Reasonably priced and friendly service. Ordered food and received it quickly. I had the spaghetti…read morecarbonara. My ladyfriend had the goat cheese salad. A nice hoppy beer topped it off. Sat outside on the porch. Definitely worth a look.

Great food & very friendly staff. We were able to order breakfast in the afternoon. Cozy little…read morerestaurant.

Gerry's has the best Irish breakfast in the whole of Dublin! The staff is great as well and the…read moreservice is exceptionally quick even when busy. The restaurant is fairly small and usually full so expect a wait if you go during normal breakfast times. They have three Irish breakfast options generously priced and even more generously portioned! They also have a number of daily specials, ranging from fresh cod to pork chips to lasagne, depending on the day. The printed menu is kind of small so be sure to check the daily specials board!

Only 9 Euros for a fantastic breakfast, a refreshing Apple juice, and a surprise allergic reaction!…read more If you have allergies please BE CAREFUL! Even if you order a nut-free dish, you might a nasty shock after your meal like I did. Cash only, two ATMs are down the street

I was looking for an Irish breakfast nearby my hotel. We went to Oniells the day before and were…read moredisappointed by the self serve style of food there . I wanted a small mom and pop shop with a quiet atmosphere and a hardy breakfast. When I first saw "Lunch!" I thought to myself, oh this must be just a lunch place. But then I thought, but it's 9am and I see people eating what looks like breakfast and sipping coffee inside. I took a sec to read through all of the various lunch options and then at the very bottom I finally found their breakfast menu. Their breakfast features an all day breakfast platter of various Irish meats, toast, an egg, and hashbrowns. It comes with a regular coffee or latte and is more than enough food for one person. My boyfriend came down to join me shortly after I ordered and we were able to share the breakfast. This place is absolutely lovely and I highly recommend it. Best breakfast in Dublin!!!!!!!

This is a small gem nearby Trinity College. We had the traditional Irish breakfast and although…read moresmaller than breakfast we are used to in Montréal, it was the perfect size for us. No food wasted! The rooms are all decorated with what looks like antique furniture, adding to the ambience. Since you will visit Trinity College anyway, give this guys a visit! Oh, yes, the best hot chocolate I've had since a while!!

My sandwich was delicious. Ham and Cheese, but fancy, and they made me ice tea which was just what…read moreI wanted. Super friendly staff. I may go for coffee in the morning.

On the run? And in need of a good sandwich? Well you'll find it right here! I've gone here a…read morecouple of times, and it's simply 'convenient'! The pricing isn't so bad, and neither is the taste of their sandwiches. Quite scrumptious if you ask me! Here's what I've tried: ~ The RUBY (€5.50): Made with a healthy serving of kanturk pastrami, add some saurkraut, slap on the swiss cheese, glide some horseradish on rye bread and you're golden! If you order this for breakfast, then you best eat it while it's hot. But also not bad if you plan to save it for lunch. ~ The HAM and CHEESE (€5.50): Made with ham hock slices and grilled gruyere cheese, a couple of tomatoes, some pickles, and all put together between some toasted sour dough. Can't say it's the best ham'n'cheese ever (as most yelpers have mentioned), but it wasn't the worst. Delish! ~ Regular Coffee (€2.20): Bold and aromatic! Full-flavored, and kept me awake. Great way to start your day! I dig it! I'll be back!

A wonderful little cafe in the heart of Dublin. We made it just in time for brunch, but they do…read moreserve an all Day breakfast. It's a pleasant wee spot with outdoor seating, and very friendly staff. They have a healthy selection of pastry's, scones etc. The Irish breakfast is on point, as are the smoked salmon eggs benedict. I would easily recommend this to anyone visiting Dublin.

It was a bit confusing when I walked in. I thought it was just a coffee shop but only after I sat…read moredown did I spy menus indicating that this cafe sold more than just coffee and tea. There were plenty of seats to choose from and I seemed to be the only person who actually sat to drink their coffee (or latte in my case) but the space was warm and inviting - the perfect place to pop in to escape the biting wind that was upon the city that day.

Never found this place I was expecting for a nice brunch experience in Dublin. I found a location…read moreon maps and a different one on Yelp. None of them took us to place

Stumbled upon this place as I got 'lost' walking around - I missed it the first go-around but the…read morename rang a bell so i did a double-take & was pleasantly surprised that I bookmarked this place when I first got here. I guess you can call me lucky! It was about 3:30 pm so it was pretty dead, only two groups were there when I got there. They have a small outdoor seating area. I haven't been to their other locations but apparently this place is much smaller. It was a pretty good-size - lots of seating. I absolutely loved the decor - super cute! Almost like a rustic-chic feel to it - if I had to put a label on it. They serve lunch here but I came for the coffee. I ordered a Chai Latte - only one size since they didn't have size options on the menu. I sat down & soaked in the cute ambiance. The Chai Latte was a little more spicy than sweet but it was a good combo. It came in a cute little mug too. All in all - I'll be back! At least one time before I leave.

Beautiful location and friendly staff. Apart from that, nothing tasted good. I wouldn't say it was…read morebad or inedible. Just not delectable. Maybe we ordered the wrong items. One of my sons got the avocado toast. It was fine, though he did struggle to eat it since the avocado was sliced and slipped off the bread numerous times. Maybe adults know to mash it down for better results. My other son had the chicken wings. He didn't want to eat more than a few bites and had no interest in taking the leftovers home. The chips were fine. Probably the best item we ordered. I had a salad with figs and was excited for the fig part until it arrived with too much dressing and dried figs. I guess I was expecting fresh ones? Coffee was only decent.

Ordered breakfast for two Tues 9th January. Breakfast was stone cold couldn't eat it. Also a side…read moreof chips with breakfast most unusual. Paid for two breakfast and left extremely disappointed. I have been to this restaurant on many occasions and notice management need to keep an eye on what's going on in their restaurant.

So after a bit of a rough night out I woke up with a hangover and was looking for a nice long day…read morein bed. Until it hit me, shoot I'm supposed to meet my friend midday. Ugh what was I thinking? My friend lives out in North Dublin and I live the other way, so we'd agreed to meet somewhere halfway between. The only place I could think of was the Kylemore and that was not really where I wanted to be with a hangover! After a bit of research I discovered there was a nice greasy spoon on Talbot Street. The food was perfect and the fry up soaked up the booze left in my stomach and a nice warm cup of coffee quickly brightened my head. Definitely worth it, though like Dani pointed out it's not convenient to most people stuck at home in their beds nursing a hangover!

If there is one thing I can always eat it's a full Irish, well ok and carrot cake and any other…read moretype of cake. I'd heard that the Pantry on Talbot Street was a good place for a fry-up so I decided to give it a shot so I could report back to you. The pantry looks very light and modern, a bit like a French bistro. The staff are friendly and know how to make a good cup of coffee and well, the fry-up is indeed very good. Nice and greasy- exactly the way it should be. The rashers were nice and crispy and the toast nearly perfect. So why am I only giving 3 stars? Well, I know where I can get the same just a wee bit cheaper and closer to home. Having said that, the Pantry is worth checking out if you're in the IFSC or near Connolly station.