Awesome awesome food. I had the bakehouse grill which came with 2 eggs, rashers, an herb infused sausage, tomatoes, black and white pudding and homemade toast. The food was unreal and cooked perfectly! Service was extremely friendly and fast. read more

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Love the pancakes and the whopping sizes of everything - be warned that the orders are big and generous! The pancakes are fluffy and crispy on the outside (and I think there's nutmeg in them?) and come with a side of fruit compote, bananas, and syrup. The sausage sandwiches are pretty good as well and super large! I've also had the oreo muffin before which was good but be warned, it really is a muffin and not a cupcake so the cake part is denser. The interior is super cute and you'll love the wall of rolling pins. Great place for breakfast or your traditional Irish fare (stews and coddle). read more

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Irish breakfast grill!!! Everything in that plate is delicious and completely necessary. Go hungry cause the portions are large here. Bread is awesome! Warm and buttery. The espresso here is on point. If you like smoked salmon, their smoke salmon plate with eggs is huge and delicious. Would definitely go back for lunch and/or breakfast again. read more

The Bakehouse - Smoked salmon with scrambled eggs and the bake house grill - Bakeries Near Me - Dublin, D

Was in a Brunch-y mood, and folks at our hostel recommended The Bakehouse. From the outside, it looked so charming and it looked like many people were going in, so that's definitely a good thing. Inside was quite nice as well, medium sized place. Waitress greeted our group and seated us right away. There were other patrons in for brunch as well, ambiance was very nice. Two of us decided on a chicken sandwich (boring, I know), and the adventurous one had the pancakes. At first, the sandwich just looked like a chicken sandwich, so we were a little disappointed. BUT! once we took our bites, looks were exchanged, and we were definitely wrong. I'm not too sure what it was, but the sauce in the sandwich definitely made the difference. And it was a decent size, so we enjoyed it. The pancakes were good as well. A little crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside! Couldn't really find those types of pancakes around Europe, it's always nice to find a piece of home abroad! Overall, The Bakehouse was a great way to start our Dublin adventure. A quaint brunch spot along the river. read more

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This is what I'd refer to as a 'traditional' breakfast and lunch spot - but a really good one at that. They have the typical lunch and brunch offerings you'd come to expect but instead of your smashed avocados and eggs benedict you have bacon sarnies and full grills. It's definitely a nice change of pace if you want that good old fashioned food and atmosphere. I usually go for the Bakehouse Grill and apple juice, it doesn't disappoint. This is a good spot to check out for a weekend lunch or brunch on the northside if you've had too much Brother Hubbard's (somehow). read more

Wonderful atmosphere with the best sandwiches around. Their bread is so fresh, you can tell it just recently came out of the oven. Great place to sit and chat with friends, work on your laptop, or read a book. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. read more

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Hearty, Warm Soups..Dublin Coddle! At first I had expected their specialties were breads, but are actually their soups or warm foods, I think. [Chicken Salad] In my first visit I ordered Chicken Salad served with Turnover Bread. It was relatively nice. Fresh vegetables, moist yummy pieces of chicken, and nice dressing(French style: oil, vinegar, mustard...I suppose). The portion was HUGE! It was hard to finish, as served with a bread. The turnover bread was not bad, with a little unique texture in its dough: not too soft, but slightly different from "springy". I'm afraid the top was too hard (not "crusty"). Honestly, it was not as fantastic as I had expected, but for some reason I couldn't stop it, maybe because its flavour was nice. [Dublin Coddle] This time I had Dublin Coddle, because of the severe cold. It was served with Brown Soda Bread. Oh my god, I had to correct my impression (of a little disappointment), as this warm coddle was wonderful! There are so many ingredients in it, from blocks of bacon,sausages to vegetables. The flavour of the soup was brilliant, with comfortable intensity, and it was not simple enough to distinguish completely what it was made from. definitely the best thing to have on such a cold day! The brown soda bread was not exactly the one I imagined. It was more like cake rather than bread. Actually, I would say that it was 'a soft Scone with a shape of loaf bread'. Though it had such a gap from my imagination, I liked it. (The 'brown' refers to some very little grains mixed with the dough, I suppose.) In this way, I found their specialties are kinds of soup or warm food. I've never tasted any soup (The one I had was coddle), but it must be nice. I have no idea about their cakes, so I must come back again to try one. Lastly, the location, atmosphere and the staffs are all lovely! As for staffs, they were so kind that they answered nicely to my questions about their foods and helped me choose. read more

