Really nice coffee shop in the DUB airport!…read more Good: - They give you a free chocolate after each drink purchase! - The latte with oat milk was incredible - really well done and tasty - Tons of seating and outlets available - really nice nooks to work and study and beautiful inside too - great work vibes - Staff are really nice and attentive - Good pricing compared to what I'm used to in SF Bad: - Can be pretty busy! Overall this was a great pitstop for 2 hours where I got a lot of work done and enjoyed my coffee.

Pretty relaxed for an airport cafe. Plenty of seats, standing bar counter with charging stations…read more Food options include salads, granola, overnight oats, pastries, sandwiches. Full coffee bar. Also sell their chocolates. Orange crunch is delicious. They offer a free chocolate with your order.

They don't take rewards or gift cards here. It's another way airports are scamming passengers. Then…read morethe caramel macchiato I got was slightly cooler than molten lava. I couldn't drink it for an hour.

This is the worst Starbucks in the world. They don't take Starbucks cards. Their menu is very…read morelimited. It's a crappy franchise.

Nice place. The best Mocha Latte I have ever had. I didn't have to put sugar in it. Hot Chocolate…read morewas also good and came with bits of chocolate pieces on top. It was very fine. Bagel was just OK. Scone was really good but banana bread was not as good as Starbucks. People were extremely nice. Water was in a pitcher, lemon infused, and very cold. It's a really great place to sit, read and enjoy plus there is home goods shopping connected! It's a great store and definitely a bonus! I wish I was just not on vacation because I would frequent often.

Good place for a coffee. Very clean and lots of natural light. The location is great and the staff…read moreare very friendly. I've been here several times now and have always found the staff to be very pleasant. During certain hours it tends to be a bit of a yummy mummy hub so if you're looking to enjoy your cuppa in quite it's not ideal

Great way to start the morning and kill time at the airport while waiting for the clock to strike…read more10am so that if you're planning to take the taxi, you'll pay 3€ instead of 10€ during rush hour for the tunnel toll. Their flat white was unexpectedly good for an airport. The line ups were a tad confusing though in that the counter is curved and so you can line up on both sides. Pastries looked pretty appealing too, but I didn't try.

My dad and I ordered two chocolate croissants, a black coffee, and an orange/ carrot/ apple juice…read more (I should've asked for the extra shot of ginger in the juice). The juice being the most expensive item, costing us 12.10 euros total or $15 American dollars. It was a little confusing at first for us Americans at first (euros vs dollars on credit card charging, which line to use, take away), but we got this. Ample seating as well (Wish I had seen that pumpkin spice latte first)

For someone visiting from abroad, Tillies is a wonderful find. The food is delicious and the…read morewaitstaff is very friendly. As others have mentioned, everyone knows each other and I was happy to just sit and enjoy the community. Did I mention the food is great?

There's nothing that makes me miss emigrating more than going somewhere were everyone knows each…read moreother, that's literally 10 minutes from the house you grew up in, and nobody knows you! So Tillies makes me very sad, but also very happy! It seems the masses of Clontarf do be in and out of here all day and everyone is really friendly. I was here recently for a chin-wag with an old friend and we enjoyed our 90 minutes or so in the bright, bustling surroundings. We each had a cappuccino and a scone. The cappuccino was decent. Not too milky - just how like it. The scone was a wee bit dry but good all the same, served with cream and jam -my favourite! The staff were lovely, very friendly having chats with customers (everybody knows everybody so of course they are!) and just being generally smiley, which makes the cafe quite cheerful.

Delicious pastries, great atmosphere and service! Our server recommended the almond breakfast roll…read moreand it was excellent! Avocado toast was also very good.

We stopped here to grab some breakfast before our flight…read more The love was fairly long, but it moved pretty fast. We grabbed a ham and cheese sandwich and a Croque Madam and they warmed them up for us. The ham and cheese was on a cheese covered bread which we looked better. For drinks, I got a Maple Rooibos Latte and my husband got a pumpkin spice frappuccino. They didn't give me whipped cream like they were supposed to on mine so they added it. They also put these chocolate flakes on it which were not supposed to come on it. It tasted like normal tea so it wasn't that great and I don't like chocolate so I ended up throwing most of it away. My husband said his tasted like burnt coffee. I probably wouldn't come back here again. It didn't seem like they were well versed in making drinks here.

