Stopped at this first bar after clearing security. Didn't realize it until after leaving and walking to our gate that there appeared to be better options. Oh well. No frills bar with no food service. But..... they have Guinness :-) read more

Marqette - Yummmm - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

Located in Terminal 1 at the Dublin airport, is the Marqette which is extremely busy and loud with a lounge and full liquor bar. Our table was filthy but the staff came by and cleaned in after a few minutes. Several different eateries in this portion of the airport. Ordered a tuna melt, parma ham sandwich, a cola and a prosecco while waiting two hours for my flight. This eatery won "Food Hall of the Year" for two consecutive years. Warning: it is very noisy so do not expect to relax. read more

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This cafe is in the Dublin airport in terminal 1. What a wide variety of food! Not only was it huge but there were so many choices of food it was mind boggling! It was set up like a cafeteria with cooks preparing your special combination meals. It was a bit complicated to navigate through but I eventually figured it out. I ordered a Parmesan cheese and ham sandwich which was put in a toaster from the display case to melt and brown. Everything was delicious and went down easy while sipping my Prosecco. read more

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I am an airport commercial planner, so my world and my life is airport shops and restaurants. I could count on the fingers of one hand the number of restaurants in airports that I have eaten in that I would go out of my way to eat in again. Marqette is one of the few on that list for me. When you arrive from the US at DUB, at least at the time that I flew there, after passing through security (again), and heading to gates in Terminal 1, you get absolutely MUGGED by the smell of fresh baking bread and pastries. At that point, and given that it was 7:00 a.m., I followed my nose. Everything they sell is fresh baked and fresh made in the store. And unlike many/most airport restaurants that bake things, they make their own dough at Marqette. They do not just defrost frozen loaves. The difference is obvious. Beyond baked goods, everything else is also freshly made within the store. The food quality was outstanding. Everything I ate was great. I would go there again. I would change my plans to fly via DUB if I can to visit Marqette. It is the highest quality; friendliest airport restaurant I ever had the pleasure of enjoying. read more

Did not like set up, wanted breakfast, but saw others with, so looked awful. I had pad thia, ok, but not great experience, will grap a meal deal sandwich, next time read more

Marqette is a perfectly adequate self-serve food station in Dublin Airport. It ideally offers a host of different grab-and-go and fresh meal options, so you can customize your own meal. I selected a caesar salad, a bag of crisps, a blueberry muffin, and a coca-cola. Yes. Totally unhealthy, I realize. I enjoyed the muffin the most, but the salad wasn't bad. Even the crisps were different but in a good way. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and wouldn't hesitate to visit this airport cafe again. As with most airports: Expect to dish out the big bucks for your meal. Plenty of seating is available in the area. read more

Marqette - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

Located at the terminal 1, good value breakfast is served here. Breakfast special I had was less than 10€, I got to pick three dishes, toast and coffee. They had other food available, lots of selection. After you pick your food and drink, pay at the counter, just like food court, then find a table to eat. Considering it's Airport and busy terminal, it was kept up clean pretty well when I was there in the early morning. As I walked towards my gate, I passed a few more restaurants but the value I received from this restaurant was better. They have traditional Irish food. Good place to enjoy the last bit of Irish before departing read more

Very busy bar with usual airport prices. Served by a lovely young girl Jane who helped when trying to place a wine order. Thank you Jane.

The prices are reasonable and they offer healthy options. However you cannot carry a hot beverage onto a plane in Dublin so that was 3 euros down the drain. read more

This cute place is a self-serve spot that's perfect for refueling for a flight. They have all kinds of coffees and teas, as well as fruit and pastries. While it is busy with people running around to explore options, you can easily get what you need and pay quickly. The food is fresh and tastes amazing. The coffee is also perfect with all the different options. read more

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DELISH IRISH BREAKFAST!! Landed in Dublin early morning and was hungry after a long haul flight! Headed straight where everybody was. Marqette seemed to be busy and I can see why! Fresh food, omelette station, hot coffee everything is cafeteria style. Food: I got a the Mini breakfast which I must admit was not Mini at all. It came with four hot options, two slices of toast and a cup of coffee. I got a fried egg, pork sausages and some blood pudding ( because I wanted to to some Irish blood pudding)and baked beans. Everything tasted great. There was so much food it could take me through lunch! It costed me €8.75!! If you are in the Dublin airport and need some hot reasonably priced food head to marqette! read more

Marqette - Mini Breakfast - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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I'm not sure why this place hasn't gotten better reviews. I was massively impressed. Cmon people! They have an omlette and pancake truck right in the middle of it! A bakery!! A big massive salad bar! An Irish breakfast bar! They have a big long section full of fresh fruit and nuts and yogurt. It's like being at a really nice hotel breakfast buffet. Except maybe a little more expensive! I think this is a fabulous addition to Dublin Airport - it's not often you see a facility of this calibre in an airport. Fair play! read more

