My new favourite breakfast and lunch spot. Get in early as the specials sell out so quick and it…read moregets pretty packed. Run by a group of women and the lovely owner is from Enfield in county Meath. All the food from the farmhouse cafe comes from their farm and is made fresh everyday. The meat is from their animals and the bread and treats are baked in the cafe. I love how it has an old country house feel to it and the teacups and teapots are a random collection that look so pretty. My favourite thing from the menu was the Gammon sandwich. I no longer eat meat and this sandwich makes me struggle every time I see it on the menu. Oh the temptation.

Really great coffee and food. I had the hummus and it was surprisingly delicious and filling. The…read morebread is out of this world.

Located upstairs in the men's clothes section of Next. Nice alternative to Costa in the Westend…read moreRetail Park. Staff are pleasant enough. Place seemed ok but didn't sit in as was heading back to work! As its summer I chose the salted caramel frappe. There was eating and drinking on it and it was lovely :)

First time being here since it opened about six months ago, apparently it's a chain from Northern…read moreIreland. Good coffee, great cakes and bakes which are very inexpensive compared to the likes of what you'd get in Costa or Starbucks, which are both a stones throw from the location of Ground, upstairs in the Next store. I would definitely come back here, there's loads of space and an abundance of tables to sit at and park your buggy if you have kids in tow. Also good kids play area in the corner to keep your little terrors amused while you top up your caffeine levels. Good toilets and baby change facilities also, if you require such facilities! Overall, I'd recommend it so check it out and tell me what you think.

Love this place great atmosphere friendly staff and Fresh Fresh Fresh food x Amazing Bakery and…read morebest breakfast in D15!!!

First time trying Turkish eggs and wow it was better than I expected. It came with whipped feta…read morecheese, poached eggs, avocado, pickled red onion, spicy sausage, fresh herbs & toast. It was full of flavor and everything tasted so good together. I also liked how the sausage had a kick to it. Put everything together on the toast and it was perfect. I also ordered a green smoothie and it was great!

We had a nice late brekky here. Pancake (1) with sourdough toast for the hubby, egg burrito for me…read moreand a side of fried potatoes. The standout was the amazing lemonade with ginger & honey so so good. Also our waiter from Brazil was supremely nice. The eggs tasted super fresh as well, the maple syrup was real. All good.

definitely not open 24hrs. tried to go at 7:30am on a sunday. it looked like it hasn't been open in…read morequite some time which is too bad bc there were like four other people wandering around trying to find the place as well.

bio says open all day and the name "insomnia" means No sleep. Which can be understood as they are…read moreopen for 24hours. It sadden me when i wanted to get a coffee at 4:24am and no one answered

Opening a coffee shop usually isn't a big thing -but when Kilmainham's tiny Spar on the South…read moreCircular Road opened its Insomnia Coffee Company in late '09, there was cause for (minor) celebration. While businesses have been stationed here, just minutes from Kilmainham's main attractions (the Gaol, the modern art museum and the Topaz petrol station), for many years at last this row of shops can offer local and touring foot traffic a place to stop and smell the lattes. Linked via an open doorway to neighbouring Eurospar, this clean, warm coffee house offers plenty of seating and a modest menu of soups, pre-packed sambos, pastries, smoothies... and of course, coffee (and tea, and hot chocolates). Outdoor seating is usually reserved for the indigenous teen population, though local garda will move them on once or twice in an afternoon. Inside it's families and small groups of friends chatting, flipping through left behind copies of The Mail, Sun or Star. The staff are laid back but competent, clearing dishes and wiping down table fairly regularly. Other than the occasional plate collection, customers are generally left to themselves by the baristas - lending to a calm and relaxed atmosphere. Prices are reliably consistent with Insomnia's other outlets, so expect to shell out €2.50 for a regular Americano, €3 and upwards for pastry and around €5 + for sandwiches or soup.

i used to love insomnia and if you had asked me when it first opened i would have given it four…read morestars. but in today's climate its a bit expensive for a sandwich that isnt as good as its competitors. the last time i went in to this branch they had run out of soy milk and hot chocolate, the salads seems limp and cakes sparse. on the up side there was plenty of free seating. also just to note each branch could easily have very different reviews and i was in this one on a sunday so that may explain the sparse/less then fresh stock.

It is absolutely freezing outside today, so outdoor only seating was not ideal. I quickly warmed up…read morewith a hot latte and beautiful veggie quiche. This was served with spinach and arugala salad, penne pasta salad, potato salad, and a beet salad. This food was so unexpectedly good! Went back in for a piece of the carrot and walnut cake. It did not disappoint.

I have passed this place for years on my way to the zoo or for a run in the park, always thinking…read moreit can't be as inviting on the inside as it looks form the outside, places like this rarely are. Today I got a chance to try it and was really pleasantly surprised by what I found. Inside is small; you are greeted with a small hatch, almost like a kiosk within the cafe where you order your (extremely good) coffee and what ever treat catches your eye. The treat in my case was a home made coconut cookie - it was huge and beautiful and tasted as good as it looked. Around the walls are tables with not massively comfortable chairs, but good enough for a quick tea or coffee and a chat. The atmosphere is relaxed, the surrounds old and attractive, the costs not prohibitive. Now that I know what it is like I'll be back - though I bet it gets mobbed during the summer!

Their coffee is good and they've a reasonable range of eats for lunch, but the owner of this place…read moresure can take the biscuit - or gingerbread man, in this case. An Irish solution to an Irish problem was how he described it when he replaced the unbroken biscuit of my two ginger men order with another broken one, so that they'd both be the same. Then he rang up my undisounted bill, leaving me gobsmacked. To look on the bright side, I guess some down-at-heel gingerbread men will be assured of a loving home.

Absolutely delicious! Tried the special Falafel wrap and it was very tasty. Highly recommend for a…read morenice lunch.

I had walked past Insomnia last night on the way to the Supervalu and spotted this. Since my hotel…read morestay did not include breakfast, I popped out this morning for coffee and a pastry. Friendly barista took my order and a few moments later, my order was called out. I spent an hour at Insomnia this morning sitting in the corner with my laptop. Yes, their free wifi worked well with my flat white and chocolate croissant. The coffee was very good and the croissant was also very good. The space is comfortable with a variety of seating options. A number of work meetings happened while I watched and wrote some Yelp reviews. [Review 1979 of 2024 - 160 in Republic of Ireland - 23001 overall]

Classic train station shop. Super friendly even early in the AM. Good selection and easy to…read morenavigate. Some bench seating right outside. For coffee the have a good latte.