This new cafe is a jewel!! It's my new go to coffee and lunch spot! The owner is so friendly and…read moretheir creative delicious daily lunch special was made with quality ingredients that made my tastebuds dance. I had the chicken and mushroom bruschetta with Parmesan shavings and truffle oil. It was served with a rocket with lemon dressing and a broccoli and garlic soup! I had a homemade scone and a perfect coffee for dessert! I felt full without feeling heavy! Needless to say I'll definitely be back!

From the owner: We do amazing sandwiches and make all our sauces, dressings and tapenades…read more We also have tasty salads, soups and a gorgeous daily lunch special. Our coffee is Matthew Algie and organic, fairtrade and rainforest alliance certfied.

Temptation! temptation! The cakes on display here looked absolutely fabulous…read more I was being good though and only had a boring aul coffee. There's plenty of space to sit outside, in front and in the back with a lovely view over the water. Get here early on a sunny day when it's still quiet, it's just lovely and peaceful! In fact, I shall be back tomorrow morning to try their breakfast menu which looked yummmm!

Cycling around the park and Farmleigh estate is an excellent way to spend a few hours on a calm…read moreautumnal October Sunday. So when we found the Boathouse Cafe at lunchtime, just as we were getting peckish... it made us two happy bunnies indeed. We both went for the soup of the day and shared a sausage roll. The sausage roll was your standard fare. But the soup was excellent, tomato and basil. And the slice of brown bread that came with it was also excellent. None of this sweet brown bread that a lot of places seem to be serving up with soup these days. We got a table outside where there was plenty of other cyclist parked up for lunch too. They know their market here, as there are a few bike racks provided. With our bellies full and are hearts warmed, we cycled away happy.

In the midst of this great park, right next to an amazing garden and visitor center and castle, is…read morethis small but tasty cafe. We came back on purpose as they had a variety of little foods and seductively many desserts

Came by here on a beautiful day and opted to sit outside in the courtyard. Lots of dessert…read moreselections (many flourless); we chose the yogurt (citrus?) cake and the lemon curd cake. The two cakes were both WONDERFUL; I've never had anything else here but I can definitely vouch for the fact that they do an amazing job with citrus + cake. The lemon curd cake had a generous amount of lemon curd cream so the extra cream was unnecessary. Got a nonfat (skinny) cappuccino with my cake - the small size was more than enough! Yum!

This review is for our trip to Ireland in Summer 2019. To begin, the Breakfast Bap is a straight up…read moreburger. For some reason, we just had no idea that's what it would be. The slight difference in culture when visiting tripped us up more than expected! I would call this place "hipster" but I think that would be an insult - it is a quaint and respectable joint that has delicious and healthy food. We had to try this place due to the proximity to where we were staying for our trip, so we stopped in when we had a free morning. The food we had was unexpected, but delicious. If you're from The States and are in the area, stop by!

Major fan of this place…read more What I like: - Run by a husband and wife combo - these guys know their stuff but are goddam likeable in doing so - Located on the edge of the Phoenix Park, it's the most perfect location possible for a post-run / cycle treat fest. - Big massive windows drawing the sunlight in while you munch on your nosh - The nosh. Homemade, healthy, inspired, absolutely delish. - The tea - loose leaf, served in delicate vintage china and big burly but very cute knitted tea cosies. What I don't like: - Nothing. This place is deadly. Long may it reign!

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.

Amazing is the first word that comes to mind. Bright and cheery colors welcome you as you walk in,…read moredrawn closer and pulled inside with the smells of fresh baked bread and sweets. A selection of cakes, Danishes, tarts, homemade dressings, take away meals and healthy food options. All made fresh daily in their kitchen in Bray. The pastries and breads are delivered into all of the 12 locations 2-3 times a day!!! Everything in the entire cafe is homemade! What a hidden gem and I don't want to keep it to myself. I was served by Lorraine who was knowledgeable about all of the baked goods that lined the shelves. She was so passionate about these cakes and treat that she had me very excited about them as well. It reminds me of bakeries that we have back at home which totally excited me. I love the fact that everything is made locally as I think it's so great to be able to support your local businesses. They have lovely coffees to go as well. They don't have any tables for you to enjoy your delicatessen in house but it's certainly worth taking away. Treats from The Butler's Pantry is bound to bring a smile to anyone's face. Oh and on Thursday-Sunday they have a selection of croissants, pan au raisins and pan au chocolate, etc. One word...YUM!

Great coffee and it's good that you can sit outside too. I think the price is a little bit steep at…read moretimes for the pastries as these are mass produced standard issue. There's a really nice manager there in fact all staff are extremely pleasant. I think they could be more consistent with the speciality foods that are available and starting to sell 3fe coffee or something similar by the bag would be a good idea but overall it's the best spot for coffee in the village.

We stopped by on our way up to Glasnevin Cemetery shortly after opening. We had no issues finding a…read moreseat and staff was friendly and engaging. The space was bright and clean with a gorgeous greenhouse style rooftop and plants all around. Our food was phenomenal - everything was delicious and the coffee fantastic. We would definitely come back (hopefully soon!)

I come here every time I'm in Dublin. Great coffee and SCRUMPTIOUS food! Eggs are poached to…read moreperfection and the composition of flavors in each dish is just a 10/10. Today we came with a baby and they had a great, secure high chair. Don't miss this gem!!!

Stopped by here on a Thursday morning. It was quiet around 9, but quickly filled up half an hour…read morelater. The service was great and quick. The food was delicious. I highly recommend the spicy chorizo plate and the acai bowl. The salsa with my food was addicting- so was the homemade iced tea. I had to order one to go.

Convenient location around Guinness and St. James. Can either order and stay or takeaway. Good…read morecoffee - worth waiting in the line.

I do feel that in this filthy dirty amazing city of ours there is a serious lack of good old…read morefashioned greasy spoons in the city centre [it's drowning in hipster and touristy joints] and you do need to venture outside of the city centre to find an authentic one most of the time. You DON'T serve beans with a traditional Irish breakfast. You may have it as an option but it's not given as standard. That's how you determine if the place is a genuine greasy spoon or not. In my working class Dublin opinion. This place does not disappoint. I ordered sausage, black pudding and egg. It came with tea and toast and was a fiver. Perfect. They had a full Irish for just a couple Euro more, but this was perfect for what I wanted. Great characters in here. So a good place for people watching. The staff are very friendly. The person who I think must be the owner seems to do the rounds walking around asking if everyone is OK and making small talk to the regulars. This is a wonderful thing that rarely happens in Dublin anymore. They have booths and tables. It is small enough so tables and booths are quite close to each other. My only gripe is the toilets. They aint the prettiest but they seem to be fairly clean, just not well maintained. But hey, I'm not having a piss in Brown Thomas. I am having a piss in a greasy spoon in Finglas Village. Looking forward to coming back. Anyone in the area needs to visit. [Also, apologies for the picture. I was so excited that I ate most of it before I even thought about taking a good picture. BAD YELP ELITE!!]

this is a nice little greasy spoon cafe and the 8oz steak is absolutely delicious! it comes served…read morewith fried onions, mushrooms, cabbage, carrots and mash and if going to eat a steak here it is recommended to be hungry! order this with a pot of tea and you're right there in kathy's cafe in eastenders!

Very quant coffee/breakfast place in Smithfield!I had a ham sandwich and it was so good! It was…read morerainy outside and a bit cold so I wanted to get something cozy, and the spiced warm cider definelty fit the bill! The service was great and it was in a prime location!

great food, very kind staff. I went with the seasonal salad and a side of beef. nice outside…read moreatmosphere too.