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Oh my god!!! I literally just saw a pregnant woman getting kicked out of Marqette because she had water she bought somewhere else in the airport. I am actually shocked! Dont come here. I WILL NEVER EAT HERE AGAIN. This biggotry is completely uncalled for. I hope for a change in staff soon. Has anyone else seen something like this? It cant be their first time!! read more

Amazingly poor Just because there is a captive clientele is no excuse for making so little effort I cringe every time I see a tourist approach this place read more

After waiting in the queue for nearly 10 minutes to get breakfast, the girl behind the counter wouldn't serve me because I asked for egg Benedict without pork. She told me the dishes main ingredient is pork and I couldn't haven't without pork. So I walked away without anything. Disappointing. read more

Sandwiches are cold.. got a hot ham and cheese. One piece of thin slushed ham and one piece of cheese.. to boot the employee taking the orders reminds me of the soup guy from Seinfeld. read more

I never really get time to eat when I go to the airport as I am usually that very stressed person running through the airport late, again, for that flight. So when I was asked to come down and have a look around Marqette, the market style eatery in Dublin Airport, I thought this was a great opportunity to check out what I have been missing. Marqette serves up a huge variety of food, and not just any food but the best in Irish produce, sourcing the best quality produce from passionate local suppliers in North County Dublin and the menus reflect seasonal availability. When I arrived I was instantly struck by how calm and relaxed the whole place was compared to the hustle and bustle of the terminal. The place is laid out beautifully so you can wander and browse around all the different offerings, just like you would in any food market. There are huge salad bars with fresh, bright looking tartlets, quiches and open-faced sandwiches as well as creative mixed salads. Marqette makes 'being good' so easy. Well, that is until you spy the fresh artisan bakery where you can watch the bakers make delicious tempting treats right in front of you. Time it right and you can have a fresh warm scone or croissant out of the oven. Is there any greater food pleasure? Not in my book. I wander from stall to stall wondering what to have. The hot stone pizzas and flat breads look perfectly crisp and all that oozing melting cheese is making my mouth water as is the smell of the rotisserie chicken and roast meat wafting from the ovens. But then, out of the corner of my eye, I spy a vintage Citroen 'Henry' van and I head over to see what foodie fayre is available there. Inside the van a chef is cooking up fresh meals to order and on today's menu is Thai beef (or veggie) green curry with savoury rice. I head over to the seating area, which can seat 370 people and I pick a seat by the window so I can do some plane-spotting as I eat. The super chirpy server asks if I'd like anything to drink. She tells me that the bar does really great mocktails with the specialty being the 'Starbust'. It was delicious and I'd love to tell you what was in it, but I don't know. But it was very refreshing and I slurped it to the end. My meal was very tasty, cooked perfectly with crisp veg, tender strips of beef and a really well flavoured coconut curry sauce. To finish I had two desserts, yes, I know, but it was a Friday! The lemon meringue pie had a really nice shortcrust pastry base and a super fresh lemon filling. The fruit tart was super fresh with a really lovely rich cream patisserie. I washed these down with a perfectly brewed barista coffee. Of course, not everybody has the time to sit down to a meal and drink, or coffee and cake before their departure so Maqette caters for those looking for something to grab and fly. You can fill take away containers with salad bar items and pay by weight, or they have pre-made salad boxes and sandwiches as well as confectionary and fresh fruit. To quench your thirst there are bottled drinks, including alcohol and hot beverages. Maqette even has a dedicated gluten free area with lots of GF tasty treats. For those on morning flights, fresh crepes and omelettes are whipped up in no time and there is a hot breakfast buffet. Marqette is passed airport security in Terminal 1 and opens at 4am and closes after the last flight has departed. Flying from T2? No problem, if you have the time, you can walk from T2 to T1 and enjoy all that Marqette has to offer, just make sure you leave enough time to catch your flight. read more

Excellent coffee spot. Almond, soy & coconut milk for lattes. Friendly service. A bit of a long line, so allow time before you need to board. read more

I am outraged by this restaurant. I showed up early for my flight to Vienna. I stopped by with my wife and I went to the bar for a drink. I purchased a diet coke. When I arrived back at my table I found out my wife had been harassed by the staff for consuming a sandwich on their property. My sister in law arrived with a coffee (purchased off the grounds) and went to order food in Marqette but by the time she arrived back a manager had asked us to leave. Even though I had purchased on the property I was asked to leave. My pregnant wife and I left in disgust. This is outrageous! I am shocked and disgusted by their subhuman behaviour and have to say this incident has forced me to leave my first ever review in the hopes that others could avoid what occurred to us. Stay away from here!!! read more

