Local village atmosphere? Check…read more Cheap pleasant eats? Check. Hangover cured on a Sunday? Double check. Very much does what it says on the tin.

This is a small local restaurant in Coolock Village, Dublin 5. They server basic food during the…read moreday. All day breakfast's , Fish n chips, sandwiches various types, panini, sausage, egg n chips etc. also a great mug of tea. Staff very friendly and efficient. Great effort made with the decorations for christmas. Would highly recommend for quick lunch and you can go healthy or just go for it.

This seems to have become the spot where I have a coffee and a catch up with my dear mammy every…read moreonce in a while. The two of us sit outside with our sad little cups and have a smoke or three. Decent enough café with overpriced sandwiches, a plethora of cakes and "pots" of tea that barely manage to fill two cups. The staff could be a might friendlier too. I sound like I'm being harsh but with places like this that are traditional meeting up points with a certain friend or family member you come to expect and even like the imperfections.

Excellent food and beverage cafe. Staff are outstanding and helpful. Great prices. You can tell a…read morelot of locals eat here.

Although it sounds like a rowdy pub, the Nuthouse is actually a small and quirky sandwich cafe in…read moreKillester. It's a charming enough place with nice hand-made sandwiches. I had the posh chick---which is sliced chicken breast, basil, and brie. Quite tasty and generous portions. If you happen to be in Killester, the Nuthouse should be on your short-list for a casual lunch and/or brunch. There are a few outdoor tables, though you're likely better inside as the Nuthouse fronts the parking lot to SuperValu.

Asked for tea with lemon; they were out of Lemon and ran to the grocery store for me even though I…read moretold them that was not necessary. Great breakfast as well.

Great restaurant, they always make great breakfast items here…read more Range is about €11-13 for breakfast And €9 - 11 for lunch Super popular, so it's often crowded, but they are super good with their breakfast items and menu. Super recommend. They have pastries and some of them are nice, like the raspberry scone, eclair, lemon tart and lemon slice.. I enjoyed those. Their chocolate chip cookie is ok, a bit dry. They have coffee too, but il be honest, mediocre, I go for their breakfast.

Ambience. A Service. A…read moreFood. A Price. A What a lovely gem of a bistro found in the middle of St Anne's Park Raheny in the Red Stables building. Service was friendly in letting me try the soup of day as it was Apple, pear and leek soup. Very delicious and light. A varied menu with sandwiches, tarts, fresh veggie variations, desserts - hot and cold drinks as well as wine ! I had the cup of apple pear leek soup with side brown bread. Delicious on a cold day! A cup of hot chocolate made with dark chocolate cocoa as I didn't want too sweet. Perfectly prepared. And the Medley veggie salad. Of housemade beets, potatoes and cucumber red peppers. All was delicious. I tried to sit outside, just a tad too cold. So sat in the warm living room. Nicely appointed and clean. I'm a fan. I'll be back again when I'm in my strolls in this lovely park!

My first visit and I only ordered the classic hot chocolate from the kiosk. It was delivered…read morequickly and was delicious. It also came with a piece of chocolate which was also delicious.

I really wish I went on any other day but a Saturday…read more CONS: 1. The workers are not in on the weekends. So instead of seeing them make chocolate, we watched videos of them making chocolate 2. Kids + birthday parties + lots of chocolate = SUGAR HIGH PROS: 1. You get to decorate your own shamrock! (went the day before St. Paddy's) 2. They let you try different types of chocolate along the way. I think the Butlers Chocolate Experience is geared more towards kids. I would highly recommend going in on a weekday so you can see the factory in action.

If you're too hungover to cook your own Superquinn sausages and you still have Elvis ringing in…read moreyour head after a good night in the Killer get yourself down to the D9 and order a savage brekkie with tea and toast for a fiver extra bonus points for having chef sauce at hand

Popped in here for breakfast while home visiting family last weekend on a Saturday morning... Its…read morebeen an age since I've been around here and hadn't tried d9 before but the locals all seem to use it for hangover food. The cafe is small in size and was quiet despite it being early on a Saturday, there were a handful of older couples and some of the girls working in the supervalue next door on their lunchbreaks. Staff were super friendly and seemed to know their local customers which made the place feel really homely. We ordered full Irish breakfasts which were really tasty and came out in good time but I felt the lack of attention to detail really let the place down... Some of the mugs and plates were chipped and many were mismatching in design or colour which just let down the presentation and feeling of attention to the little things!

