Bleedin' delish! I…read morehad banana bread French toast with bacon. Oh my god. If you like banana and bacon and syrup... I also got to try the blueberry pancakes and the full Irish. Both fan. The staff were beyond friendly, like old mates not seen in a long time. The location makes it the only decent place to eat for a radius of 3 miles. Hop off the luas at Stilorgan, if you're working around Sandyford or just finished a shop in Aldi. Eat all day great tea coffee...

Don't have too much to write--I just come here occasionally for a flat white or latte during break…read morebetween classes. I don't usually drink flat whites or lattes (some classmates got me started) so I'm not too sure what to expect as a comparison/standard. Staff are friendly and service is fast. Edit: returned for a full Irish breakfast on a rainy day. Really hit the spot. It's a nice place to chill/hang out with friends. Discounted prices are available for employees/students in nearby businesses.

Breakfast at a nice, nondescript chain. The Cappuccino is a…read morenice one, and the Breakfast Toastie is a very Irish option. Keeping it simple with plenty of bacon and sausage with a smear of relish and slice of tomato. The Egg Works bagel sandwich has scrambled eggs with bacon bits, eggs could be fluffier but overall quite filling and very fueling. It's not an impressive breakfast but it's a solid one if you're planning on a long day of walking.

This place is more a grab and go rather than relax and linger over lunch. It is a small unit but it…read moredoes have additional seating downstairs and the place is rather pleasant. Staff are very nice too and there is a nice outside seating area. Coffee is average but not bad and as for the sandwiches, well, they are what you make them, the bread is fresh, and they have gluten free options too, the ingredients are very fresh too but there is nothing to wild or out there to tempt your taste buds. However, just launched today is Rachel Allen's new signature range with Tabasco sauce and the Cajun Chicken on toasted sourdough bread is so tasty. The Sweet chicken and chickpea wrap is also really good and has a lovely Moroccan profile to it.

Never did I think I would give a McDonald's location 5 stars but since I didn't really have any…read morecomplaints..... I ordered hotcakes with a hash brown and it was actually pretty good. I'm from America and the hotcakes are kinda of crumbly at times and you definitely can't eat them with your hands. The texture of the ones here are much thicker and easier to eat with your hands. I know you don't eat pancakes with your hands but I felt like I had to cause the utensils were HORRIBLE. That didn't bother me tho cause of how easy it was to eat with my hands. And the syrup is so thick. Was actually able to taste it unlike in America where it's kinda thin and runny. The hash brown was delicious. Just as good as always. Nice and crunchy.....yum!! Easy to order as well. I went to the self order kiosk and had my order in less than five minutes. I actually would go back again. And also a plus, it didn't make my stomach hurt like the US locations usually do.

Super busy on a weekday at lunch time with a queue for the kiosks and a queue at the registers…read more Lots of people eating and staying out of this afternoon's rain. I had no choice but to check the menu, spotting a "McPlant" and a "Vegetable Deluxe" which I assume are some sort of veggie patty. But for the carnivores, they do have the Big Mac and Quarter Pounder and the McDonald's fries. Prices were leaning towards high as the Big Mac is €5.70 - that's about $7 in US money. The store was clean though the floors were wet from the rain being tracked in. [Review 1832 of 2024 - 89 in Republic of Ireland - 22854 overall]

I love good burgers, and the first time I've been here I saw this guy sitting in a table near me…read moreordering the burger It looked so good I was full at that time So I came back to try it I honestly say It was very disappointing :( Dry bun Over cooked patty Too much sauce The only reason I'm giving them two stars is because the fries were good and the juice was really refreshing I had elderflower with mint (so good)

The is quite a posh lunch spot for ladies. It was pretty crowded on saturday with a queue, so we…read morehad to wait about 15-20 mins. The atmosphere was ok, but full of women mainly, and the service was pretty good. But it took ages to call over the waiter for something, and a while to order. The food was not that great. A tad pricy with smaller servings which took ages, over 30 mins to come. The only thing I found good about this restaurant was that the atmosphere and seating was pretty nice and the posh feel to it. But this would be one of those once-off places I would only go with my mom on mothers day or something. Not for a regular lunch though.

My boyfriend ordered the fish and chips and absolutely loved it, raving about how fresh it was…read more Their menu had a great variety with other options like burgers and kebabs, so even though I don't eat fish myself, I still thoroughly enjoyed the chicken kebab. Sadly, this review has been sitting in my drafts for a couple of years now & it seems they've closed. Too bad, it was a good spot.

