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Panem

4.7 (32 reviews)
InexpensiveBakeries, Coffee & Tea
Open 8:30 am - 8:00 pm

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Strawberry pancakes with cream and mini meringues
Pam I.

Nice little café across the river from the Temple Bar neighborhood. Cute and clean inside; service was polite and quick. We LOVED their pancakes - light as air and fluffy - so delicious! Normal pancakes tend to sit weightily in the tummy, but these were not so! Highly recommend - we walked in at 11am and were seated and served right away.

Classic French Toast with Berries

Cute little place with an amazing array of tasty breakfast options. I absolutely loved the classic French Toast the first time I came and had to come back for more! A definite winner!!

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Inna Z.

I am a big fan of their focaccias. We came back few times to try different fillings and they were all great. I even got a few for our flight home. It's a cute place for breakfast and lunch. They have plenty of tables inside and few outside. I wasn't a fan of their lattes but everything else was good.

chai latte & freshly pressed orange juice
Sophia P.

AMAZING! AMAING! AMAZING! I could not put my fork down while eating my pancakes, they were to DIE FOR. My chai latte was good too, just needed to order a smaller size. The orange juice was so fresh and amazing. Staff was friendly and attentive. It's so nice in there, it over looks the river! Beautiful, definitely recommend for breakfast!

Croissants!
Ron R.

On my very last stop before heading to the airport, I just wanted to pick up a pastry or two and be on my merry way. But in reality, I ended up doing breakfast here, and I have no regrets for doing so! After reading all the yelp reviews and looking up Panem online, I knew right away that I had to try their award winning Sicilian Almond Biscuits! Luckily it wasn't too hot of a morning, so there were NO insects flying around ready to pounce on all the delicious pastries behind the glass window display. I walk in, and this place is tiny with only a few stools to dine along the wall. Definitely not good for groups. Upon ordering, the nice young cashier (I believe her name was Brittney) gave me some interesting suggestions and I was on my way. I ended up ordering: ~ La Siciliana Focaccia (€4.80), made with spinach, tomato, and emmenthal cheese. Man, now this was pure JOY! The outer fresh bread was soft and light, and went really well with spinach and tomato. The cheese was swiss-like and was just enough that it won't ooze out of the pastry. Kinda like eating a ham-n-cheese croissant basically. ~ Hot milk chocolate mocha (€3.00), which was really really creamy and simply smooth tasting. Joy #2! You can't mess up hot chocolate. ~ Sicilian Almond Biscuit (€0.90 each) was just a blissful treat! Not your typical dry jumbo sized American biscuit that you'd think of, but more of a small 'almost bite-sized' delight! Lets just call it a 'two-bite delight'! What I also like about Panem is the fact that you can see them making all the baked goods right behind the main counter. Love places like this! I'll be back, and next time it'll be to try their chocolate salami. And I'll take this place over Queen of Farts, I mean Tarts, any day! Now, if you're planning an Ireland trip and also plan to do a bus tour or something, pick up a pastry or two from here. You'll thank me!

Alexandra M.

It's hard to say what exactly Panem is. Part cafe, bakery and deli, it's located on Ormond Quay, wedged between a coffee shop and a music shop. You might not notice it when you walk past because it's quite small and the shopfront is modest and plain. However, one whiff of the food and you'll be making a beeline to get inside. Intoxicatingly good smells emanate from Panem! This business bakes puff pastries, pizza and Italian sweets like croissants and chocolate salami (which is a dessert of chocolate and crushed biscuits). There's a small counter inside where you can sit (only three or four seats) and have lunch and a coffee. Prices are steep: for 9 Euros you can eat two puff pastries filled with grilled vegetables and Camembert cheese. These snacks were delicious but didn't fill me up and I could have easily spend 20 Euro more gorging on everything in the shop.

Ratnesh S.

Amazing artisan homemade cafe. You can taste the love in the food! Great location on a Sunny morning to enjoy your morning coffee

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Great service. Clean and tidy. Fresh tasty food. Location central to everything. It is a must every time I am in town.

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Delicious, good service, good atmosphere. Panem is centrally located and is great for people watching.

