Bite Of Life

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My first visit to Dublin, we were on our way to St. Patrick's Cathedral and happened upon Bite of Life to grab a snack. I ordered a green smoothie, a berry smoothie, and a slice of salmon quiche. Both were absolutely delicious. I genuinely would like to remake the quiche recipe at home because of how unique it was! The green smoothie tasted very natural and healthy. I would definitely recommend. For the rating, since I am obviously a tourist, I don't understand the politics of Dublin, but for some reason every store front had a lots of political flags. It was a bit unattractive for me as a customer, but otherwise really appreciated the food and services of the cafe. Also the prices were a bit surprising, we paid $35 for two smoothies, a slice of quiche, and a side of scrambleld eggs, and smoked salmon. read more

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In a nice location to take your order to go as it's right next to St. Patrick's park. Menu seemed to have a nice variety of options from sandwiches to soups and salads. I ordered the XMas sandwich which was a solid choice & not something you can find everyday, the cranberry and stuffing hit the spot. I wasn't wowed by the coffee. Staff was lovely & the place is decorated in a cute quaint style. Would definitely stop by again to try other things from their menu. read more

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This little cafe is great! My group stopped here to get coffee this morning when we were all dragging. It was bustling when we arrived and quieted down while we enjoyed our hot drinks. I got a hot chocolate and a lemon cranberry loaf slice. I haven't had the slice yet but the hot chocolate was delicious and hot, just what I needed on a cold day. The employees were friendly and worked quickly to deliver drinks. The prices were reasonable and very much worth what you got. I definitely recommend this place! read more

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George C.

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First of all this joint Opens at 800 am. Not earlier. The place is a cozy small place with some outdoor seating. The food is very tasty. The supreme English bagel deluxe was yummy. The granola and yogurt was nice amont and tasty. The help are very nice. The bathroom , well you better have a real small body and a small ass because the bathroom is the size of small closet. Overall this place is a must stop eat and enjoy Dublin. read more

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Val G.

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Traveling between Christchurch and St Patrick's Cathedral and we're pretty hungry as we walk by this little shop. It's raining and it looks like there's no room but we get luck and find a spot in the corner for our party of 5. My Americano was so necessary as the coffee at my hotel was horrible so I didn't drink it. Everyone seemed happy with their drink choices as we began to order a late breakfast. We shared between us the porridge with banana and honey was great on this cold morning. We also had a brie, ham and cranberry sauce. This was definitely everyone's favorite and we decided we are going back for more tomorrow. My son knows I love bagel and lox so we tried one of those, he was very happy with his choice until he tasted the brie and ham sandwich. We also shared a pecan and coffee cake, it was OK. The ladies working here were very nice and despite being very busy got our food out quickly. read more

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Victoria H.

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Best pizza we had in Ireland! Very good sandwiches as well. Perfect, cute little cafe for a quick lunch as we were exploring . Service was great! read more

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Lauren M.

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Great spot for a quick bite to eat on your way to see the many attractions in Dublin. Healthy options as well as regular breakfast menu. read more

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Bill R.

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What an absolutely charming little place. Breakfast served all day and plenty of very sweet ladies taking care of you. My wife had smoked salmon quiche and she loved it. I went more traditional with eggs, bacon, sausage and a very good toast. Forgot to ask but it looked a little like a light rye. Only thing missing on this menu was grits. We Texans miss our grits when we travel away from the south. Fresh squeezed orange juice, milk and coffee. I have to ask when we get back to what type of coffee it was because I liked it a lot and I'm not a big coffee drinker. This was our first breakfast in Ireland and we are going around the Emerald Isle coast on a 14 day tour. All my breakfasts from here on out will have to live up to this standard. We loved Dublin and the natives are such a sweet land happy group of people. read more

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Bobby C.

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Lovely little cafe that seems to certainly be a small business. Had the tuna melt. It was delicious. A perfect stop coming from St. Patrick's Cathedral on the way to a tour at the Gaols. As a tourist, I loved that there were no obnoxious Americans here as it seemed to be a real local type of spot. read more

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Liz H.

