Teeaaaa mmmm yes I love tea. I used to like coffee before but I was drinking too much, and i had to stop. I found this place! It's great collection of different teas, green, red, white! Little bit pricy but taste amazing! If you are looking for some great tea and coffee- go there! Also you can order pot of tea- sit and enjoy a cup or two! read more

Great spot for breakfast and coffee. Enjoyed the outdoor seating on the sidewalk with my dogs. read more

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I found Wall & Keogh when I lived a year in Dublin but only during my last week. I love their house blend coffee. Now I order their beans online in bulk! read more

Wow, i thought I'd be the first to review this place, I'm very happy my fellow Yelpers have done so as well! This is one of those places that you hope against hope makes it and stays open. There must be over a hundred different teas there, and they're quite wonderful. The gentlemen behind the counter is super patient, and will help you find the perfect tea. He'll also teach you how to pick tea, and how to properly smell it, etc. The aroma are wonderful!!! Oh! Definitely smell "Rose garden" it'll make your day. I have to say, I'm so glad this place is here - Dublin could really use a few more places like this. The price is right too for a huge amount of tea. read more

I really liked this place! I love how more of these tea rooms are opening up! I am a none caffeine drinker - so my choices for 'lets meet for coffee' are very small - until recent times. There was a good choice of caffeine free teas , which was great. It is a fairly laid back place with retro furniture. The type that reminded me of my childhood in the 80's that was so dated but has become 'cool' these days. there was not an abundance of seats so i guess not great if there is a large group meeting. Great place over all and I shall definitely be frequenting this place more often. oh and how could I forget to mention the sushi!! Im a bit of a sushi pro - I had the vegetarian option and I believe coleslaw was in it! Not very usual but interesting all the same. read more

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I came here on the recommendation of Annie, our fearless Dublin Yelper and it doesn't disappoint. The soundtrack today was a mellow Portuguese vocalist - beautiful sounds for a beautiful pot of tea. On the wall you'll have a few laughs with images of "Tea for Two" and a woman scaring off a black cat with a shotgun. I had the Earl Grey Superior - very good- a strong blend with orange blossom and it even had a hint of lemon lemon served in an old Chinese teapot and cup. But don't stop there, since there are over 150 varieties to suit any taste. It's always nice to see a new café in town that has a fresh approach. And I can't wait until the weather warms to try out the back garden seating area. It will be nice to stumble out of bed on a Saturday morning, go around the corner to Richmond Street and try the other 149 options I missed this time. read more

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Another hidden gem in lovely portobello. You could walk past this place thinking it's just a tea shop and not really know what a find this place is. This place is small and cosy, so great place to relax on a chilled weekend. The tea selection in this place is absolutely delightful, and this is Ireland so you do need the tea to be good after all :-) They also offer all day breakfast, which, let's face it, is what you really need for a good cafe in this day and age. If you're not so hungry, don't fret, they've also got you covered with a good collection of cakes to choose from. The absolute best part of this place though is the little yard out the back. If you're lucky, you'll have this place to yourself which is such a treat, with a super comfy bench piled up with cushions, just perfect for a nice intimate chat with a good friend or partner, or equally to just chill out with a good book in peace and quiet. On a rare sunny Dublin day the joy of this hidden corner is amplified even further, it really is a delight! All in all, after 3 years in Dublin intending to come here, I know that it won't take me another 3 to come back. One of the best things here is that it's small and lovely, but just not as busy as some of the other places in this trendy hood. But now that I've let that secret out, treat it with care and let's keep it that way ;-) read more

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The first time I have been to this amazing tea place was at a Yelp elite event and ever since I totally fall in love with the variety of tea and cozy atmosphere. Wall and Keogh offer more than 150 different tea and you never get bored to try a new flavor. One of my favorites is the coconut mate, they serve it in the traditional mate cups and you can just sit back sip your tea in the outdoor area listing to the music and let time pass by... The service and stuff are always really friendly and help or suggest new teas to you. It's the perfect place to meet up with friends for a cup of tea and chat because its said love and scandal are the best sweeteners of tea! read more