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My boyfriend and I decided to try here one sunny afternoon for lunch before heading to the cinema. The benches outside were packed so we were sceptical we'd get a table inside, but luckily there was one just for us! The restaurant was very busy as there was a large French hen party beside us which made service a little bit slower, but didn't kill the atmosphere of vibes. I went for an amazing sausage and scallion omelette with relish and lovely brown soda bread and the boyf had a stack of lovely looking American-style pancakes with blueberries, banana, bacon and maple syrup. I got to taste his and his were lovely too! I was going to try some of the 'freshly squeezed/pressed orange/apple juice' which was offered on the menu, but after spying a waitress walking around with cartons of the said orange juice I decided against it. Thought it was a bit misleading and a missed opportunity for them. Will try again in the future, maybe even to sample some of their cakes and buns afterwards too. read more

The Bakehouse - My sausage, bacon and scallion omelette with Bakehouse relish and brown soda bread. - Bakeries Near Me - Dublin, D

Really great food with a slightly hipster Irish mash up twist. The Bakeshop grill, according to my dad, is a very good slight update to the traditional Irish breakfast. My salmon and eggs was very good with nice thick strips of smoked salmon. The included omlete was simple and peppered and salted to perfection. One warning. Small place and can get loud. read more

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Perfect place to have a brunch on the weekend. Everything is homemade, employees are very nice with you. I recommend the omelette ! read more

The Bakehouse - Nice place in the heart of Dublin. - Bakeries Near Me - Dublin, D

Awesome fast casual breakfast in the heart of Dublin, looking over the Liffey. I spend a week or two in Ireland every year, and this was a gem I find for the first time, on my last visit in May. A full fry up is wonderful, but not so much every morning! Lots of healthy, lighter options here. Porridge, fresh fruit, etc. really lovely attentive staff as well. read more

Great breakfast! I had the beans on toast with a latte - two days in a row... Quality wasn't completely consistent - there was a little bit too much waiting for everything - but the food is very nice as well as the staff. It's definitely not my last breakfast there, but next time I will try something else. read more

Loved this place! The food and service was excellent! We couldn't decide what we wanted because everything sounded good and the waiters were happy to suggest. The chicken bap and the chicken panini were amazing. read more

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We missed the Bakehouse on previous trips to Dublin, but decided to pop by for Irish breakfast when we were in the city for a 10-hour layover. The food and tea were fantastic. The cafe has a cute 1950's vibe, complete with fluorescent pink lighting and adorable seating options. Service was fast despite the rush of diners waiting at the door when they first opened. We were in and out in about a half hour, which gave us plenty of time to enjoy an early morning Guinness and a walk around St. Stephen's Green before it was time to get back to the airport! read more

Tried the Dublin cobble - slightly too salty but good portion size. Cute interior decoration though, good vibes! read more

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My 1st & 2nd visit this week! So good the first time I couldn't wait longer than 6 days to return. Great food and staff, No complaints whatsoever. read more

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Popped in here for breakfast when on a weekend visit to Dublin. The egg and soldiers was exactly what I needed to start off a busy Saturday- comfort food for grown ups! My boyfriend had the potato farls which were also delicious! It was really busy so the inside was a bit loud but not off-puttingly so. The girls who served us were all super attentive and really friendly and helpful in a genuine way. I also really loved the cute pink aprons and the rolling pins on the wall. read more

The Bakehouse - Potato farls, egg and soldiers, delicious freshly squeezed orange juice and a mimosa - Bakeries Near Me - Dublin, D