I got there at around 5:00pm, and my family and I were very hungry and decided to eat there. Unfortunately after 3:00pm, they stop serving so we decided to get other food from some place. They don't serve cocktails after 3 either. So I didn't enjoy dinner part of it, but maybe lunch or breakfast is better. read more

I had stopped here a while ago just for a packaged sandwich, so it really wasn't a problem. However, this recent experience was terrible. It was really early in the morning so we checked out their breakfast menu. Happy to see that they had a veggie breakfast, we ordered two. The state of the breakfast was just a mess. On a tiny plate, the server threw down watery eggs, a tomato, and a spoonful of beans (no mushroom for me). I asked about the potato rosti that was listed on the menu, and she added on a tiny wedge of some kind of bread that was definitely not potato rosti. I tried to clarify and she was basically non-responsive, so I moved on. Luckily there was a basket of toast beside the buffet. The two breakfasts came to € 18. I know I shouldn't complain about airport prices, but I found that a bit ridiculous considering the size and apparent quality of the meal. Upon tasting it, the eggs were bland and the liquid from them ran into the bread, making it soggy before we could rescue it. The beans had some kind of weird seasoning on them that was completely unpleasant. The wedge of bread was crumbly and didn't seem fully baked. The tomato was the best thing on the plate. It was an absolute waste of money and stomach space and I get angry just typing about it. read more

Ordered a vegetable frittata for 7,50€ and it was close to be not edible - partly burned, smelled bad and, of course, it wasn't tasty at all. Particularly, it tasted like quite an old egg, perhaps it was a left-over from the day before. Next time I will go to the the kind of fine food store opposite, which offers freshly made sandwiches for less money, or to another place, but definitely no to that one again. By the way, I was not the only one unsatisfied with the food - on the table next to me there was a man complaining about the Irish breakfast he got, who brought parts of it back to the cook to get an exchange for it. read more

This place has lots of alternatives to big dirty fry ups. Porridge, omelettes, cereals and breads all with plenty off drinks to choose from. There are enough staff to ensure there are no shortages and that you get a quick service to get you on your way. I enjoyed a good coffee and croissant and a reasonable enough price for an airport! read more

Marqette - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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This is a super spot. It's big and spread out and offers a wide selection of drinks and meals. Staff very friendly- they filled up my daughters water bottle and made her day!! read more

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Cheapiest and best coffee at this airport. A lot of Services avoid long queues (Different from starbuck)

I was hesitant about this place, I thought it was some kind of fancy place but is not. I liked the concept of it, like a buffet place and you get many options to eat. If you come to Dublin airport, this place is worth it. read more

A dirty place. Midday, nine tables free, none of them being cleared of food scraps. Informed Nadine, behind the bar, that I was leaving to go elsewhere because of the lack of clearance of tables. She said "OK". This is not ok. Went to Starbucks instead. Ok they don't serve pints, but at least they have a staff member allocated to keeping the place clean. It's all about respect for customers. And selecting staff who want to clean and ensure that their business is competitive. Marqette is never going to be scaleable with this approach to customer care. Avoid!! read more

Apparently "the manager of the restaurant" just walks up to you saying it is "his restaurant" and you cannot have anything else there besides what you only got from them. I suppose you could still have a scone or something that you got from somewhere else while the person you are with got a full menu from there, but by his standards, definitely not - even the persons around us were horrified by his attitude. "Great service!" :) read more

Best airport food ever! Eat here if you're in Dublin Terminal 1. You can choose from a selection of healthy prepared items. I chose chilled cajun salmon, Asian noodle salad, mixed greens, a rustic roll, and fresh squeezed orange juice, all for 15 euros! Also very comfortable seating and friendly staff. read more

Airport bar. Standard with the slightly overpriced drinks. Attached to great little food court though. Definitely my spot for pre flight whiskey now :) read more

I've dined with a fellow traveller at this place. The meat was just horribly dry, it literally sucked the moisture from your mouth. The potato and vegetables were also equally overcooked and dried out, not worth the price at all we both felt scammed. read more

Terrible customer service - Ordered and paid for a sandwich that I never received, thirty minutes before the cafe was due to close today at Terminal 1, Dublin Airport. The girl who served me was more concerned about socializing with co -workers and indicated to them to she was heading outside for a smoke break, rather than place my order in at the sandwich bar. I was then notified that the ovens had been turned off for the evening by the supervisor on duty who was extremely rude. read more