I am going back for sure! The staff are very friendly. One of my favorite store to do grocery…read moreshopping. All the product was reasonably priced for european food. I can do my grocery shopping for my family in less than 30 minutes including parking. I highly recommend supporting this local business and getting yourself some delicious food.

Top notch food and coffee. Highly recommend. Never been disappointed coming out of there.read more

Had lunch here the other day, a tomato and onion panini with lettuce on the side. I was dubious…read morewhen I saw the menu. There was a smoked salmon quiche and another type of quiche also, a pasta option and sandwich options too. I went for the plain-sounding panini, not sure of what to choose. The friendly waitress offered me relish or pesto on the side, I went for relish. A taste explosion. The bread was fresh and wholesome, the salad dressing zingy and fresh, the relish spicy and warming, the combination of the food together, a tastebud treat. I didn't sample any of the amazing-smelling croissants, pain au chocolat and brownies, as it is lent (self-torture, wha?!!) so I will be going back in 45 days to sample the tasties!

Fantastic croissants and pain au chocolat. Came across this place by chance as was picking up suits…read morefrom the alteration shop next door. What a great find! As close to actual nice tasting French pastries as I've had in Dublin. They sell bread and other pastries and cakes which look lovely too.

I love all their condiments especially the sun dried tomatoes. Good for buying a few little gifts…read morefor family and friends. it is a little cramped but that does not take from it. There's everything from convenience food to wine, a quality deli counter, breads and sweets, flowers, gifts and magazines, and a juice and coffee bar. Yes, it is an expensive shop to be doing your grocery shopping, I tend to just stick to the salads from the Deli counter.

I was super excited that Donnybrook fair was opening in Malahide...... to say the least. It didn't…read morefail to impress me immediately. Visually the store fits in well with Malahide, its a very open and bright space. It has two entrances with one facing out towards the sea, they make good use of this with the coffee and cake shop location. It has outdoor seating which will be enjoyable in the summer months. The hot food, cheese, salad, wine collection and cakes all look delicious. I'm finding it hard to not drop in on route home from work. Take a look inside, you'll want everything.

There was a short 10 minute wait on a weekday morning around 8:30 a.m. It is bustling with people…read moregetting their morning pastry and coffee for work, but the line goes by quickly. If you're dining in, you order at the counter and get a table number to place wherever you decide to sit. There's plenty of seating inside which is a plus. What I got: -Potato danish- savory; slight salty, crispy flakey layers. -Sausage roll- slightly salty for my preference, but has a very crispy crust and a meaty sausage in the middle. We went back a second time on our trip and got a few more pastries, all of which were very delicious. The pastries were hot, flakey, glistening, delicate, and perfectly sweet on both visits. I would definitely come back if I were to visit Dublin again.

I dropped into Bread 41 on New Years Day -- it was one of the few places open and they sure were…read morebopping! There was a line out the door, but it moved super quickly. I didn't wait more than 5/10 minutes. I grabbed a couple of different things for us to try -- the focaccia, morning bun, salted caramel roll, and the cinnamon roll. My favorite was easily the focaccia, which could compete with the best I had in Italy -- so good. The morning bun was good, but nothing crazy exciting. The salted caramel roll had to be the least caramel-y caramel roll I've ever had, but it didn't taste bad and the salted part was interesting (in a good way!). The Cinnamon roll was unique, which I appreciate. It had a big glob of cream cheese frosting (too much for me, but I imagine it would float a lot of folks' boats) and some orange flavoring! I quite liked the orange. I wanted to get a matcha to go, but they said they didn't have disposable cups. You could buy a 5 euro reusable one and then if you brought it back you'd get a refund... interesting, but I was leaving that day and wouldn't be back in the area. I can't speak to the ambiance because we were in and out, but it looked like they had a decent amount of space. All in all, I would recommend this place! For me it was a 4, but I'm sure for some it would bop up to a 5.

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.