Delicious food, great service, and a lovely atmosphere, this was the perfect place to cap off our trip to Dublin! The scones are large and delightful. The only drawback is the tight space - when it gets crowded, it's difficult to navigate around the interior. We found going early was the key. read more

I had been by this place a few times but never was quite sure what it was. I didn't know if it was a bakery or if they served food, and being usually in a hurry I never stopped to check. That, I must say, was a bad decision on my part because after taking the opportunity to stop in and sample some of the diverse items they serve, I can tell you I have been missing out. The food is simply lovely. It's a bit of fusion but not between two cultural mixtures but sort of a mix of classic favourites with a modern twist. Everything is fresh and wonderful, something you notice with every item on the menu. They have also incorporated fresh baked pastries, breads, and other baked items into everything they have so you get the best things a bakery can offer mixed in to their café menu. The Guinness pies were delightful and all of the Bloomers, their take on a sort of Irish fused crostini if you will, were are so good I couldn't decide which one I liked best. The desserts are exactly what you would expect from a place called 'The Bakehouse', an ample selection of pretty much everything you could ever wish for and every one is brilliant. I will definitely be back again and my only regret is not stopping in here sooner. read more

Loved coming here for breakfast before our conference and the vibe is so chill and nice. The grits were great and the breakfast sandwiches. Also great service. Would definitely come back. read more

The Bakehouse! Where have you been all this time. So many things I love about this place, I don't even know where to start! When you enter The Bakehouse, you feel as though you've been transported back in time, straight into the kitchen/living room of a 50's housewife. From the decor to the music, it all matches the Theme. Some of the staff even go along with it; one of the women (which I think is the owner) is always dressed and styled as though she comes straight out of the movie 'Grease'. In General, the staff there is really friendly and attentive, which adds to the lovely feel of the place. As for the food, besides Breakfast during the week and Brunch on the Weekends, they also serve Dinner Thu - Sat. I've only been there for Breakfast and Brunch, but I would assume that the food they serve for dinner is just as tasty. So how is the food? DE-LISH. They have a rather small, but well-balanced menu. From pancakes to Salads, Potato Farls to Sandwiches - there's something for everyone and every appetite. Also, all of their Sandwiches are served on their own, freshly baked bread. Depending on your mood, you can get it as a "Doormat" Version (thinly sliced bread) or the "Doorstep" - thick slices of delicious, homemade bread with a crunchy crust. The portions are generous and the prices are very reasonable and definitely great value for money. If after your savory sandwich you feel like satisfying your sweet tooth, The Bakehouse provides a wide selection of delicious cakes and muffins. On top of that, you can get their freshly baked bread to take away. This has become one of my favorite brunch and coffee spots, so if you fancy having some hearty food in the midst of Dublin, I suggest you give this place a try! read more

Came back for my favourite meal of the day--BRUNCH. I wish they had a larger menu for Brunch, but I'm sure it will come with time. I got the pancakes and when I saw them I thought 'where is my food...' as there was only 2 but they were super filling and it was difficult for me to eat the desert that I HAD to get (because they are delicious as well). The banana was a bit dry, the blueberries a bit tarter than I expected, and syrup was alright. One friend got the beef soup in a bread bowl which was MASSIVE and delicious and another got the chicken salad which was amazing and had a fantastic mustard dressing that we sopped up with the remains of the bread bowl. Ended with a Fancy Apple something....it was square and that was delicious too! It had raspberry in the middle too. The wrapper was a bit difficult to get off though--another and myself were struggling for over a minute to pull the desert clear. The service was a bit slow...I was earlier than the rest of my group and was never asked if I wanted anything to drink (I was reading, but I looked up whenever the waitress walked by). 2 other tables were waiting for people and were asked if they wanted tea or coffee....we then waited awhile before the check came. However, the service from ordering the food was super fast, which I guess is more important. I will come back a thousand times! read more

