This place is just down an alleyway in the town centre (I think its a town) just across from St…read morePeter's church where we had just visited, inter alia, to see the head of Blessed (Saint) Oliver Plunkett. The cafe has free WiFi and offer a delightful experience with friendly staff, great coffee and perfectly made Basque cheesecake. We noted baked cheesecakes sure were popular in Bilbao when we were there last year.

We had avocado toast with a spicy peanut topping , and 2 stir fry meals , one with chicken and one…read morewith prawns . They were all excellent . Coffee drinks are terrific . Atmosphere is lovely ..recommend

A great healthy spot in the middle of the office parks. The rainbow bowl with shrimp was my…read morefavorite filled with pickled veggies and a lovely peanut sauce. Service was incredibly fast and efficient.

A lot of the places right by the theater were pretty busy on the Friday evening I was there, but I…read morewas able to get a table here. It is pretty small, so not a lot of tables. You order yourself at the counter or you can order via QR code, so it's not full service. Most, if not all, of the items were on the healthy side. I got the brisket taco (13.95), guacamole and chips (6.95), wine (7.50), and bottled water (3.10) but didn't realize they had free tap water which I would've drank instead. They bring the food out to you and clear your dishes.

Go here if you want a quick yet hearty salad! Chopped is a lovely salad chain spread across Dublin…read more(maybe outside Dublin too). Busy locations usually have a long line around lunch time. You can choose from their large selection of recipes or make your own with at least 40-50 different toppings to choose from. Just remember to tell them how much dressing you want if you don't like your salad with too much dressing. Overall they are pretty clean with great service. There're also tea (only chamomile & peppermint when I was there ) and coffee machine in the corner.

Finally something healthy and convenient to eat in the airport. Huge relief as previously the only…read moreoptions were fast food or sandwhiches. Chopped is great food, filling and doesnt make you feel sluggish.

This place is open now about two weeks. For us it's very welcome. Up to now the choices here were…read moremostly junk food: KFC, Subway, Burger King who all sell completely rubbish coffee and industrially made over priced, processed junk food. There's pretty good coffee from Starbucks & Costa who each sell over-priced pre packed factory made food, but this new place provides freshly made good food in comfy surroundings and there's darn good Italian coffee too. The key idea here is to pick or build your own sandwich or salad from various breads, greens like lettuce, spinach, kale, rocket, then proteins which I recognise as chicken, pork, salmon; oddly there's cheeses like halloumi and feta listed on the menu under protein when these contain more fat than protein. Then dozens of choices of vegetables from avocado to olives, edamame to pineapple and a selection of fresh dressings. We had mushroom soup (€4) with crusty bread and butter added (95c) which was delicious and an artic wrap (like a soft tortilla) at €5.95 with roast chicken, lettuce, tomato and some Parmesan dressing. Again very tasty indeed. Then a cappuccino and a flat white (about €3 each). The coffees tasted great too. So all in all the bill for two was €16.65. The wifi didn't work and it seems this is a teething problem. The service was friendly too. There's an environmental aspect here as the serviettes are recycled, and soups are served in eco friendly cardboard bowl.

I had the Mediterranean bowl at Sprout & Co. the bowl was ok but nothing great. Limited seating and…read moredrink choices. Fast food salad.

Sprout is another make-your-own bowl place, but with a unique variety of options! It's in a more…read morecrowded area of Dublin, but there's a lot of space and seating. There was a bit of a line when we stopped in, but everything moved quickly and the employees were very friendly. I ordered the chicken Tokyo bowl and this was may have been one of my favorite meals during my trip. The chicken was well seasoned and the variety of vegetables all added a nice bite (particularly the pickled cucumbers, broccoli salad, and chilis). They're heavy-handed with the sauce and furikake seasoning, which was nice, but it did end up being a little salty. The servings are large and could definitely make two meals!

The food was great! If you have been looking for American pancakes and bacon this is the place. The…read morepancakes are definitely share size so be sure you have an appetite or someone with you. The service was great! Kept coffee glass filled and the tables were very clean. The facility is very clean and welcoming. I definitely recommend this place if you're in town!

Welcome to Belly Café! Real Fresh Food served Tuesday through Saturday 8:30-3:30. Breakfast and…read morelunch served all day!