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Neighborhood spot, great people watching. They have outdoor seating and you can hear the bells from St. Patrick's Cathedral across the street. I had a salmon quiche. The dough part was cakey but the egg part was superb. There was some salmon and spinach in it. I sat inside to get away from the smokers (that is Ireland). However, in theory, the outside is nice. The cashier and bussers were nice. read more

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Jeffrey G.

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Close quarters but food is surprisingly fresh and creative. Salad selection is good. Quick stop in the St Patrick's cathedral area.

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Lisa J.

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I just love sitting in front of their fire and their coffee is so good. This is a tiny little place but quite comfortable with lots of cushions. The banana, apple and cinnamon smoothie is delicious altho a bit pricey at €4 but for a treat, worth it. The service is quite friendly and you don't get the feeling of being rushed out which is a bonus. The first time there I had brekkie with scramble egg, crispy bacon and spicy sausage which just hit the spot and made this a place on my list to places to come back to. read more

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Kel P.

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The food might be nice but the coffee was just.... bad... I can't even be bothered to type the rest of this review... that's how bad my coffee was! read more

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Jorinde R.

We are 19 years in business and people generally love our coffee,…

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montezuma k.

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Mmm all sorts of yummy stuff from pizza amd ice cream and smoothies to salads and sandwiches and (at least today) a tasty salmon quiche. Indoor and outdoor seating. read more

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Kelly T.

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Some things in life are bad, they can really make you mad Other things just make you swear and curse When you're chewing on life's gristle, don't grumble give a whistle This will help things turn out for the best Always look on the bright side of life Always look on the bright side of life Ok sorry just everytime I see the sign for Bite of Life I can't help, but sing Bright side of life in my head. I think it's something to do with bite and bright rhyming! Anyways! This is a good little shop to pop into if you need to warm your bones and fill up on some coffee! They've also got a good selection of different sandwich fillers and everything always looks fresh and home made. Much better than the slop you get in a Spar sandwich! read more

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Bijal S.

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Roaming on the streets of Dublin on a Sunday morning, before 10 AM and looking for food, oh well, good luck. I got lucky! I found this lil cafe, right by the St Patrick's Park. It is a perfect spot for breakfast/brunch. It has a lot of options and the service is quick. I ordered a Latte with Chocolate Croissant. It was delicious! You can cozy up by the fireplace and enjoy a sit in meal or you can take something to go. The best part is the Cafe's location. It is at a walking distance from the tourist attraction - St Patrick's Cathedral and it opens at 9 AM! read more

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Jessy M.

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Randomly stumbled into this cafe right after we checked into our hotel. My brother got a sandwich and I got the (choose 4) salad plate. Everything was incredible and perfect for the health foodie like me :) read more

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Corina R.

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Cute little coffee shop. Has a Wood burning fireplace. Very limited seating. I get coffee here as often as possible. Staff is very attentive. Have not eaten here yet but look forward to getting a sandwich read more

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Mathew V.

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Found this cafe on our way to go to St. Patrick's Cathedral. It's a small cafe across from the grounds of the church. Service was really attentive and good. Food was good as well. The scrambled eggs were cooked just perfect. It appears they serve breakfast all day. It also has regular cafe type fare. Only warning is that it's pretty small, so seating could be an issue on a busy day, but you can get it to go. read more

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Kyle K.

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Stopped in this quaint cafe in the late morning on our walk through Dublin and were pleasantly surprised. The Tikka Chicken sandwich was delicious and not too pricey. The staff here is helpful and friendly. When we were leaving, quite a lunch line was forming as it must be a popular place. read more

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Annie L.

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Yet another spot in Dublin that I have been meaning to try for quite sometime. I only stopped in for an espresso so I did not get to try the food but the display looked great and with lots of variety. I enjoyed the vibe of the spot, it kinda reminds me of a country kitchen of an eccentric Granny that traveled the world as it has that wise feel about. Looking forward to eating there... Oh the espresso was great! read more

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Shelby R.

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Good breakfast place. Simple menu with good service. I had the scrambled eggs with sausage and a cappuccino. It was a big portion of eggs, I preferred my boyfriends bacon to the sausage though. The cappuccino was good. Service was very nice and inviting. read more

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Tim L.