Frequenting tea houses is not usually my thing; but, I'm so glad we popped in here! This is a wonderful spot for enjoying some very tasty tea. There are three very cozy areas to 'lounge' and enjoy your hot beverage: street level main space, a lower very relaxing area, and a small outdoor patio/courtyard. All the tea is loose and you can get a generous whiff of some good leaf just by lifting the lid to any of the umpteen canisters and breathing in deeply from the lid itself! We brought home a couple bags, which were a bit pricier than we expected; however, one bag of good tea is worth far more than a venti latte! They also serve sandwiches and baked goods, and, of all things, sushi! (I recently heard the 'sushi chef' is Japanese and rolls a good one!) As for the decor, it's very cool - love it! I will return here for a cup of tea and some conversation with a friend on the patio or a small group in the lower section which looks very inviting. We ordered the Rooibos Toffee which is wonderful -- give it a whiff and order a cup! read more

This coffee shop is so cute! They have a massive rang of teas and coffees. I tried the house blend which had a hint of vanilla, but too be honest it was actually too strong and I couldn't drink it! On the main floor they have and out door seating area with really cute cushions and I think it's a great space to relax and unwind. Downstairs they have a cool chill out area that looks like a sitting room, big comfy sofas and chair. Next time I go I'll definitely still to a coffee I know and chill out for a while in he out door seating area! read more

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Large selection of teas and coffee. Sadly I didn't have time to relax with my cuppa in the cosy seating at the back of the shop. It has such a relaxed atmosphere, you would feel quite at home sitting there for an hour with your head stuck in a book. Along with my takeaway tea I got a 100g bag for around 7 euro, great value. Also there is an appetizing selection of baked treats on the counter, gluten free options included. read more

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I love rows of jars of tea when I walked in the door. This place is really neat! I ordered a fruity tea and matcha porridge. I am in love with this porridge and porridge in general. I have been eating lots of oatmeal back in the States, but boy, this porridge is my new favorite! Recommend this place for the various kinds of tea and a nice place to chill! read more

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Tearific. I love tea as much as coffee and this place has so many teas that it hurt my eyes and head trying to decide. In the end I had darjeling which was served in a cute pot that leaked. Why do tea pots leak? We had Tuna Melt which was delicious and I had peanut butter on toast which was apt as today is national peanut butter day. Nice space with friendly staff and quirky but not overdone. read more

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Visited here in January for lunch. Just around the corner from the amazing Bretzel bakery in Portabello. They have an amazing selection of teas but I'm afraid I ordered coffee. Fiancé did try Darjeeling (I think) and the tea came in a leaky teapot. I don't know why but I think most teapots leak. It was peanut butter day the day we went and he chose toast with peanut butter. I went with a tuna melt. The bread was still soft after it was toasted. Perfect food on a cold January day. Lovely spot for lunch read more

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I love Wall and Keogh. And the fact that I live basically next to it isn't the main reason. No, honestly now, everything in that place is perfect. The tea, the staff, the seating (oh my god, the outside seating!) I think I even like the toilet. If ever you feel stressed, sick, sad, oh what am I talking about, happy, sociable or relaxed, just go there. You will enjoy it. read more

Super spot in Portobello, Dublin with a killer range of specialty teas and quality sushi for the masses. My first port of call when back from San Francisco. Considered, cool sounds and decor, multicultural staff, and mix of students, media types, techies, musos and other usual suspects who know a cool and rare thing when they see it. Diversity central. Great little business made by great people on both sides of the counter. Let's hang onto this one! read more

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You could write all I know about you tea on the back of a very small stamp. You'd just about manage to scribble "Barrys" and "Lyons" on there. Wall & Keogh is not that type of tea shop. The first thing you notice there are the jars. Dozens of them, each filled with some odd mix of leaves and specks of colour, and each one named and labelled. Most of the labels are pretty informative, while some are down-right odd. I don't know what they put in the "Virile Man" blend, and I hope to keep it that way. The layout is great too, downstairs is dark basement room that's got a bit of a Far Eastern opium den feel. There's a partly covered patio out back with bed frames for benches. The blankets and cushions will tempt you into having a snooze, and I think the staff will be too polite to stop you. I ended up drinking the Lemon Maté tea, served in a wooden cup with a sort of sieve/straw thing. It was delicious, but I did feel slightly like a lunatic drinking tea through a straw. I also tried their chai tea and it was really nice too, and thankfully served in a more traditional cup/pot combo. Probably the most memorable thing about W&K is how prepared they were for the Irish summer. As the weather got chilly, they broke out some hot-water bottles. To be honest, they could have told me it was a way of serving more tea and I would have believed them. read more

