. Get a nice sambo or hot meal and a lovingly made hot chocolate and cake to finish. You'll walk home with a spring in your step, guaranteed.

Walked here for brunch, food was delicious, coffee outstanding and wait staff super friendly!read more

Outstanding lunch here, one of the better meals I've had in all of Ireland. Simple, yet artful…read morecreations. I had Mimo's Spiced Chicken Sandwich and it was fresh and flavorful. For my side item, I chose the potato salad, which is some of the best that I've ever had. It was super fresh and included fresh dill along with some chunks of pickle. Would love to take this stuff back home! Service was attentive and cheerful.

A place like this just makes my heart sing. Starbucks it ain't. It's local independent, cosy and…read morequality. Our waitress was joy personified - the welcome was warm and she fussed over us to get us seated then brought menus. The cafe has a take away go left and a separate sit - in area go right where we nestled into. The cafe was busy - both takeaway and sit in - just into the early afternoon. It was a flat white, a cappuccino and a generous chunk of home - made, zingy lemon meringue pie between us. The coffees and the light airy pie were delicious. The rest - rooms were well appointed too. Once the food was delivered to the table I asked for the bill so that we could just leave once we were done. My wish was granted with a smile. €14.35 or £12.37.

I found this place while on vacation in Dublin! I was in…read moresearch of a good place to eat breakfast and the reviews and photos are what led me here. It did not disappoint one bit. I had a traditional Irish breakfast which was excellent - very flavorful. I loved the black and white pudding! My mother and sister both had the pancakes with eggs. The pancakes were soft and fluffy, and left them both more than satisfied. Very lovely - I highly recommend it!

Wow! What a little cracker of a cafe!…read more Nestled away in the leafy suburb of Bawnogue......no seriously! Bawnogue is generally associated with being a hub for bank robbers and those affiliated with the sale and distribution of illegal narcotics and certainly not with culinary delight! Honeycomb is a hidden gem! It's warm and inviting it's a really nice place to be! It feels like your living room with friendly bubbly staff. The food is really good, chicken club was amazing smally got a dippy poached egg with soldiers and it was lovely! The food was good take my word for that but it was the experience I enjoyed most! I rarely gush on here but I really enjoyed honeycomb

I like this place because of its friendliness. It feels as if I've been here many many times even…read moretho, I was here only second time. Staff is super friendly. Nice girls work there. And yep, I'm a man :) There's a free wifi, you'll need it, because (at least) Three network has very week to none coverage. Nicely served coffees and deserts. Great toilets in a separate building just outside at the back. Love how this place is divided a little bit, so you may choose where to sit accordingly to your mood. Plenty of cyclists here on weekend mornings. If you don't like tight pants on men, close your eyes :-)

Good food, quite expensive, service is OK not as good as it used to be. Overall pretty goodread more

I love going here for breakfast or brunch, they do great eggs of all varieties and excellent coffee…read morefrom McCabe's. I've never had a single bad experience here over several years and it's easily the best place in Lucan village for food. In summer time you can go next door for a whipped ice cream afterwards at Kennedy's news agents, another little gem in old Lucan.

Maynooth's own little hipster coffee shop underdog. It's a small wonder though, great coffee, tasty…read morenibbles and a very relaxed atmosphere. I can't put into words how good the coffee is, in the same league as 3FE or Fixx. I suppose the only downside is the size, there's only about ten seats in the place. On the other hand, there's nothing like having your coffee under the watchful eyes of Omar Little and Walter White!

When you think of coffee in Ireland, most people think of Coffee Angel, 3FE, Roasted Brown and…read moreother chains. Yet, just outside Dublin, is this gem. Now called Atlas Unit 1 and run by Adam, this is one of the finest coffee shops I've ever visited. A wonderful aroma of the coffee hits you when you open the door. Adam loves to talk coffee and his passion is infectious. He also sources his cakes from the genius that is Wildflour Bakery. Soups and sandwiches are also of the highest quality. Brilliant.

My new favourite breakfast and lunch spot. Get in early as the specials sell out so quick and it…read moregets pretty packed. Run by a group of women and the lovely owner is from Enfield in county Meath. All the food from the farmhouse cafe comes from their farm and is made fresh everyday. The meat is from their animals and the bread and treats are baked in the cafe. I love how it has an old country house feel to it and the teacups and teapots are a random collection that look so pretty. My favourite thing from the menu was the Gammon sandwich. I no longer eat meat and this sandwich makes me struggle every time I see it on the menu. Oh the temptation.

Really great coffee and food. I had the hummus and it was surprisingly delicious and filling. The…read morebread is out of this world.

You walk-in and service is fast and easy to order. The prices are extremely reasonable, the…read morepastries are tasty and the coffee delicious. I believe you should stop-in when you visit Skerries it is beautiful water front.

Excellent Flat White, it actually tasted like Coffee!! Full service coffee and tea bar that most…read morewill be happy with...not all burnt Vienna beans and a smile from everyone of the Staff. They also have stuff for your Home that was quite nice.

I had a French dip sandwich and was delicious. I just wish they had longer hours. I like to eat…read morelunch a little bit later. I finally got to try this place after so many years of living in this valley and they did not disappoint! We kind of felt like we had to get out of there though they wanted to head home. A great place if you want breakfast and lunch at a more normal time such as 11:30 to 12:30 lunch and you must be out by 2 PM. I would definitely go here again and I understand they're going to be changing their name. I would also try to get here earlier so I can be out by 1:45! :-)

We came here one morning for a yummy and quick breakfast before we went out to explore. I'm so glad…read morewe did! The workers were super kind to us and I'm gluten free because I have celiac and they were very accommodating. I had toast, eggs, and coffee and also a little GF dessert for the go. It was a nice atmosphere and I felt like a local. I highly recommend!

10/10 - recommend…read more Had a lovely latte, americano and sausage roll here. Friendly staff, quick service and lovely food and drink. My latte was slightly too sweet but that's more a preference and I probably should have checked amount of pumps. Latte still very nice though. Recommend.

Decent Flat white (4/5 green stars) I stopped by The Art of…read moreCoffee in GPO arcade off Henry's Street to have a flat white (€2.60). Staff members were very helpful and friendly. The coffee was strong, tasty and not over-roasted. Too many coffees are over-roasted. The foam wasn't the silkiest I've ever had but it was decent - I was expecting to be blown away by the foam since they advertise their barista awards outside the café (although some of the awards are for latte art, and mine had no art - wah!). I'm also giving them 4/5 "green stars" for social and environmental impact. To-go drinks are delivered with no lid, encouraging customers to forgo the plastic. Soy and almond milk are available. Their beans are for sale in paper-based bags and they also sell them in 1 Kg sizes, reducing packaging a little. Most food on display (including sandwiches) is packaging-free (my current pet peeve is sandwiches in plastic clamshells). Along with their house blend they also offer a single-origin coffee, which changes every few months. Their Harcourt Rd. branch has a Saturday brunch menu that includes organic porridge, free-range eggs, and simple vegetarian fare like avocado toast. The main thing I'd like to know about is their coffee sourcing - sustainability and fair pricing. Their website and coffee packages don't offer any info on this. Have contacted them - will update if they reply! Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, contact me! (greenstarsproject)