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Gorgeous sandwiches - try the brie, ham and cranberry one... it was to die for! The coffee was excellent too, the staff very friendly and seem to love working there... I'm definitely becoming a regular here! read more

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Erica M.

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Lovely cafe in the heart of Dublin near the famous St. Patrick's Cathedral. They have a great selection of freshly-made sandwiches and house-baked pastries. I had the toasted sandwich with swiss cheese, tomato, and pesto and a slice of their famous dutch apple pie (pictured). Both tasted fresh and delicious and were affordable! I highly recommend stopping here before a walk through this historic area of town. read more

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Joseph S.

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Strolling through the park at Saint Patrick's, you might find yourself in need of something sweet... Bite of life is the answer and can bring more joy than expected from its little storefront. Incredibly quick waitstaff and mouthwatering pastries and sandwiches are features of this darling cafe. A wrap and tea later and I have never been so impressed by a coffee shop. Good food that will leave you feeling great read more

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Leang E.

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This was the perfect stop before heading over to St. Patrick's Cathedral. It's a very small and cozy spot. I could have stayed in the corner near the wood burning fireplace all day. I had a coffee and the Pesto Chicken sandwich and it was delicious. I wanted to get some pastries and save them for later, except that I would have to carry it with me while visiting sites. The staff there was friendly and very homey like. I felt like I was sitting in their kitchen while they were baking and cooking. read more

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Erin C.

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Big selection. I had a pastry and sandwich, both good. Used WiFi and sat for a while.

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Laura T.

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This is a great place for a bite to eat! They provide a wide range of foods and breads and even for the veggies. They do toasties and scrambles eggs bagels and have hummus and avocados are part of the salads which you dont see everywhere. The staff are lovely and even gave me a taste of some juice. It was apple and beetroot and something else but it was magical and I will be back for many lunchtimes. Though if you go at around 1 be prepared to wait as the queue is out the door. There is much art on the walls and by the decoration you can tell that the owners are caring and true people that want to make good healthy food. I haven't tried the coffee yet but I really want to! read more

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Pinky Y.

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Had a perfectly serviceable americano and a delicious brown bread pesto sandwich. Walking distance from St.Patrick's Cathedral and the owner who greeted us was just the loveliest. My friends had a slice of apple pie and chocolate cake respectively which were also SO. GOOD. Definitely recommended! read more

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Was really impressed with this place. It's a small shop but it's very welcoming and cozy. After walking through Dublin we were looking for a place to eat on our way to St. James cathedral and this place was nearby. The staff were very friendly and made us feel at home. We had a couple of the sandwiches and they were quite tasty. Decent prices too! While we didn't try it the salads they offered looked good as well. read more

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Leslian R.

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Super cute spot with yummy cafe classics. Delicious coffee. We had eggs, sandwiches, fresh juice, smoothies and salmon quiche. Highly recommended, very reasonably priced and the staff is warm, welcoming and attentive. read more

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Julio E.

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This is the best coffee shop in Dublin. We stopped here before our tour to Saint Patrick's Catedral. The food was delicious and the service was fenomenal. Best Cappuccino ever. I will highly recommend this place when you are in the area. read more

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Paul C.

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This is a great little coffee shop which do very tasty salads/ sandwiches and the coffee would be described as standard continental! The staff are very friendly and the ower is a Dutch lady who also makes homemade cakes (try the Dutch apple pie!). The open fire is a must during the cold winter months! read more

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Laura L.

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Its a great place for a quick takeaway as any hot sandwich tastes fantastic! But unfortunately its rarely quick as the ques during lunch time are really long. Also they tend to mix up the orders or just prepare the wrong stuff because of really high noise levels. read more

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Matt M.

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Great breakfast portions.tasty too. Staff is very friendly and a great place to begin your day

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Katherine K.

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This place is delicious! I especially love their freshly made salads. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Today I spotted an orange and lemon tart that I'll be back to taste. In short, you have to go to there! read more

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Hi, I have visited the Bite Cafe a few times on Patrick Street. It has the best coffee ever, the freshest and most fabulous choice of food you could ever imagine. You can be healthy as much as you like between smoothies, salads etc. but if you want to indulge - you must try the Danish Apple Pie (hot) with fresh cream!!!. The staff are so friendly, amazingly fast given the lunch time rush but they are well able for this rush. Orders are perfect, they smile and chat no matter how busy. Friendly, clean, fantastic place - definitely worth a visit. Open very early in the morning for the best breakfasts ever. They open at 7.30 and close 4.30 - its a very long day for them so get in early. Food prepared fresh every day. Can't say anymore good things - you just have to visit yourself!!. D read more

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Zhenia R.