This place does very nice kebab tray first time getting food out this place in years worth going if…read moreyou like a kebab with a bit of a spice

Well done BuJo! Great burger(s...as you get 2 on standard burger), lovely buns and love love LOVE…read morethe sauce on it; like a piquant tomato/mayo sauce. Like all the new good burger places, they have a super simple menu (only oddity is no lettuce available on burgers?). One criticism could be the fries (not crispy) ...but I dont order fries when I go to a burger place (kids did) so I am out going to make them down for that! The TRUE differentiator is that the burgers are cooked on flame grill...and BOY can you taste the difference Finally kids had the ice-cream...ok,I admit it, I tried theirs and it was DELICIOUS. Caramel ice cream was creamy and light with a lovely caramel sauce Will definitely be back for more

The Scarlet Vetter says...we went in search of a great burger in Dublin. Sooooo many choices. After…read morereading about a gazillion Yelp reviews, we decided on Bujo. Boasting the best of Irish beef and a "nothing but burgers" menu, we headed off to this iconic Dublin burger joint. It is surely no frills. Tucked in the wall, no elegance to speak of, BUT they are all about the burgers, for sure. I ordered the double cheeseburger with bacon (after all, if going for a cardiac arrest burger, you need to do it proud) and the crinkle cut Bujo fries. I asked for the three sauce selection and chose Siaracha Mayo, Burbon BBQ and the Roasted Garlic Aioli. I ordered a draft beer. IMHO, a burger without a beer in Ireland is sacrilegious. My husband, being the pagan he is, opted for a chocolate milkshake with oreo crumbs (what??) The joint has a condiments bar where you can add jalapeños, crispy onions and other such to your meal. It is self serve for ordering and you are given a table placard for the table to await a server who does bring your meal. The burgers were distinctly charbroiled and flavorful. The fries were.....well, meh.....the sauces definately added value to the fries. The sliced jalapeños were delicious, as were the sauces. I really enjoyed them. I would have given this place four stars for being in the keeping of what it is--a hole in the wall burger joint. However, for someone who is not price sensitive on food at all, I was a bit taken aback by the price. In USD, essentially $65 for two burgers, two decent drinks and 2 fries. That was with tip, but wilthout VAT. The table was sticky and the bathroom was dingy. So the 3 stars is about right. I would definately recommend this place for a good burger but be prepared to carry a loaded wallet and skip the drinks and sauces to keep it affordable.

I really like Jaffa's turkey and cranberry bagel, but BEWARE! They have a 5 euro deal which…read moreincludes a sandwich, hot drink and packet of crisps but bagels are not included in this. If you ask for the 5 euro special and then order a bagel, the staff will make your bagel and coffee run it up on the till before you find out you didn't get the special, even though you specifically requested it. Hmmmm I know this isn't a 5 star restaurant, but a bit of communication wouldn't go astray. However, if you order within the 'any sandwich' parameters, this is a great deal and well worth it. Once I get over the shame of my faux pas, I will be back for more turkey and cran.

When I lived on the Quays, I'd start my weekday mornings by grabbing a take-away cup in Jaffa and…read morethen run like hell to catch the bus to UCD. When I had time, I'd grab a bagel to go for my lunch, as I can't say I'm a big fan of UCD eateries. I was always happy with the service, the coffee is nice and strong, and the BLT's, yum! The ingredients look fresh, as you'll later taste with the first bite. CAn easily recommend this place for a quick bite.

I live in America so of course I had to try a McFlurry from another country. I look at the options…read moreand there weren't many but they did have this Jaffa cake one so I went with that. I don't usually like vanilla ice cream but I must say, this one wasn't bad. In America you can taste that it's a mix but this one tasted a lot fresher and was actually good. The orange sauce and chocolate pieces....wow!! The flavor was delicious and I can honestly swim in that orange sauce. SO FREAKIN GOOD!!!!!! I used the self service kiosk and had my order in less than five minutes. It was a little busy so it was nice I didn't have to wait long. Would 100% go back to this location if I'm ever in Dublin again.

Came here on St Patrick's day to use the restroom. The entire area was packed full of people but we…read moregot in and out pretty quick. Did have to buy something in order to use the restroom, but understandable because of how many people there were. Despite how busy it was, the restaurant was still clean, food came out impressively fast, and the bathrooms were well stocked (very impressive compared to McDonalds in the US). The Shamrock Shake tasted a bit like toothpaste but I don't think I'm a mint person, so that's a personal opinion.