I've been here and few times and without doubt it creates one of the best atmospheres for taking it easy in Dublin. While most city centre dafes either have staff that throw you on a conveyor belt, or are too busy working their hipster look to bother, Wall and Keogh manages to blend style, friendly staff, and good food/drink seamlessly. As part of the tea-house revival that seems to be occuring, W&K stands on top, with a huge array of teas to check out by having a sniff before ordering. The staff will also offer recommendations to the overwhelmed. Most recently, I had some sort of mango infusion that was tasty and refreshing, though we're also a big fan of their lychee blend. (Disclaimer: I've no idea what the offical names are). Apart from tea, you can also order three types of sandwiches. Although that's not a huge range, what they do offer is incredibly tasty, and fresh. W&E have also introduced sushi to their menu at a reasonable price. They don't use raw fish, so don't expect a truly authentic experience, but it is made fresh int he mornings and is both filling and tasty, beating the hell out of the dry lumps that Tesco/Spar/etc sell. The premises has three areas: the coutner area has a few seats, there's an outdoor area for smokers, and a funky downstairs. Mellow music (but not Musak) is pumped out. And the staff deserve another mention. They really are a great bunch. The owner is alway up for a chat, and everyone else are warm and friendly. It's this kind of treatment that makes Wall and Keogh more than just a cafe, and instead a comfortable hang-out environment. read more

Very nice place, they didn't screw up delicate white tea, kudos for that. The only downside is that they do not accept credit cards, so make sure you have enough cash. I will definitely go there again. read more

Really nice cafe. I love the comfy sofas downstairs and the music is really chilled. I can work here for hours and not feel as if I'm listening to some obnoxious pop shite! The coffee is great as, I'm sure, are all the teas, which range in price from 2.90 for a pot to another for the specialty teas. Worth it though. And the cakes. So far I've only had the banana bread. But it was so good the first time, I had to have it again. Nice and friendly staff as well. I love this place! read more

As soon a you enter Wall & Keogh your senses are filled with the aromas of assorted tea leaves from around the world. Their vanilla coffee brew is rich and strong and doesn't require sugar, maybe a drop of milk. But that's it. I ordered a Tuna melt toasted sandwich on brown, good value at (€5.50). Lots of fillings, very tasty and it hit the spot. (especially as I was fighting a hangover) With excellent wifi and comfy seat in the garden area, you could spent hours there wasting away a whole afternoon while being soothed by jazz and Columbian music. I must admit a interest here; one on my artworks hangs on the wall downstairs, (Michael Collin's 'Duty Free State'). I didn't even realise till a few months ago, so it was nice to see it in a cafe of such high quality. read more

Wow, I love this place!! Popped in today with my boyfriend and ordered the Calming tea from their massive selection. Sat outside in the little shelter out back, it was lovely. Two pots of tea for about e8 and we got a loyalty card :) I didn't try any of their food, but it looked yum. (they do sushi, apparently!) Will definitely be back for more, would be a perfect place to meet and catch up with friends. read more

Can't believe it's taken me this long to get to Wall & Keogh, but boy was it worth the wait. Top marks for: - Location - a ridiculous amount of eateries and drinkeries to roam around up that end, and sure you can even have a little walk along or sit on the canal before retreating into the 'safety' of W&K if the weather turns on ya. (Not all that unlikely to happen let's face it!) - Ambiance - it's gorgeous. We sat outside the back on an old hospital bed turned into one of those mad deep couches where you sit back and your feet hang off the edges just like being a kid again. Super comfy, lots of lovely pretty lighting, over-cover in case the rain comes down, and a view through the window into the shop, if you've a penchant for 'I'm outside chilling' smugness. - Teas. So so many. So so good. Need to try them all. Loose leaf, and aromatic and delish. - Food. Fresh sushi (pretty standard stuff - nothing too hectic, so probably wouldn't recommend if you're a sushi affictionado, cakes, and baked goods. - Wifi. Free, fast, and no one bothers you if you want to sit there and work for hours. And sit there I shall. New favourite 'home office' me thinks. read more

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I stopped in here for a purchase of tea leaves that I wanted to use in work. The staff were very nice and very helpful. I explained what I wanted it for and immediately she had a recommendation. The decor is fabulous too, love the brick work and the great big shop window, that is always funkily decorated. I really need to go back here for the sit down experience, as I understand its pretty damn good. As for the tea I bought, well lets just say the love-hate relationship that I have with alternative teas rumbles on ;) read more