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I come here very often in the morning and the great people working there help me start the day right! This cafe has a very local and authentic feeling. Their porridge is only 3.50 and comes with banana and honey - very good deal. Their salads are very tasty (probably the best salads in a cafe you can get in Dublin, imho) and healthy. The make real, fresh juice (beetroot, ginger, apple, orange), which is not something you can easily get in Dublin! The decor is very cozy with a real fireplace and comfy benches. Plenty of regulars that you can spot every morning. They have a picture of Earth there with a quote from Carl Sagan about the Pale Blue Dot. Read it when you're there! Also - they are open on Sundays! A rarity for cafes in Dublin. read more

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Tereza O.

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Delicious warm sandwiches and tasty coffee, served fast and friendly, and at a reasonable price. Loved it.

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Crissy G.

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Yummy food, friendly service, and a great atmosphere make for a perfect place to lunch at A Bite of Life. I wandered upon this lovely spot while visiting St. Patrick's Cathedral, and I'm so glad I did because it reminded me of the cafes I love to frequent in Santa Monica, CA. read more

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More info about Bite Of Life

55 Patrick Street
Dublin 8
Republic of Ireland
Clanbrassil Street
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(01) 454 2949
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http://www.biteoflife.com

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Hours

What time does Bite Of Life open?

Bite Of Life opens at 7:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Bite Of Life opens at 9:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Bite Of Life close?

Bite Of Life closes at 4:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 7:30 AM - 4:00 PMSat-Sun 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Food & Alcohol

Does Bite Of Life have catering options?

Yes, Bite Of Life does have catering options.

Does Bite Of Life serve alcohol?

No, Bite Of Life does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Bite Of Life allow dogs?

Yes, Bite Of Life allows dogs.

Does Bite Of Life have TVs?

Yes, Bite Of Life has TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Bite Of Life have bike parking?

Yes, Bite Of Life has bike parking.

Does Bite Of Life have outdoor seating?

Yes, Bite Of Life has outdoor seating options.

Does Bite Of Life have parking?

Yes, Bite Of Life has parking options. Street Parking

Other Amenities

Does Bite Of Life have free WiFi?

No, Bite Of Life does not have free WiFi.

From the Business

Specialties

We specialise in fresh salads made in the cafe, fresh juices, pressed on the spot and home-made cakes.

History

Established in 1997.

A steady 17 years of happy visitors and many regulars

Meet the Business Owner: Jorinde R.

Couple Jorinde Rolsma and Conor Moynihan are the owners who set up the cafe in 1997

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Review Highlights - Bite Of Life

“Traveling between Christchurch and St Patrick's Cathedral and we're pretty hungry as we walk by this little shop.”

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4.2(212 reviews)

0.9 km•South Inner City

Hatch and Sons was the first meal I had when I got to Dublin, and frankly it set the mood in the…read morebest of ways for my time there. Sunken below street level it feels more off the main path and you have to keep your eyes out to find it easily. Walking in the place has a real chill and cozy vibe up front. I was seated right way and ordered off their all day menu. I got their Double Baked eggs, brown soda bread, bacon, sausage and roast tomato. For my tastes the double baked eggs were overdone, but that's double baked for you. Everything else was so delicious though that I truly didn't even notice. It was a wonderful pile of meat overflowing out of a little skillet with a stack of soda bread and butter. Truly it was a delight. I also ordered up their irish coffee. This was especially fun because it's not a simple shot of whiskey, coffee and cream. They create a brown sugar syrup blended with the whiskey to cook off the alcohol but retain the flavor. This means you can day drink and not even bat an eye at it being strange. The flavor was delicious and I'll be trying to recreate this at home for sure.

