Good coffee and friendly service with picnic tables outdoor to sit with your dog iot enjoy the…read moresunshine. They serve food and there is table service.

Sit outside and grab a coffee. Its nice. Service is good. Haven't tried any food so just a three.read more

All of the food was fresh and delicious! The ambiance was also super beautiful since it had a…read morebeautiful view of the gardens. The service was sometimes slow, but I ate there a couple times and the service during our last time was perfect!

Deep within the neo-palladian columns of the Radisson hotel, the Orangerie Bar is unsurprisingly…read moreluxurious. The bar is in one of the two glass conservatory wings of this grand palace serving: breakfast and lunch; coffee and tea; with a full bar. A nice place for afternoon tea with your granny maybe, but not really my packet of biscuits.

I walked here from my Airbnb today and really enjoyed myself. We got there when it opened, so…read morethere was no line and we didn't have to wait long for anything at all. The food was really good. I had the granola and my friend had the French toast. Would recommend either. The coffee and tea were also good. Overall, just a really nice place. The price seemed pretty standard from what we've seen so far.

neighborhood spot for breakfast & lunch. cute neighborhood near Dublin City U campus and Croke…read morePark. short breakfast menu with some pastry selections. wife chose a croissant to begin and i picked a scone with butter/jam/whipped cream. the scone was listed as served warm and came barely above room temp. it was also quite dry and crumbled when touched by a knife. but the addition of jam and cream made the pieces pretty tasty. the croissant was significantly better, flaky and fresh. with jam even better. the house organic granola my wife chose was declared pretty bland even with the berries, mint, and yogurt added. a drizzle of honey did a lot to improve the taste. my choice of eggs benedict was intriguing as it was listed as using Parma Ham-a type of prosciutto-instead of a more traditional ham. unfortunately the execution didn't meet expectations. the ham, instead of being sliced and soft, was similar to a chipped beef, crisp and in little chunks. it was piled on one side of the bread without egg or hollandaise. the egg was perched on the other side, nicely poached but covered in the blandest hollandaise i've ever tasted. a good dash of pepper helped but between the meat and the sauce it wasn't a good choice. also the "muffin" it was served on was really dry. our service, while attentive, was made a bit difficult by a communication barrier with the server who i believe did not have English as their first language. she was trying very hard though. maybe another day and another meal-lunch or brunch-would be different but on this day we left disappointed.

Nice decor and relatively friendly staff, but the coffee was absolutely terrible unfortunately -- I…read morehate wasting a cappuccino but it tasted so burnt it was absolutely undrinkable. Also, because the space is so narrow, it gets very, very loud even when it isn't full -- might be ok for a quick work lunch but at a table of four we could barely hear each other over the din. I would have found it ok for a bar, but not for lunch. They did have gluten-free muffins to enjoy with our coffee (or without, in this case) so props for that.

Popped in for a late breakfast. Big mistake. While I was late, the breakfast bap wasn't. It had…read moreprobably been cooked before I got up and reheated several times to the point of tastelessness. Everything was hard and/or overcooked. Black and white pudding could have done sterling service as hockey pucks. There was zero moisture of any kind remaining in the sad, singed and slightly browned egg. The sausages appeared embarrassed at their predicament and a single slice of bacon was tough and leathery. The bap had a toasty quality to it having no doubt sat under a warming lamp for much of the morning. Getting the picture? They had a nerve to charge 13 quid for this. The coffee was ok though. Not coming back.

Adorable cafe with delicious food and coffee and warm, friendly service. There's nothing like…read morestarting your day out right with some delicious breakfast! Definitely recommend popping by.

This place has AMAZING food! We're in town for the weekend and decided to try it out since it's…read morenearby. Wish our stay was longer so we could eat here every morning! The staff are all super nice and the coffee is really good. Will definitely be coming back here on our next visit.

