We got a couple of takeaways here recently and they have been really nice, good quality and good…read moresized portions. The service is fast and friendly keep up the good work guys

I came on a weekend with a few of my friends and were greeted and quickly seated by the really…read morefriendly staff. There's a lunch menu with cheaper prices, but also a full dinner menu if you'd prefer that. I ordered the charsiu pork and was REALLY happy with it. The pork was a bit on the fattier side, but the flavoring was spot on. The rice was cooked perfectly, and the side dipping sweet soy sauce was amazing. The meal came with a fried egg and some bok choi. I was in heaven! This is some of the best charsiu I've had for a long time. My other two friends both ordered noodles - there were some flavors they felt were lacking. The mini shrimp commonly used for flavoring (we call it xia mi in Mandarin - but they do look a little freaky and could scare people unfamiliar with it away) was a different type so it just lacked a little bit of additional oomph. I do have to say, both noodle dishes (Mee Siam & Char Koay Teow) tasted extremely healthy and used fresh ingredients - but that could have been the part that was lacking. I think the really oily and flavorful street food feel was what was missing. But don't get me wrong, both noodle dishes were yum! Just missing a few key things to make it authentic Asian street food.

I have ordered here many times over the last couple of years, and have always been satisfied with…read morethe food. Occasionally there would be an issue with the order, but had no major issues. 3 weeks ago I ordered food for myself, my wife and my mother. One of the main meals was left out. I called up and was told that they were very sorry and that they would give me 20% off my next order and would send out the missing item asap. I was satisfied with this resolution. However, I contacted them tonight to make an order. I spoke with Andrea who told me that the 20% discount was not on the system and that there was nothing she could do. She asked me when the previous order was and when I told her she scoffed saying that it was nearly a month ago. (How often do people usually order take-aways!!) I explained that I was not given a time frame within which to use the discount. She still insisted that it was tough luck and that I would have to pay full price. After a few minutes going back and forth she asked me to wait a minute for her to make a phone call. (There was no manager present, I had already inquired). When she came back to me (I was not waiting long), she told me that she has phoned the OWNER and that I would NOT be getting the 20% discount. You would think the least they could do would be to check the previous order to see if there was an issue. Then confirm that no order has been placed to the same address in the mean time in which the discount could have been used. This is laziness at best and contempt for your customers at worst. I will certainly not be ordering from this establishment again.

From the owner: Bell Pepper is a Thai restaurant in Coolock Village, Dublin 5, serving freshly prepared Thai dishes…read morefor dine-in, takeaway, and delivery. Our menu includes vegan-friendly options, with flavourful meals prepared for customers across the local Dublin community. Whether you are joining us in our cozy dining space or ordering takeaway, we focus on quality, freshness, and reliable service. Visit Bell Pepper in Coolock or order online today.

It was a bit confusing when I walked in. I thought it was just a coffee shop but only after I sat…read moredown did I spy menus indicating that this cafe sold more than just coffee and tea. There were plenty of seats to choose from and I seemed to be the only person who actually sat to drink their coffee (or latte in my case) but the space was warm and inviting - the perfect place to pop in to escape the biting wind that was upon the city that day.

Pretty typical cafe food, it was good, what you would expect from an average place. The avocado…read moreneeds a little more hit of flavor, but the ingredients tasted fresh, good casual drop in.

The Lovinspoon is a great little spot for breakfast! If you're a fan of a traditional Irish…read morebreakfast, this place absolutely delivers. Everything was cooked perfectly. You can tell the ingredients are fresh and high quality. The coffee was just as impressive: smooth, rich, and exactly what you want to start your day. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with friendly staff who make you feel right at home. Simple, delicious, and done right. I'll definitely be back!

Best breakfast in Dublin! The service was very nice, and the food came out super fast. Our table of…read more4 had a little bit of everything and everybody enjoyed it. Very fresh ingredients and large portions. Very quaint place and nice relaxing atmosphere.

Stopped in late Wednesday afternoon for a quick bite. This is the kind of place I like to be - one…read moreolder guy on his Macbook who has clearly been there all day (and probably most days); a young student camping out under a pile of philosophy books between visits just outside under the awning for a pensive existential smoke; friendly and laidback staff to make you feel invited (no pretense); hot tea and cold ale; eclectic furniture from where and whenever; excellent veggie soup (parsnip & mushroom); perfect tuna melt to warm yer insides; perfect hip hop to whet yer soul; perfect way to while away an afternoon. Good on ya, La Pausa.