This coffee shop is in the St Brigids Community Centre, situated in the car park of St Brigids…read moreChurch car park. The coffee shop offers tea/coffee and sandwiches. There is also a wide variety of sweets, bars and drinks for sale. Everything is sold at reduced prices as all the money goes back into the running of the centre. The staff work voluntarily and are friendly and inviting. There is a lovely outdoor section and garden for customers to use. It is only open until lunchtime but is open seven days a week. It also caters for a huge car park and is on the bus and dart line

I came across this charming cafe one Saturday morning. It's hidden slightly from the main malahide…read moreroad. Since then I have been back on numerous occasions for breakfast-lunch and dinner. The decor is modern yet homely and cute. They have a shop at the side with really nice home ornaments/paintings/candles etc. really unique items. The most important part, the food. Everything so far has been presented and tasted amazing. All fresh bread, healthy /gluten free options and some unhealthy but who cares home made cakes. On my last visit I couldn't resist the warm chocolate fudge brownie with fresh cream on the side. This was after having a tapas style lunch( a chefs special that day). Service every time has been friendly, quick and professional. Give it a shot some weekend lunch time and you won't leave for ages .........great food, cakes and tea. All for a good price! Enjoy

A very mixed bag. Ill get the good out of the way before I…read morehit the bad. The Coffee there is great and very well presented (I added a picture of a cappuccino they made me with chocolate sauce topping in the design of a spider's web for Halloween and the best bit, chocolates in the shape of coffee beans)The manager herself is really friendly and open to suggestions and the place is always decorated for all calendar occasions, even Easter for some reason. They have a good loyalty card stamp system. 6 stamps for a free coffee of choice. It has wheel chair access and outside decked seating with a canopy and parking. Nice open seating inside. However as it is the only coffee shop around for some distance it is not up to standards in other important places: 1. For a local coffee shop (like a "caf" on an English soap) it is really over priced for what it does. 3.50 for a cappuccino and over 5.00 for a packaged sandwich with no sides or presentation. Its a crazy price considered they rarely do the nice coffee designing any more. 2. The display food is very bad (and expensive) Avoid. one of the worst cheese cakes I have tasted. 3. the kitchen food is ok, but has a very limited menu. I was delighted when they got pancakes in but they appear to be those small fat ones you get in packages from the shops. 4. They recently shortened the opening hours. it used until 6pm now it closes at 5pm. Considering its location, that is a lot of after work customers counted out. 5. It is part of what used to be a large pub. It is now divided into a off licence to the right, cafe in middle and pub on the left. The issue is the toilets are over in the pub and there is sometimes people who have had a few to many, making their way through the cafe, from the pub to get to the off-licence. It also still feels like a local pub rather then a stand alone cafe. In all the place is good for a local. Good for a coffee with friends at weekends. The prices need to come down, for the crunch time we live in and for the quality of what you get. For a place that puts so much effort into decoration and customer survive they seriously need to put some effort into food.

I'm really fond of this place. It has a great local café feel and the food I've had there has been…read morereally tasty. They do a full Irish breakfast for €8.20 and a mini breakfast for €6...which is actually plenty! They staff in there are nice, and when my little sister didn't want eggs in her mini breakfast they had absolutely no problem substituting for beans. My parents were very happy when I brought them there for breakfast too...my Dad even decided he deserved a breakfast dessert of a blueberry scone which he gave a big thumbs up. Coffee is surprisingly good and they do a range of lunches, smoothies and hot chocolates too. Much to sample! Downsides are that I always kind of feel it should be cheaper-it's on a small street in a residential area. They probably do good business from nearby schools though, as well as all the locals who seem to pop in. The fries are very freshly made....which unfortunately means that the place has a bit of a "caff" smell at times!