We went to an outpost of La Creperie in dalkey and it was fabulous. We shared a vegetarian crepe…read moreand the biquette they were both excellent. Crispy and wheat tasting. I suppose if you don't like the taste of wheat you're out of luck but if you do, it's divine. Nice coffee after. Service was lovely too and ambience also so cozy. You just want to sit there forever.

A bit pricey but still worth it. Delicious home made crêpe, savory and sweet and a cool localityread more

I have too many good things to say about this place, so I'll try and limit myself to a reasonable…read morelength. Long story short, I was on a trip to Portugal and Spain with my boyfriend (first time in Europe for both of us), and we decided to take a 7 hour layover in Dublin (because why not!). We have an unofficial mission to try ice cream in every new state/country we travel to, so when we saw Scoop, we decided to go for it even though it was still early morning. They hadn't set up the ice cream in the display yet since it was so early, but the guy helping us (more about him later) told us the range of flavors they had, and we decided to go for Cream and Pistachio. To say the ice cream was good would be an understatement, and I hesitate to say this because it's a bold statement, but this may have been the best ice cream/flavor combination I've ever had! The pistachio was complex, delightfully nutty, and didn't have any of that artificial pistachio flavoring that is unfortunately too common, and the cream was light, refreshing, and a perfect complement to the nuttier flavors of the pistachio. Ugh, I was in ice cream heaven. If I'm ever in Dublin again, this will probably be stop #1 (plus, it's the first place I officially visited in Europe so it'll always have a special place in my heart). Top off the amazing ice cream with even more amazing service. I really wish I remembered his name because he deserves all the credit in the world, but the guy behind the register was so personable, patient, and polite! Not to mention, he gave us a free latte to welcome us to Dublin. We ran into the owner (?) as well during the visit, who was also very warm and welcoming. I noticed that this location is currently unclaimed, but owners - if you ever see this review, open a location in the US please :D And thanks again for your amazing ice cream and hospitality!

Great place - I went to a new one on Anger Street. The…read moredesign from outside brought me in - couldn't just walk away from it Amazing atmosphere and really polite staff- she let me try about 4 different ice cream before I decided which one I should get. I have a sweet tooth, so I went with Snickers ice cream and my husband with Oreo . They are both tasty, not really sweet (which is good); you can see big pieces of nuts, caramel or cookies. They also have crepes, waffles, milkshakes and other yumm things. Price is okay - i guess like everywhere €3,50 for 1 scoop(with regular cone) €4,80 -2 scoops -and so on - you can see almost all prices on my photo!

Very small cafe but super cute and delicious breakfast. Service is quick. Great option for a sit…read moredown breakfast that won't take forever

This is a small and cozy dining establishment. We sat by the fireplace and had breakfast. The…read moreservice was friendly. The coffee was good but nothing over the top. The potato cakes were ok but the avocado served on top was not all the way ripe and therefore a little hard and not very flavorful. My Greek beleni was ok too It was spongy in texture which is to be expected. It didn't have a ton of filling. Everything here was just a little bland. Well cooked and priced appropriately.

We loved our breakfast here! They have so many options on their menu we didn't know what to choose!…read moreThey have seating inside for about 15-20 people. We were the first customers of the day and our food came within 10 minutes. Delicious food, big portions, and great prices!

Perfect place for a spot of breakfast. My husband and I both got some sweet crepes with…read morecappuccinos. Everything was delicious. Place was a bit cramped but it was worth it for the yummy crepes.

I can't wait for summer. Once the weather gets warm there's…read moreno doubt in my mind that Cafe Crepe will come fully into its own. Outdoor seating, light and well-filled crepes (mmm, sugar and lemon forever) plus a biting espresso (they even remember your glass of water... sometimes) will be perfect as a mid-morning treat, especially as Leinster St faces NE and catches all that tasty sun. As for colder days when the weather is grotty Cafe Crepe's warmly lit indoor offering makes a cozy and close post-museum stop.

Decided to give this place a try today after passing it many times over the years. It's down on the…read moreway to the national gallery, pretty much an extension of Nassau street. Had a really tasty crepe, did the name given it away? For €6 I got a nice sized creme a huge salad with it and some crisps, well they can't do everything right I suppose. I didn't eat in the place but it seemed to have a nice atmosphere and did have French staff, or at least staff with French accents.

Good cafe with a variety of crepes. Very busy at around lunch time. We ordered the tinduff savory…read morecrepe, banana nutella crepe, strawberry banana smoothie, and luxury hot chocolate. The banana Nutella crepe was our favorite! The crepes are very filling. Location is a little small and cramped, but charming.

Came here with a mate for breakfast on his birthday, was left happy with food, service and…read moreambiance. The food here was delicious. I got a sweet lemon and honey crêpe and my mate got a double espresso and la paysanne and both were very good. Enjoyed the food immensely for a small coffee shop/cafe. Price was reasonable too, which nothing costing more than €12 on average. Service was very good. The staff were super friendly and helpful, as well as quick and attentive. The food came surprisingly quickly and overall a good experience eating here. The ambiance was very nice. The spot was cozy and inviting. Light music and warm lighting made it quiet and homey. Will be coming here again. Worth the trip to north Dublin

Spar is similar to Tesco and M&S, but slightly more expensive (and not really worth the…read moredifference). However, whenever I travel internationally, I always look forward to trying new snacks that are not available in the United States. So I did find some Doritos flavors at Spar that i hadn't seen anywhere else during my time in Dublin. It's a fully stocked store with an array of items from chips, candy, and cookies to an assortment of grab&go sandwiches and instant ramen. This location is nestled on the corner of a busy, crowded street. No self-checkout. You have to pay at the register. The customer service was a bit lackluster.

Spar is basically like a quickie mart…read more This is a great place to load up on snacks and beverages if you need them. We hit the Spar to have stuff in our hotel room, for when we get hungry between meals. And the Spar did just that! They also sell random things that you might run out of on your trip. Great spot to replenish your essentials! You can't beat the open 24 hours convenience!

I was salivating over a picture on Instagram of a crepe drizzled with Nutella when I was informed…read morethat the creperie responsible for this enticing dessert is located in Naas! So today, after a lovely walk through the stunningly coloured leaves of Donadea Forest, we headed straight for this place. And for one hour on a Sunday afternoon, it felt like we were teleported to a cute little creperie on a narrow street corner of Montmartre. French music played in the background, pictures of Paris lined the walls, the owner had a strong French accent, and a couple of Christmas decorations and lights added to the ambience. I was delighted to be able to order a gluten-free crepe. We both had the Mexican savoury crepe with chicken, goats cheese and spinach. And the gluten-free version tasted great! As we departed, I was told to "have a good day, madame." "Oo-er sacre-coeur," I responded. Well, after I'd shut the door behind me. I shall have to return to sample the chocolate crepe. It'd be rude not to.

Quaint little cafe. Really friendly staff. Good strong coffee and a selection of beautiful…read moredesserts. I got the apple and almond pie it was delicious.

I have been to Saint Germain a few times and have found the standard of food and service to be…read moreconsistently good. For a small homely venue they have an extensive menu that caters for everything from coffee and a scone or a light lunch to a full meal. It is always busy, which is a good sign! The prices are at the high end of average, but are worth paying