You know what -this place is so good I want all the people who run small, struggling cafes to come…read morehere just to see how it should be done. The first time I was here we were all bound in by snow and I could reach it by walking. This time I was down in Crumlin village on business and still hadn't had breakfast - I was so delighted when I remembered I could have breakfast here. It was a weekday and since people weren't trapped by a blizzard I can only assume that this was a regular morning at deli-licious and at 11am it was packed with people enjoying their good tasting and great value breakfasts. Went for a small breakfast this time and it hit the stop. Service still prompt and friendly without being intrusive. Unlike a lot of cafes there's a good few tables and the place has a lovely buzz without being too noisy to read a book in. I presume they're doing well - if the foot traffic is anything to go by. I really must try to get lunch there some day

very good breakfast…read more I had a ham and cheese croissant and my son had a bacon sandwich with fries We both had a coffee, which was very good Nice ingredients, treated well, good service and spotlessly clean

Village bistro is a nice breakfast - lunch option in Terenure. Have only had breakfast. Today I…read moreordered the eggs Benedict. Do Not Order it here. Go to Mayfield for that. I sent it back & got plain pancakes. My husband loves the breakfast panini. Their skinny fries are perfectly cooked. The staff is nice & accomodating. Good strong coffee served here. Good value for a no frills kind of place.

Great food for lunch, they offer hearty meals as well as healthy meals. One of the best places in…read morethe area. I love the half rotisserie chicken with salad and some f the sandwiches. The burger has two delicious parties of grass fed beef. French fries are freshly prepared, the salad are also fresh and delicious.

Looks like Sandyford Ind. Est. has just bagged another nice eatery!…read more Located just on the edge of the Beacon South Quarter on Corrig Road nicely removed from the hustle and bustle of the other restaurants. Stopped in for lunch on one of the opening days and tbh was a little bit manic but that just down to finding feet, have been in since and things have calmed down. The first thing you notice when you enter is the woodfire pizza oven! then you'll start to pick up on how trendy the building is.. if Pizza isn't your thing the mosey on over to the sandwich counter and purchase a very tasty sambo.. My person favourite is the Roast Chicken & Stuffing sambo, ask for it to be toasted! nom nom & very filling which is great value at €6.95! Once again another welcome addition to the Sandyford area..

Let me start by saying that this place is amazing is an understatement. I flew into Ireland from…read moreChicago, got off the plane with my friend and my luggage, and taxied to the area because our Airbnb was nearby. We had to waste an hour and were starving so we were going to check it out. It started to rain. So here we are with our luggage and exhausted, standing outside looking pathetic because it was packed and we couldn't sit on the patio. The manager guy sees us, comes and welcomes us and asks if we wanted a seat. He took our luggage somewhere safe and got us a table. And then the food came. We got the avocado toast. It was so good and so comforting that our entire trip started perfectly. 10/10 would go again if it wasn't a plane ride away.

I love good local restaurants and The Hungry Duck is no exception. I understand that this is not…read morethe first restaurant at this location and the previous ones didn't last. The Hungry Duck deserves to succeed. Three of us came for breakfast/brunch and had three very Train wreck dinner. For those of a certain generation it was reminiscent of Fawlty Towers presided over by possibly one of the rudest waiters ever to set foot in a restaurant. The whole place was subdued with an atmosphere that could be cut with a knife. People seemed genuinely afraid to speak out of turn. The meal, although adequate, was in no way memorable and was completely overshadowed by the astonishing service. Would I go back? Not on your nelly.

What a place hidden in the middle of nowhere :) ...I couldn't even check in as it didn't exist yet!…read more Well, if you are hungry or if you just want to visit a country store and buy sons random things from inner house decoration to garden furniture than have a look at this place!!! Even if you just have been at the animal shelter and walked some dogs, now you are wet and cold and want to go for a hot chocolate - this is the place to go. Great views come with a very warm welcome if the staff and delicious sandwiches (with sourdough bread or homemade whole grain) they have also....BEAUTIFUL!

There are beautiful views of the countryside and the cafe is a lovely place to relax after a walk…read moreup to the Hellfire club almost opposite. Unfortunately the cafe was crammed and a person all alone like me could'nt find a seat so I had to sit in my car. However the coffee was stimulatingly good. They sell lots of wooden stuff here such as garden sheds and swing sets and there are lots of chintzy stuff inside like metal rocking chairs and cushions. They had a walk in sewing room on view which made me almost wish I could sew but I can barely darn a sock! Prices of the sheds and benches was not overly expensive and came with the option of construction for you at an extra cost.