What a nice little gem to find for an afternoon stop! Hard to choose something because everything…read morelooks absolutely fabulous! We chose a butter pecan cheesecake rollup , a Nutella croissant, an Americano coffee, And a mocha hot chocolate! WOWEE! Just an FYI, the neighbors had a Nutella caramel crêpe that they allowed me to photo also and looked absolutely to die for !!!

Went here for a quick breakfast. The Mocha was amazing and not bitter like many other places I've…read moretried. I got the crepe with strawberries and fresh cream, it was delicious, however it was VERY sweet and I found myself needing a lot of water. They do have savory options if you're in the mood for that as well.

Saw this place all over Instagram and I'd unfortunately have to say it was not worth the hype. It…read morewas cool you get a free chocolate with every drink and the chocolates were pretty good but the service was not great, they weren't helpful and the woman was annoyed with any questions you asked.

We were four. We sat inside. Two espresso based drinks and two fizzy drinks…read more Staff friendly and efficient. We got to pick a choccy each with our drinks and for as long as they do we'll support the brand. We do like a deal. The chocs were tip top too. They had customer toilets that would benefit from routine cleaning.

Located in between Temple Bar area and Grafton St, Seating is available so it's the perfect place…read moreto take a break. There is a bathroom in the basement. You can buy prepackaged candy or pick your own. They have all the standard flavors as well as u pique flavors. The whiskey truffles were yummy with a distinctive flavor. A little piece of chocolate was the perfect treat! The hot chocolate was delicious! It comes with whipped cream and chocolate shavings. Your choice of a piece of chocolate comes with each drink! The staff were efficient and very nice.

All sugar, minimal chocolate. That's from the "70%" and…read morePassion Fruit truffles. Staff said there isn't an ingredients list.

I love Leonidas Chocolate, i had them when i was in Brussels last year and the quality and taste is…read morejust as good in their Irish stores. so many types of yummy melty chocolate, why is it so bad for you? my one annoyance about this place though is its name, how the hell do you pronounce it? everyone seems to have a different way of saying it that they believe is the correct way! its so bad that i just cannot discuss these delicious drops of heaven because im never sure if im saying the name right and i dont want to look like a big eejit when i say "lee oh knee das" ! somebody help me!

I remember very clearly having a relationship-defining argument over the proper way to pronounce…read more"Leonidas"... the only outcome being a deep love of these hand-dipped chocolates (ok, and knowing I'm right in pronouncing it "Lee-Oh-Nigh-Dass", as opposed to his insistence on "Leony-Dass" ...whatever). The chain seems to have shrunk in the last four or five years, and spotting the open window on the Royal Hibernian Way was a delightful surprise. At last, those little almond-topped nougat squares draped in rich white chocolate can be mine. The hours are a bit funny though and it's not the cheery, luxe experience that competitor Butler's has going; but sometimes there's nothing sweeter than Leonidas... and being right.

This location is small but filled with lots of choices. It has prepackaged candy and pick your own…read more I love that I could pop in for a piece of chocolate for dessert or a treat. It also sells hot chocolate for take away. No seating at this location. Staff were nice and efficient.

No complaints- a queue but moved quick, and with our coffees we get one free chocolate, both of…read morewhich were tasty (latte and salted caramel). Flat whites were a solid choice each time we had them and staff were nice and coffees didn't take long to come out.

Absolutely enjoyed indulging my sweet tooth when we were out and about in City Center - I couldn't…read morechoose between the crepe and the gelato, so I tried both! I had the peanut butter chocolate gelato with a banana and Nutella crepe. I have to say, just thinking about it makes me want to have it again! The staff were friendly and kind, it was a delightful treat after a long day.

Excellent customer service.the ambiance is very nice. The ice cream is really good. Everything is…read moreso good.

I have too many good things to say about this place, so I'll try and limit myself to a reasonable…read morelength. Long story short, I was on a trip to Portugal and Spain with my boyfriend (first time in Europe for both of us), and we decided to take a 7 hour layover in Dublin (because why not!). We have an unofficial mission to try ice cream in every new state/country we travel to, so when we saw Scoop, we decided to go for it even though it was still early morning. They hadn't set up the ice cream in the display yet since it was so early, but the guy helping us (more about him later) told us the range of flavors they had, and we decided to go for Cream and Pistachio. To say the ice cream was good would be an understatement, and I hesitate to say this because it's a bold statement, but this may have been the best ice cream/flavor combination I've ever had! The pistachio was complex, delightfully nutty, and didn't have any of that artificial pistachio flavoring that is unfortunately too common, and the cream was light, refreshing, and a perfect complement to the nuttier flavors of the pistachio. Ugh, I was in ice cream heaven. If I'm ever in Dublin again, this will probably be stop #1 (plus, it's the first place I officially visited in Europe so it'll always have a special place in my heart). Top off the amazing ice cream with even more amazing service. I really wish I remembered his name because he deserves all the credit in the world, but the guy behind the register was so personable, patient, and polite! Not to mention, he gave us a free latte to welcome us to Dublin. We ran into the owner (?) as well during the visit, who was also very warm and welcoming. I noticed that this location is currently unclaimed, but owners - if you ever see this review, open a location in the US please :D And thanks again for your amazing ice cream and hospitality!

Great place - I went to a new one on Anger Street. The…read moredesign from outside brought me in - couldn't just walk away from it Amazing atmosphere and really polite staff- she let me try about 4 different ice cream before I decided which one I should get. I have a sweet tooth, so I went with Snickers ice cream and my husband with Oreo . They are both tasty, not really sweet (which is good); you can see big pieces of nuts, caramel or cookies. They also have crepes, waffles, milkshakes and other yumm things. Price is okay - i guess like everywhere €3,50 for 1 scoop(with regular cone) €4,80 -2 scoops -and so on - you can see almost all prices on my photo!

Silly me, I thought that walking to the Guinness Storehouse was a good idea. And I did it, but…read morewhatever calories I burned off by walking, I gained back with the delicious cookies here. The Dublin Cookie Company is on a high street with lots of chain shopping options. Their simple font and "We sell cookies" in the window is really what drew me in. And its' a simple enough concept. Great cookies sold individually or with discounts on larger quantities with espresso drinks and hot tea. On a cool afternoon, three of their white chocolate chip cookies and a cup of tea was a perfect fit. Great service, too!

Generally underwhelming considering the hype this place had gotten prior to opening…read more Overpriced coffee considering the satisfactory alternatives available in cafes in the vicinity, and my coffee actually tasted burnt. I would have said this to the server had she not made a very rude and unnecessary comment about my appearance which made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. They have no gluten free options and no vegan options unfortunately, which I found disappointing considering all they supply is cookies. I won't be returning based on the poor customer service and lack of value for money.