I'm not a tea lover, but this place is a great find, a place to chill out and read a book, a place to relax and not to rush. I went back after the Yelp event with a friend who is a tea lover. You're immediately transported to another world upon entrance of Wall & Keoghs. The smell of all the teas just transports you. It is a small space, just past the entrance on either side is jars and jars of different teas all labelled. Teas for losing weight, for relaxing, white teas, black teas, rooibos tea, tea that isn't tea, it's all here. Also if you're hungry they do Panini's at reasonable prices. We had a chat with the staff, who were very welcoming and very informative. I choose the rooibos toffee, rooibos is a South African favourite and my friend had (forgive me if the spelling is wrong) a yangsang smoky tea. We sat by one of the various decorated tables, one has a picture of the Beatles on the table surface. There is a tea set hanging in a picture frame on the wall, a picture of a Victorian dress lady balancing tea cups on her bosoms(!) and a beautiful area outside where you can sit of two beds by a table a drink tea (they even provide lights and hot water bottles on a chilly night, a romantic little spot! There is a record player with Billie Holiday playing and a chess set and shelves of books (I particular love the poetry book from the inter cert which was passed down between siblings with lots of notes and graffiti on it!) Taking the name from the wallpaper shop which was originally at the location, it's not a place for a quick cuppa. They take their time with their brewing, as a staff member said, they care about the quality not the speed. One custom when I was there chose a tea which she was warned, would take 15 min to brew. So don't be in a hurry! Our tea arrived a little after 10 min and I have a lovely see thru pot with a little cup, where my friend had a large vase shaped mug with a metal straw which had a tea-strainer at the end. We chatted for about an hour while perusing some of the books. I would highly recommend Wall & Keoghs as a place to escape ones hectic life. If you need a slower pace, a place to just slow down and enjoy some wonderful tea, there might not be a better place in Dublin. read more

The first time, admittedly, I wasn't overly wowed - their coffee & brownies have better counterparts elsewhere, & the main ground floor seating is just on the more cramped side of "cosy". However, two visits later I've found a scenario in which it excels. During a dour, gloomily grey and wet day, wander in and sit downstairs. There are incredibly comfortable leather chairs, along with some footrests (honestly, I wish they came in every café) - my favorite is the place right next to the photo of Frankenstein holding a teacup. Order the lemon maté, especially if you feel a bit under the weather. Proceed to recline and relax for the next hour, listening to their blend of easy-listening-generic-cool-chill music in the softly lit atmosphere. It was just what I needed today; definite recommend for that. read more

Love the layout of this place. Beautiful and vast selection of teas in glass jars. Downstairs you can sit on couch or comfy chairs, it has a really funky and relaxed vibe to it . Unique art pieces on the wall. Really nice place to chill out. They also serve sushi which is of course an added bonus! :) read more

Try the smoky black tea, it's delicious, transports you to another world. I usually combine it with the smoked salmon sushi, can't get enough of that smoky taste. This place is a wonderful spot to get lost in conversation with an old friend or sit by oneself and contemplate the world. They also do nice coffees and cakes. read more

The first thing that grabs you when you walk in the door are the wonderful smells. The tea is stored in large glass jars which are clearly labeled. You lift the lid and the wonderful aroma drifts up to you. It is really quite heavenly. After this you go round lifting the lids and enjoying each new aroma. I would happily go here every day for the next 150 days or so to try each blend of tea as this is how many blends there are. There is an outside ...with hotty bottles....which is like a little haven in the centre of the city. There is also a downstairs which I did not get to view but if it is anything like the rest of the shop it would be quite delightful. If you are used to a mug of tea and you are interested in checking out the charms of tea drinking then this is THE place to visit. Quite delightful. read more

Great place to chill out and relax. Cool music playing and never too loud and they have wifi.They have a small garden out the back with a few tables and chairs which is lovely as it is so peaceful out there. They sell teas and coffee by the 100g and I think they start at just €5 per 100g which is cheap enough compared to other places. Their vanilla coffee is gorgeous. It is €2.50 for a take away americano and it comes in a big cup so good value all round for such top quality coffee. read more

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Nice coffee. Girls asked me would I like the regular coffee or the vanilla flavoured one. They are using Alpro soya milk so big plus. Some of the coffee shops using Sojade which taste a bit like grass. The place is convenient only for the locals, too bad that there is no more locations :-( read more