This place is seriously good. Seriously. The Bakehouse has become my Saturday brunch treat - the sausage sandwich is incredible - and every time I go there I leave feeling happy and fulfilled (not many places you can say that about!). They bake all their own bread and cakes(delicious), make their own chutneys/spreads (yes, they're delicious too), and just have quality stuff on the menu in general - it's all bloody delicious, ok? I love it. And the coffee is good. And the staff members are all friendly. And there's a great 1950s feel to the place, colourful tiling, flowers on tables, rolling pins stuck to the wall, open hatch into the kitchen/bakery - ah, it's lovely. Well, that turned into some Beckett-esque stream-of-consciousness, but you get the idea. Go to the Bakehouse immediately. read more

The never ending search for somewhere to get a decent breakfast took us to The Bakehouse on Saturday morning for brunch. First impressions: it's decor is somewhere between kitschy kitchen and 60s Diner, with bright pastels and lots of tiling. Tabes are quite close together but on fairness they don't have that much room to play with and I compliment them on attempting to allow as many brunch seekers as possible share in their bounty. Being a creature of habit, I opted for the Bakehouse Grill which consisted of a hearty plate worthy of any breakfast or brunch table. The sausages (2) are plump and juicy, infused with delicate herbs, and both firm and moist without being excessively fatty. The eggs (2) were well cooked and did not taste like cheap battery eggs. The A bacon (2 good slices) was salty and dry as proper bacon should be. My only quibble it was over cooked, but tasty nonetheless. A generous slice of black and white pudding, really tasty and grilled tomato rounded out the plate, accompanied by 2 thick slices of home made toast. S_ had an omelette. She recieved a generous helping of sausage, bacon, spring onion and cheese on an unfolded baseof well formed egg accompanied by 2 slices of homemade brown toast. The coffee is good, I have taken to adding milk to coffee to supplement the poor/weak brew that is so often served up. The coffee in The Bakehouse I drank black and had seconds. With the seconds we both indulged in desert, she had a Lemon Muffin, I opted for the Apple Delight. Although not a cake afficionado, to me both were excellent and proper examples of how cake should be make. The staff were friendly and efficient, one even stooping to come back on a sily pun of mine The Bakehouse is not the cheapest breakfast/brunch in Dubin, but I can't remember when I was last left feeling so satisfied after one. I'll be back. read more

So I was looking for somewhere " different " to take my mam after our shopping trip and decided on the Bakehouse. Somewhere I always drive past and admire. The feel of this place screams cool and cute! Decorated in pastel greens and pinks its every woman's dream. Just as you think it's very girly out comes your rustic, massive , manly chicken sandwich! I thought initially it was going to be quite plain because all it had was chicken, spinach and some Bakehouse secret sauce. It wasn't boring! Possibly the freshest bread that Ive ever eaten it definitely hit the spot. Washed down with a yummy frothy coffee, served by friendly cool staff with the Beatles humming a tune in the background. It was NICE! Highly recommended and I'll defo come here again read more

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The mother of all my favourite lunch haunts! I shouldn't recommend this so highly for fear of not getting a table! What you're pleasured with is a menu full of fresh wholesome delicious food at very affordable prices. Top tip: check out the Beef Stew in the Breaded bowl...YUM YUM YUM! And I challenge you to try evade the freshly baked pastries and cakes...little chance! Maybe you fancy a sneaky glass of wine? Sure why not! The old-school music and tasteful decor surroundings - (roller pins on the wall...need I divulge more?) - transport you back into another era of delight. One last thing: You'll return an addict! read more

One of my favourite breakfast spots in Dublin! We've come here countless Sundays for their egg & soldiers and their pancakes. Although it's quite small inside, we always find a seat and are served by the very friendly staff. Great music as well. One time, committed to the pancakes, we took the last available table outside in the rain and wind, and one of the servers brought us a complimentary slice of cake for our struggles. Prices are great considering the quality. 10/10! read more