What an absolute find this place was! We were driving past on our way to Belfast and saw this spot…read moreon a couple apps. I'm always a bit nervous when places only have a handful of reviews, but we gave it a go and the go was got! Parking is a bear in this area. The delightful town of Swords or "S" words as Mr. Connery taught us years ago when SNL wasn't lame, is just off the highway and the main downtown drive had a good number of fun spots up and down it. We ended up in a parking lot behind it and that worked well. The space is pretty tight with seating for maybe 20, and a dozen more spots outside. We sat out there on a lovely crisp sunny morning. The food for us 5 came out quick. The scones were amazing, the Brooklyn wrap and Brisket egg sandwich were phenomenal and the stars of the show - the Turkish eggs and the Crispy chicken benny. Those last two were lick the plate good and are something we'd go for again! The tea selection was the least impressive thing here and was still solid enough for my best half who loves her teas! Coffee was also quite good. Excellent portions as we shared everything with 5 hungry peeps and still left with extra. This was truly a master class in breakfast! The area is lucky to have a spot like this. Get here early and sit outside if it's nice!

Just flew into Dublin from the US. Had a mocha and Crispy chicken Benedict. Insanely great. Sat…read moreoutside with the sun warming me and people passing, great way to start the trip!

Have being looking around for sheep's milk for awhile as difficult to find then I found the hopsack…read morewho generously offered to order some for me and even got extra. I also ordered couple more items the week after and found the staff extremely helpful in finding products I needed and sent out a new batch of milk for me as previous one was near use by date haven't had such good experience before and so thankful for their assistance. Thanks so much. Would definitely recommend

So the swan center may be looking a little rough around the edges and slightly like a ghost town…read morethese days. However, the hop sack,which has been on the go for years is still one of its best and busiest shops. Back in the 80's. When it was nay impossible to get soy milk anywhere in Dublin the HS was there. So great for those of us with milk allergies. Despite being a modest sized shop the Hop Sack has all you health food needs, from gluten free foods to essential oils. Staff are attentive, helpful and highly knowledgeable. They ordered in stuff for me when I asked. Also check it out around easter, as they assued me they were one of the cheapest places to get Green & Blacks easter eggs this year.

Yelp says they're closed Sunday, but we came on a Sunday after a hike…read more I got some chili lemon lentil chips and a mango smoothie. The smoothie had yogurt and honey but wasn't overly sweet. It's been hard to come by fruit while on vacation in the U.K., so it was nice to get something healthier. Bonuses: - Free wifi - Clean bathroom - They take Apple Pay

We stopped in here for a bit of lunch after much walking and fighting off the strong winds outside…read more Overall it was a decent little place. All the food on offer is health food related so if you're looking for a big juicy steak or some fish and chips then sorry but this is not the place for you. I had a falafel and halloumi wrap and needless to say it was pretty damn good especially the onion marmalade that went with it. Monkey criticism is that there is a bit of lack to attention to detail and cleanliness (some of the cutlery was dirty, missing fixtures on the walls, lights out etc)

Love the food it's always delicious. Menu is always changing so you never get bored of the same…read moremenu. Love that they will deliver or I can pick up my order as well. Also they do breakfast, luches and dinner. I do vegetarian/vegan meals for lunch and they are great, very filling. For breakfast and dinner I do normal meals with the meat of my choice. recommended, give them a try u won't regret it

Well well well…read more Another vego-vegan-deli-bakery-salad-local-type establishment. It's great to see these little places pop up around Dublin. Not because it's vege (all hail meat eaters!), but because it's an easy alternative to sandwiches. Sandwiches. I'm so over sandwiches. So, the deal is this; - Self-service-wise, they've got cold salad and hot food bars, charged by the weight. These can range from anything from chickpea salad, to vege lasagna - They also have counter food with such delights as risotto balls or pizza squares - Whether you be vegan, vege, wheat-alergic, or whateve else, there is defo something here for everyone. (Except meat-eaters. There's nothing here for you!) - They also have fresh loaves of bread (I bought some soda bread yesterday for about 3 euros which was delish), and jars of random stuff like olives, sundried tomatoes, yada yada - Also, juices, teas, etc Don't let the 'earthliness' of this place fool ya now. The food is absolutely De-lish. Really tasty, really filling, and after you've finished eating, it gives you that "I've just eaten something super healthy" smugness that's hard to beat. Go there. Eat. Do it.