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This is a funky coffee shop with great tunes playing and a smart alternative decor. There is an area that's just like your living room, very laid back and everyone chatting to each other. There is a large variety of teas and the coffee (house blend) is so good. I really like how the place smells, the smell of the teas and coffee on offer fills the place. I had a sandwich that was very fresh and if eating healthy is a must this place meets that criteria. I'd definitely come back. read more

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This is an awesome place, they have A LOT of different sorts of tea that all smells better than the other. I have tried Irish Breakfast tea and it was great. Also, I think their prices are not too expensive, I expected it to be more expensive than that since it's a very small shop. By the way, this place is very cosy and I'd love to go back there to spend a whole afternoon, it felt really restful. All their cakes are gluten free which is probably one of the reasons I like this place so much. I've tried the matcha cake and it was really good, I can't wait to try the other cakes ! I'm so glad there is a place selling other fresh gluten free cakes than brownies. Last but not least, the staff were amazingly nice, all very pleasant, it's rare enough to be mentioned ! Only tiny negative point, when I went there, they did not take the credit card, I don't know if this is permanent or if the machine was not working on that day but that's too bad, I never have cash on me so I couldn't buy some tea to take home, I was really disappointed by that, I'll try to think about it before going there next time ! read more

Incredibly friendly staff and service which is rare in Dublin. Great selection of teas. My friends and I had the flowering tea which comes in a transparent pot and you see it flower in the hot water. Really cute decor downstairs, feels like you're walking into someone's homely living room with comfy chairs and tables and a guitar sitting against a wall. The sandwiches are good too, albeit limited selection, but it's primarily a tea place and that it does well! Loads of tea to choose from and the staff help you make a selection if you feel lost. The service is the best thing, as it was a welcome change from another new cafe that has recently opened in the city. The two owners are really friendly and sweet. read more

I love this place, I can't help it. I've had all kinds of delicious teas, and really good coffees too (though they rarely have my favourite bean these days). The food's ok, though I rarely try it, but it's a lovely place to sit and drink, think, read, write. Occasional events downstairs are good fun, and the staff are always really friendly, chatty and good-natured in all of their dealings. It's a bit pricier than I'd usually like, but I have to admit it's just about worth it. read more

All I see is tea! So much tea and so little time, I finally got to try one of those flowers that open up when they hit hot water and it was actually delicious. They have a lot of fresh, homemade and GLUTEN FREE cakes which are tasty and very very edible. They have a nice outside area as well. I am coming back here for sure, it is a nice change from going to bars. I'd bring a deck of cards here and some good friends. read more

Looks like nothing from the outside, but they have a covered patio & a downstairs area that is very comfy. They sell & serve teas & coffee. €2.60 for a small americano & €3.90 for a pot of tea. Ouch. Paying for Zen. Pastries are €3 so I head around the corner to Bretzel bakery. I do use their loyalty card, it helps. The staff is very nice & attentive. Except for the French guy, but what can I say...... read more

What a gorgeous spot. The house blend coffee is fantastic and the wide varieties of tea mean there's something for everyone, even if you aren't a coffee drinker! The sandwiches are fairly tasty too so if you want a quick bite and don't need an extensive menu, this hits the spot. They also do a few breakfast items I did have one incident of a staff member not being apologetic at all when I was served a coffee in a mug that still had lipstick on it, but I wouldn't want that to reflect badly on the place as a whole, the majority of staff are extremely obliging and friendly :) read more

This lovely little spot is around the corner from me but I'm not a tea drinker so I hadn't tried it yet. It took a cold Saturday afternoon to make me push the door and see what it was all about. Good points: several spaces inside, outside and downstairs (those sofas were ridiculously comfy). Very large selection of drinks and cakes. Affordable prices. Nice selection of background music. Negative points: very slack service! I had to go upstairs twice to ask for my hot chocolate. All in all, a very good place to stop and sit for hours, and they sell tea pots too. I will definitely go again. read more

This is not a brunch even if you will find it looking for a brunch place via many app. The outside garden is nice but the service is less than mediocre and the food is not good. Coffee and tea are nice but really, if you're looking for a real morning indulgence with the same hipster spirit, you should rather head to grove road cafe. It was a real disappointment but the place is still nice for a coffee I guess read more