One thing about Starbucks, you never get bored…read more.. 1* for the rapidity service : the queue is not too long. I don't know how they do it but overall you get served pretty fast. Minus 1* for the service : depending on the day and the time of the day, you can be served by either the loveliest person in the world or the crankiest. 1* for the creativity : the latter has a big influence on what name you will be given. Today my name is 'Gabrielle'. How sweet! At least it exists. The guy before me ordered an expresso and his name was 'Ze'. And I read it right. There is no way I could have got that wrong. 1* for the cappuccino : tasty alright! Minus 1* for the price : 3.75 for a cappuccino grande. Yes sir. What could I do? It's either that or a 1euro bottle from Boots. I needed some caffeine so... Overall today is a good day. The girl who took my order was really nice but the one at the cashier hasn't absorbed her morning dose of caffeine ;)

A very mixed bag. Ill get the good out of the way before I…read morehit the bad. The Coffee there is great and very well presented (I added a picture of a cappuccino they made me with chocolate sauce topping in the design of a spider's web for Halloween and the best bit, chocolates in the shape of coffee beans)The manager herself is really friendly and open to suggestions and the place is always decorated for all calendar occasions, even Easter for some reason. They have a good loyalty card stamp system. 6 stamps for a free coffee of choice. It has wheel chair access and outside decked seating with a canopy and parking. Nice open seating inside. However as it is the only coffee shop around for some distance it is not up to standards in other important places: 1. For a local coffee shop (like a "caf" on an English soap) it is really over priced for what it does. 3.50 for a cappuccino and over 5.00 for a packaged sandwich with no sides or presentation. Its a crazy price considered they rarely do the nice coffee designing any more. 2. The display food is very bad (and expensive) Avoid. one of the worst cheese cakes I have tasted. 3. the kitchen food is ok, but has a very limited menu. I was delighted when they got pancakes in but they appear to be those small fat ones you get in packages from the shops. 4. They recently shortened the opening hours. it used until 6pm now it closes at 5pm. Considering its location, that is a lot of after work customers counted out. 5. It is part of what used to be a large pub. It is now divided into a off licence to the right, cafe in middle and pub on the left. The issue is the toilets are over in the pub and there is sometimes people who have had a few to many, making their way through the cafe, from the pub to get to the off-licence. It also still feels like a local pub rather then a stand alone cafe. In all the place is good for a local. Good for a coffee with friends at weekends. The prices need to come down, for the crunch time we live in and for the quality of what you get. For a place that puts so much effort into decoration and customer survive they seriously need to put some effort into food.

I'm really fond of this place. It has a great local café feel and the food I've had there has been…read morereally tasty. They do a full Irish breakfast for €8.20 and a mini breakfast for €6...which is actually plenty! They staff in there are nice, and when my little sister didn't want eggs in her mini breakfast they had absolutely no problem substituting for beans. My parents were very happy when I brought them there for breakfast too...my Dad even decided he deserved a breakfast dessert of a blueberry scone which he gave a big thumbs up. Coffee is surprisingly good and they do a range of lunches, smoothies and hot chocolates too. Much to sample! Downsides are that I always kind of feel it should be cheaper-it's on a small street in a residential area. They probably do good business from nearby schools though, as well as all the locals who seem to pop in. The fries are very freshly made....which unfortunately means that the place has a bit of a "caff" smell at times!

Top notch food and coffee. Highly recommend. Never been disappointed coming out of there.read more

Had lunch here the other day, a tomato and onion panini with lettuce on the side. I was dubious…read morewhen I saw the menu. There was a smoked salmon quiche and another type of quiche also, a pasta option and sandwich options too. I went for the plain-sounding panini, not sure of what to choose. The friendly waitress offered me relish or pesto on the side, I went for relish. A taste explosion. The bread was fresh and wholesome, the salad dressing zingy and fresh, the relish spicy and warming, the combination of the food together, a tastebud treat. I didn't sample any of the amazing-smelling croissants, pain au chocolat and brownies, as it is lent (self-torture, wha?!!) so I will be going back in 45 days to sample the tasties!