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.

Just about to head to the nearby library for a study session? Well before you hit the books hit…read morethis cafe just around the corner. It is open from 8.30am and serves breakfast until 12pm. Famished? Fill up on the full Irish or Monster Breakfast and don't worry if you are a vegetarian as they have a veggie breakfast just for you too! The lunch menu is served from 12pm and a bowl of yummy home made soup and healthy brown bread can be yours for as little as €4, very manageable on even the tightest of student budgets! But this place is not only for the studious, with good senior citizens' specials and better than average children's menu it is great for the whole family. The place is only newly open so inside is really fresh and bright and clean with an oh too tempting sweets display! The home made, freshly baked apple and cinnamon scones go too well with the delicious Carmello Lattes! So why not sink in to the leather sofa and relax with a 1/4 bottle of their red or white wines and a slice of gluten free raspberry roulade (my personal favourite, well, it is tied with the rhubarb and strawberry crumble with cream) and let the lovely proprietor Eileen take good care of you! The last two times I was there were school days and it was packed with high school boys and girls from the two nearby schools, but once their lunch time is over, about 1.30pm, it clears out pretty quickly!

I just go here for coffee so short review. Good service. Good coffee. 1 problem - is it just me or…read moreis there a wifi problem. Still worth a visit for a coffee. Food menu looks good for a coffee shop. Breakfast is apparently good. Overall pleasant spot

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)

definitely not open 24hrs. tried to go at 7:30am on a sunday. it looked like it hasn't been open in…read morequite some time which is too bad bc there were like four other people wandering around trying to find the place as well.

bio says open all day and the name "insomnia" means No sleep. Which can be understood as they are…read moreopen for 24hours. It sadden me when i wanted to get a coffee at 4:24am and no one answered

You know what -this place is so good I want all the people who run small, struggling cafes to come…read morehere just to see how it should be done. The first time I was here we were all bound in by snow and I could reach it by walking. This time I was down in Crumlin village on business and still hadn't had breakfast - I was so delighted when I remembered I could have breakfast here. It was a weekday and since people weren't trapped by a blizzard I can only assume that this was a regular morning at deli-licious and at 11am it was packed with people enjoying their good tasting and great value breakfasts. Went for a small breakfast this time and it hit the stop. Service still prompt and friendly without being intrusive. Unlike a lot of cafes there's a good few tables and the place has a lovely buzz without being too noisy to read a book in. I presume they're doing well - if the foot traffic is anything to go by. I really must try to get lunch there some day

Focus Ireland is the kind of organization that I think more cities need. With centers around the…read morecountry, Focus Ireland provides services for those in various stages of homelessness - whether already homeless or on the verge of becoming so, transitioning to a work or training program and finally to finding permanent housing. Focus Ireland is the kind of organization that I think more cities need. With centers around the country, Focus Ireland provides services for those in various stages of homelessness - whether already homeless or on the verge of becoming so, transitioning to a work or training program and finally to finding permanent housing. Focus Ireland helps those in need find housing and in some cases can provide it for them. The center is also a coffee shop where anyone can come enjoy inexpensive meals and take advantage of the many programs that Focus Ireland offers. The organization also has volunteer opportunities.

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It's my experience that most cakes don't taste as good as they look, and that consistency in…read morequality cake production is a rare achievement. Manning's, however, have certainly mastered their craft over the years, and consistently sell great cakes that look good and, more importantly, taste good. This particular Manning's sells sandwiches made to order, breads and a variety of cakes. The do the traditional range of cream cakes ( I have to put a word in here for their custard slice - creamy, sticky and probably very bad for you, but certainly very delicious). They also sell large cakes for birthdays, parties or even weddings and can personalise them for you. A great bakery which always stands out!

It's a tribute to the hard work the staff at Manning's Bakery in The Square have done to keep foot…read moretraffic buzzing by, despite their lonely ground floor position. But then again, when held away from the messy tangle of food court offerings, this little coffee n' cake shop has a chance to shine. Offering a lovely selection of fairy cakes, scones buns and cream cakes (with the red stripe down the middle!) along to-order birthday cakes and a solid sandwich menu, Manning's is a saner stop off for tired shopping feet. The deals are quite good -€3.60 for cake and coffee, about €6ish if you make it a meal and throw a sandwich in. To sate your sweet tooth in bulk There's no reserved seating, so expect to search for a spot sit after getting your order.

Had breakfast here twice. It's a good spot to get a strong start to the day. They have a variety of…read morechoices including a traditional Irish breakfast.

Great neighborhood find for breakfast. Perfect cappuccino! Nice baked goods to have with eggs…read more The service was friendly and efficient. And it opened at 7:30.

Now re-named Provinder & Family. Excellent coffee and sweet…read moretreats. Welcome to Smithfield!