We stumbled upon this small bakery in search of something nice, trying not to fall into one of the tourist traps which are scattered across that area of Dublin. It doesn't look pretty at first hand, but I think Annie L.'s description, "the interior is a homage to everything 1950's housewife style but with a quirky twist, like rolling pins affixed in a pattern to the wall. Lots of beautiful tiling" nails it. To be short, the food is just fantastic - fresh, tasty, handmade. The staff is extremely friendly. read more

I'd not heard of the Bakehouse before the Christmas Elite event was organised but now that I've here, I am a big fan. The decor is homely and warm. The staff friendly and very attentive. The food really impressed, nothing disappointed. The mini stew at the start warmed the cockles. Then their open sandwiches showed the quality of their meats. Corned beef and turkey were the standouts for me, very yummy. For dessert we had a medley of most of the sweet things The Bakehouse have on offer and they were divine. I will definitely be back here for some grub and will be telling others to go too. Well done to The Bakehouse read more

This has become one of my favourite treats for Dublin, due to quality food, friendly staff and a dessert collection to rival any patisserie you care to name. The seating is functional more-so that comfortable but the food is very tasty; it tastes healthy and wholesome and is served with care. Any time I've been the place has been quite full and with a mix of people - I've been at lunch with friends, business meetings and events there and was never disappointed. The desserts though - the cakes and eclairs - absolutely positively delicious. The cream eclair particularly. Highly recommended place to drop into, whether it's with a book, a laptop, a friend or a group. read more

Adorable setting, very nice waitresses, decent food. 3.5 stars, for sure. The Bakehouse has great reviews on Yelp, so we decided to head in for brunch/lunch at around 11 AM one morning. Like most places we found in Ireland, they have very specific times when they start serving lunch food, so only a portion of their menu was open for us to order from. I got a cappuccino, which was delicious, and a smoked salmon plate, which included plenty of food. The food was definitely decent, though not the very best I was able to experience while staying in Dublin, and the heat inside made it rather difficult to enjoy everything. (Again, there was a crazy heatwave going on during my visit to Ireland, so I realize that not having A/C is usually not such a big problem for people). The Bakehouse is located right on the river, near the Ha'Penny bridge, across the river from Temple Bar. I would go back if I was visiting again, but it would probably be my second choice after the Ruby Duck Cafe. read more

I wanted to like this place so much more than I did. The reviews were good and it has such a cute shop front. We walked in on a Saturday for brunch and it bustling but not TOO busy - there were a few empty tables, so we were able to get a seat without any wait. We're always looking for good brunch spots in our neighbourhood that don't have massive queues, so this was promising. The food, however, was a pretty big let-down. I ordered the chicken pot pie, and was really looking forward to a hearty, thick, comforting dish. Instead, the filling was soupy and bland, and some of the vegetables inside were still a little crunchy. Eating just made me feel... sad. Did I order the wrong thing? Was it just an off day? Other reviews have been so positive that I feel I owe them another chance but for now, this is all I have to go on. read more

This place is fantastic!!! 50's nostalgia - a dream for lovers of the 1950's and even more so for lovers of food! Delicious food! delicious decor and delicious staff!! Delicious place all round. read more

Well this is a fab little place that dies excellent quality food I got a toasted beacon sandwich , bread was homemade and beacon lovely Friend got scramble eggs was lovely nice cuppa tea Would go back so that sums it up read more

I'd say on another day that I would have given the Bakehouse full marks. I met up with some friends here for brunch last weekend. I had heard great reviews about this place and finally made the trip North side for it :) I ordered pancakes, others ordered potato farls, sausage sandwiches, mimosa and teas/coffees. The pancakes came out and dear lord...I wish I didn't have my bowl of porridge that morning. They were american style (I think!!), fluffy so I figure they had raising agent. There were two - and they looked like a victoria sponge cake without the cream or jam. There was a lovely bowl of sweet blueberries, banana and maple syrup. I couldnt finish them and neither could another friend. The sausage sandwich was the nicest looking one I've ever seen! And the potato farl looked small but apparently was awfully filling. The tea is made with tea leaves (yay!) and the coffee good and strong. My downsides? We were waiting for ages for our order and it turned out it was mixed up with another table. It was fine for us as we were in no rush, the weather had turned and I was catching up with friends I haven't seen in a long time. I also found the toilets to be a bit dodge - no toilet paper (but thankfully handtowels) and not so clean...the second place I went to this weekend with the same problem! I will still go again though, a really large menu with lots of things to try out! read more