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Great Place, can get a bit intense but worth it every time. Cornetto Con mandorla Buonissimo ,ogni volta

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The Bald Barista

(28 reviews)

South Inner City

When we're traveling, we typically try to only go to any business once…read more Why? So much to see! So much food to try! We broke this rule with The Bald Barista. It was just that good. The first day we arrived to Dublin, I had a bit of a headache. I sent my husband in search of coffee and a bite in the hopes of warding off the headache. He brought back a tuna melt and mocha from The Bald Barista. Both were excellent. The tuna melt was herbaceous and flavorful and the mocha was the perfect blend or rich chocolate and strong espresso. So, a few days later when my mom arrived and was hoping for coffee and a bite, I said--I've got just the place! On that visit, we enjoyed our coffee and food in house. You order at the counter where you enter and if you're dining in, you simply take the stairs to the dining room and they'll bring you both your food and coffee. This time, I ordered the same coffee (why mess with a good thing) and a yogurt with everything (fruit, nuts, seeds--the works!). The shop itself is cute, warm, and inviting. The service is top notch with beautifully friendly folks working in here (including the Bald Barista himself). If you're in Dublin and are looking for an exemplary cuppa and some tasty bites served with a smile--this is your spot. Get to it!

Wonderful little place with a busy city ambience, serving good food and great coffee fast. Even an…read moreactual bald fella working. There's seating upstairs, and they'll bring your food and coffee up to you. Great morning start!

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Accents Coffee & Tea Lounge

(134 reviews)

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South Inner City

Both visits here have produced fantastic coffee (one to stay, one to go, different drinks each…read moretime). Free wi-fi was handy, service was friendly, seating comfy. Simply great indy coffee shop experience in Dublin!

Dublin, Ireland, one of my favorite cities in the world. Dublin has a coffee culture all its own. A…read morelot of small coffee shops with outstanding Barista's. They prepare and serve up coffee as a city better than any other city in the world. Sorry Seattle, Portland, its the truth. As a full fledge coffee nerd/snob I am looking for great coffee nothing more. Also if they don't roast their own beans and they are just serving someone else's coffee they will never get above a 3 star from me. I am looking strictly at the coffee and the customer service in my reviews. Accents was fantastic. When I walked in the Barista, a pretty little red headed Irish woman was doing some spectacular latte art on a Mocha, she smiled and asked me what I would like. I order just a regular Latte. They do not roast their own beans, but she was out of coffee in the grinder, she reached for a new sealed bag and I caught the name, McCabe's. I was unfamiliar so afterward I looked them up. here is the link if anyone is interested. (https://mccabecoffee.com) Local award winning Cork roaster. I watched the Barista, fill the grinder and then told me it would be a minute as she needed to dial in the espresso. I shook my head in a circle like I didn't get it but okay. She had it dialed in after 3 shots. looked like 18 in and 36 out. She was a pro, steamed my milk while the shot pulled in about 24 seconds. I ordered my drink to go but it was still presented with great art and a smile. Told me where the sugar and lids were but suggested I tried it before i added anything, that the espresso is very good. I tasted it and said, "You are right, needs nothing" and it didn't. BEST LATTE I HAVE HAD THIS TRIP TO DUBLIN. I am breaking my own rule here, I can because they are my rules, they don't roast but they use fantastic local Micro-roasted beans and prepare my drink to perfection. Don't miss this little gem the in Dublin. 5 Stars.

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Location: Central to the south-of-the-Liffey downtown, and easy to walk to from the Thomas Moore…read moreInn. Ambience: Fun, funky, hippie, artistic and lively, with a little local health food grocery within the premises, as well as kitchen and cafe. Great people-watching, both within and outside the many large windows. Comfy, homey furnishings and an airy large space. Food: EXCELLENT. Local, sustainable, healthy, creative, and DELICIOUS. We had the Banh mi on fresh baked bread that was to die for -- perfectly spiced, with each bite savory, sweet, crunchy, fresh, rich. The coffee was terrific, too! And there were so, so many astonishing fresh-baked things available... serious temptation for the two diabetics on holiday! Service: Our server really went out of her way to make certain we were comfortable and well taken care of. She was bright, friendly, communicative, and quite helpful to two strangers who'd just arrived in Ireland! Value: Remarkably low price for such high-quality food! Wait time: None. We were seated immediately at a spacious table in a window space filled with morning sun. Other: Great family of people here, creating a community space for locals and a great welcome for visitors. If we'd had longer in Dublin, we would have checked out some of the events the place hosts!

It's a really cute coffee spot located near liberties area of Dublin…read more The service is friendly and seating is open. The flat white and almond croissant were tasty! I would recommend for a caffeine pit stop!

Panem - bakeries - Updated May 2026

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