This deserves 5 stars alone for brightening up the dreary north city centre. However, La Pausa…read moredoesn't stop there - it's a friendly, locally owned, neighbourhood cafe and the only one I've found where the beans haven't been burned to charcoal, hence a smooth coffee that won't have you running for antiantacids. Please do support this coffee shop - it offers a fantastic service and we want it to stay!

It was a pleasant surprise when I stumbled upon this cosy neighbourhood café after a morning of…read morerunning errands on the North Side and seriously craving a juicy sandwich and a cup of coffee. The house special sandwiches go for 4.90 (4.25 for take-away), which is quite reasonable since they are far from being cheap on the toppings. They also serve soup, home-made porrige and muffins for those with a sweater tooth. I arrived just before the lunch-time rush (but this is clearly a popular place among workers in the area) and managed to grab the last free table. In less than two minutes my cajun chicken wrap arrived, nicely covered in sauce and veggies, served with crisps on the side. I have to give them a special praise for an incredibly fast service. The lady behind the counter must have set some kind of a sandwich-making record as no matter how many new customers arrived for take-away, there was never a queue! So when you find yourself in the area and need to grab a quick meal, make sure to drop in. But bring cash as they don't accept credit cards.

I came here to work on my zine and have a latte for an hour since the wifi was horrible in our…read morehotel, not to mention the small space of our hotel room. Good customer service. very reasonable and cheap latte at 2.50 euro. They didn't charge me extra for almond milk which was appreciated.

I have had breakfast here quite a few times and it is always phenomenal. My favorite is the eggs…read moreand potatoes dish. They were very accommodating when I came with my vegan dad, making him a vegan version of their yogurt bowl (everything but the yogurt). He loved it so much we came back the next day and he got it again. Highly recommend.

Wonderful food and casual setting. Small but great menu. Coffee is great and it is a good value for…read morewhat you get.

Best flat white in Dublin city centre, hands down. I stopped into Shoe Lane Coffee on Tara Street…read moreand the coffee was seriously good smooth, strong, and properly balanced. You can tell they actually care about the beans and calibration, not just blasting out caffeine to half-awake commuters. The atmosphere is what makes the place though. Busy in a good way, great music, warm lighting, and the staff somehow stay friendly even during the morning rush. Had a brownie with the coffee and it was unreal.

That they were open Sunday morning was the first plus. Not being Starbucks was the second. Location…read morewas the third but that's relative (it's close to the Dublin Express airport bus stop). Three lovely baristas took my order and while I was disappointed that there wasn't a toastie or other hot breakfast available, I made do with a massive pain au chocolat. The flat white that was made to order was perfection. Rich, creamy and enough caffeine to get me to my AirBNB after a Transatlantic red-eye. And delicious. I sat with my breakfast looking out the shop's front window for a bit, watching the pedestrians and buses go by before heading to the train station.

The Hugh Lane Café can be found on the lower ground floor of The Hugh Lane Gallery. The café looks…read moreout on to an elegant, enclosed courtyard with a striking water feature. Workers from the nearby offices relax within the jocular interior alongside viewers-of-the-gallery, reveling in the contemporary surroundings made up of buoyant wooden floors and stylish white walls, all of which come together to create a modish environment that nicely compliments the creative milieu of the overall gallery in which to enjoy your tea or lunch break. Tea, coffee, a choice of cakes, quiches, tasty antipasta as well as salads are all on offer, all the selection revealed having been written up in chalk on the blackboard above the cashier counter. This is certainly a laudable place for lunch, and glasses of wine are sold to further your enjoyment. These, together with the actuality that it is the official eatery of an illustrious gallery all affix the café with much significance. However, being fundamentally located in the basement it does feel a smidgen poky and boxed in and whilst the food is sufficient, it is not startling.

No lunch menus are allowed to be shared before 12 noon, we were told! So we had coffees and waited…read moreuntil 12 but the overwhelming smell of the rancid, dead pond water on their so-called terrace out us off. The wall fountain was broken, obviously a long time ago and remains a stagnant mess, neglected. This is such a pity as this museum is fabulous, just fabulous. It's a must-see. . This does a disservice to one of Dublin's true treasures. The High Lane is packed with masterpieces and marvels, this restaurant brings it down - though it has a hip and delightful decor- it is badly run, and the wall fountain and outside interior garden has to be repaitred and maintained. Can we ditch the ugly "farmer" picket fence that surrounds what should be a lovely pond and water feature???