Yum and yum! Came here for a latte and pancakes it was great, came back a few days later for fried chicken sandwich and it was fabulous. No wonder there are always lines out the door. Also tried the mushroom spinach cheese omelet and it was very delicious. You only get poached or sunny side up everywhere else with breakfast. read more

LOVE the bakehouse! :) This is an adorable and charming little bake shop across the river from Temple Bar. Hubby and I stopped in to grab breakfast one day before a tour and we were super impressed. Great tea, yummy breakfast and phenomenal service with an amazingly comfortable atmosphere! Do yourself a favor and stop by this adorable little breakfast/brunch/lunch place on the river!! read more

Cute place! Cute concept! Loved the decor. I came here while on vacation and would come back again. The food was good! I loved the Irish potato bread with my eggs! The baked goods were pretty fresh considering the name. I was a little confused when I looked at their display case to see that they didn't really sell any baked items other than a few measly cupcakes! It's called the Bakehouse! Oh well, i would have bought some of that bread if they sold it. Missed opportunity. It's fun to sit and eat breakfast in a pink restaurant though, so thats something! =) read more

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The mrs and I are here on a fairly miserable afternoon and we couldn't have picked a better spot! The interior decoration is like something you would see in a Jamie Oliver style bakery if that makes sense - the point is it looks spot on for a bakery! Once we were seated which was almost immediately after walking in the door, we were giving out orders within 5 minutes, and as we both ordered sammiches we had out food in like 8 minutes! I had the bacon buttie which was unreal! Served on homemade bread and two fried eggs on top of a savage relish! Couldn't ask for more in a bacon buttie! The mrs had a ham and cheese sandwich with the best apple chutney we have ever tasted! Another big plus was the fact the ham was proper ham - "hang" if you will ;) The reason the place doesn't get 4 stars is because of two things - the facility to take card was down, I know this is probably the banks fault but it really annoys me having to loo for an ATM when u want to chill out! Secondly there were tiny fruit flies EVERYWHERE which put my girlfriend off her food and she couldn't finish. Apparently all food places are suffering from this due to unusually warm weather - fair enough and they comped the sandwich but I can't help feel a bit annoyed over it. I'll be back though and when the card machine is working and flies are gone I can't see why this wouldn't be a 5 star place then! Ultimately the food is 5 star! read more

The Bakehouse is a cute little place decorated like a 1950's American kitchen right by the River Liffey. It's quite small with a bunch of tables, checker patterns and bake goods you can't resist. Very clean and had outdoor seating, though it was rainy (when isn't it?), so I dined inside. I had the Beef and Guinness Pie when I went here last week for an early dinner, which was more of a soup than a pie. Don't get me wrong, it was delicious. The bread is something I could only dream of replicating, however it wasn't your stereotypical Beef and Guinness Pie--which I wanted at the time. The salad was good, though the person I ate with complained the salad had sand-like grains in it. Not sure if it wasn't completely washed properly or if minuscule seeds were dropped in. I tasted it and it did indeed taste grainy, but I was hungry enough to eat it anyways. It could have been done on purpose or by accident, either way, it didn't bother me in the slightest. I doubt it was a hygienic issue. When it first came out, it was so hot...but I was so unbelievably hungry that I scarfed it down which didn't have me tasting anything for the remainder of the night. I guess it paid off at the bar later on. I realized I left my thermos in the Bakehouse ten minutes after leaving, so I ran back to Bachelor's Walk to collect it. The waitress had already put it behind the counter for safe keeping until I returned--typical Irish kindness that you only get in the "emerald isles." read more