Quaint cozy and excellent spot for brunch food. Sitting across Stephens park, this is a great place…read moreto do by befor or after a stroll in the park. The ingredients used are top quality and you can tell they really respect the ingredients. I had the avocado toast on Soda bread and bacon (. Daily special) and the portion was big! Perfectly ripe avocados seasoned and delicious. I'd say to get two avocados with your serving. The soda bread is absolutely yummy too. My bf had the twice cooked eggs and bacon skillet and he demolished it. Next time I'm visiting, definitely coming back!

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The kitchen at Hatch and Sons in Dublin

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Two Pups Coffee

4.6(58 reviews)

0.2 km•The Liberties

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Went here two days in a row and once for dinner (to Notions) and every visit was 10/10. First visit…read morewas for takeout Shakshuka and a chai and I was NOT disappointed! Absolutely delicious. Today we went over for breakfast and had the eggs Florentine with the Guinness hollandaise on brown bread. Incredible. I also got a Guinness muffin and I have to say it's a good thing I haven't gotten one before now or I would have eaten one EVERY DAY we've been here. They are THAT good. Absolutely delicious cafe and a damn good (but pricey) small plates restaurant at night. Great service too!

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen needed some high octane caffeine to get the body moving. We…read morefound this right across from the Hyatt. Warm and cozy with some delicious coffee. Thanks for the morning boost. The End.

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Brother Hubbard

4.4(363 reviews)

0.8 km•North Inner City

Visiting Ireland for the first time, I did my best to read up on good places to grab breakfast,…read morebaked goods in Dublin and Brother Hubbard popped up on a few lists, Reddit posts, so I put it on my list to try and I'm glad I did! I walked in on a Wednesday morning, right as they opened at 9am, and was seated immediately. The sit-in part of Brother Hubbard is bright, relaxing, spacious with plenty of tables inside and there's a patio outside with plenty of tables as well. The waitress came over with a menu and gave me plenty of time to look it over. She was very courteous and pleasant, checking in throughout my time there, never hovering. For breakfast, I ordered an Americano, a ginger scone, and their Irish Oat Porridge - Classic. Their porridge is organic oats made with milk and with ordering it as "Classic", it was served with cream and honey. Starting with the ginger scone, this was another case of a perfectly baked scone - Crispy, golden exterior with a moist, buttery interior. The flavor of ginger was perfectly balanced and the raisins inside were a nice supplement to the scone. The porridge was really good, I loved the creaminess of it! Both did a nice job of filling me up and setting me up for the day of walking to come. Funny enough, around 3:30pm, I stopped here again to grab a mid-afternoon treat and ordered the chocolate and hazelnut Babka, their soft bun filled with chocolate and toasted hazelnuts. This pastry was crazy tasty! A slightly crispy exterior with a croissant-like inside chocked full of chocolate and those toasted hazelnuts. This was so rich and truly decadent. Brother Hubbard is a gem of a breakfast and pastry spot! I appreciate the relaxing café environment with friendly staff and high-quality food. I know if I come back to Dublin, I'd come back to grab breakfast, or perhaps another Babka.

I heard Brother Hubbard was the restaurant to eat at to start your day, so finally checked it out…read moreon my last day in Dublin. Brother Hubbard is a solid spot for breakfast and brunch, serving entrees, lighter fare and offers a pastry assortment that will have you pondering about getting takeout. I visited Brother Hubbard on a Sunday, half an hour after it opened and was able to be seated immediately. However, the brunch rush came afterwards and by the time I left, the entire place was filled. It's popular. And yes, it's the same spot Phil Rosenthal ate at. I even saw the owner who was featured on the show here, helping out with clearing tables and so forth. I ordered the traditional Irish breakfast and an iced chai latte. The food was good and actually, not as heavy as I anticipated. It came with an egg, sausage, bacon, beans and a pudding, which I had to look up. It's ground meat with oats and is molded into a patty. It didn't taste bad, so can see why it's served around these parts of the world. And the meal also came with another item I had to look up, colcannon bread, which was a potato bread with kale. And it was my favorite part of the breakfast! Delicious. If you're looking for a breakfast spot in Dublin, then I'm pretty sure you already know about Brother Hubbard, which is popular, all for good reason. The food was tasty, service was friendly and I loved how bright and welcoming the restaurant was. I was satisfied.