I used to always go to McCabes before I joined yelp and only rediscovered it yesterday. After…read moreputting up with crappy sandwiches made in the local spar (BARF) I ventured back to McCabes. They have every kind of bread/wrap/roll you can think of and an array of delicious goodies to put on it. They also have pre made ciabattas ready to be toasted, soups and hot meals like lasagne and cottage pie. You can sit down here or takeaway although its always fairly hectic so getting a seat might be difficult. It cost me 5 quid for my toasted wrap and it was SO DAMN GOOD.... Sorry for leaving you for so long...see you Tuesday for the usual :)

This sandwich bar is directly opposite the offices of the Irish Times, so attracts its fair share…read moreof the lunchtime sambo crowd. McCabe's sells a range of home-cooked meals such as cottage pie, lasagne and potato cakes, although from the looks (and the queues) they are most renowned for their ciabattas and made-to-order sandwiches. And what HUGE sandwiches! You'll definitely be getting your money's worth here, and the ingredients are really varied and fresh. There is an indoor eating area, but it's so chaotic here it's really not enjoyable to eat inside. Best to takeaway and eat at your desk, or in a nearby park. A good place to pop into if you forget your packed lunch ;-)

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!

It got the overhaul. I like how they redesigned it…read more ATM is available inside. Staff is great, very helpful. Would go all the from the till to just show you the thing you were looking for and not just show the direction with a finger. This centra is basically the only shop in Hampton Wood. Life saver.

Ah bit of everything and the off licence delivers. New design and deli counter. The staff are…read morefriendly and quick but it can get fairly busy It's not to expensive either. P

I really liked Fallon and byrne wine cellar. It was down underneath Dublin's version of eataly…read more They provided laid-back service. That was wonderful. They also have a €1 corkage on Sunday through Tuesday nights when purchasing wine through their cellar. This ended up being a great deal and we tried a Bordeaux blend that we never would have discovered. It was delicious! We had olives, focaccia, Tagliatelle Bolognese and a la dolce vita pizza. All of those were special and prepared with love I would definitely return to the wine cellar. And recommend it to other travelers.

Lovely food hall with delicious hot food and great bread and the coolest milk machine from…read moreKilladoon. The staff was very nice as they watched me drink milk from the milk machine twice a day during my stay in Dublin. I wish we had this milk machine in California...

Stopped in for a coffee and sandwich one morning before getting on the train. The worker (owner?)…read morewas amazing. He was super friendly and makes a delicious dirty chai latte. The breakfast sandwich was fantastic as well (I wish I took a picture!)

The sandwiches at this place are amazing. The staff are helpful, fun, and fast. Its a great…read morelittle place to grab a bite while in Dublin. My group had lunch here twice over our four days in town.

Best cafe mocha I've had in Dublin and thus far the best sandwich…read more Take away venue only. Staff was friendly. There are several items I want to try. I had the brisket sandwich as the chicken melt was sold out, so I'll be back, but be aware and order ahead if you are going to get there late.

I started a job not too far from 147 Deli and my coworker said 147 Deli for a good lunch spot…read more I came here last week and got the Reuben sandwich and a bowl of tomato soup. The staff were friendly and it was busy, but not too full. I came in a little after 130pm, and I think I'd been in a bit earlier there would have been longer lunch queues. If there is a queue it's worth the wait. I haven't had a Reuben sandwich probably since I left Canada in 2016 (Reuben's are American, but you can get them all over Canada too). Dark rye bread, corned beef, sauerkraut, swiss cheese, dill pickle, and Russian dressing. It was delicious. Pickles aren't a staple on Reuben sandwiches, but I love pickles and was happy with this addition. It adds a nice little tang, along with the dressing. The soup was warm and delicious with a bright tomato flavour. Soup changes daily. Portions were quite large. I just got the soup and sandwich and when I ordered I wondered if it would be enough. It was. My tummy was quite happy after lunch here. I'll be back for sure. Or maybe I'll just order in, because they have free delivery in D1.

Proper hangover food or if you just fancy a delicious breakfast roll don't look any further. Family…read morerun business and they are a really nice family too.

Magills has been around a long time and seems to have specialised in good quality Italian produce…read morelong before you can get it anywhere else, particularly for cheeses such as mascarpone. Its also a bit of an aladins caves too. It does smell a bit of cheese, which is a good thing apparently, they also stock a wide range of oils, breads, cheeses and deli meats. Centrally located opposite Powerscourt Town house on Clarendon Street.

If ever there was a "Wait till you see this" shop, Magills has to be it…read more Perfect and ancient and specialising in the most delicious charcuterie, cheeses and tapas-makings, this is the best deli and worst kept secret in the city. With an exterior that's easily overlooked, and a shop interior that's dark even on the sunniest day, its no surprise this place is quiet even on busy saturday afternoons. But step inside for a look at the goods and be prepared to walk out absolutely laden with delicious morsels.

Good Food Gallery is a quality food store with a restaurant at the back. If you're addicted to good…read morefood, come here for your fix. Jars of rocket pesto, packets of nuts, seeds and dried fruits, bottles of fine wine, sumptuous carrot cake and barrels of stuffed olives tempt the healthy palette. I bought a large packet of Kettle Chips (hand cooked potato chips with "absolutely nothing artificial") for €3.50. An expensive way to guiltlessly munch on crisps. My aunt and I split the beef casserole and the salmon (€11.95 each). All mains come with a fist-full of vegetarian pasta, beetroot and coleslaw. I also treated myself to a small tub of feta-stuffed olives. Yum! As we sat in the sunshine sipping our coffees (with soy milk if you please), we discussed the health benefits of tannins (any excuse for that caffeine hit or to uncork a nice bottle of red) and marvelled at the vibrant colours of the pansy violets that peered out at us from the cutest little flower pots.

hidden down a wee lane in the heart of Kilcullen site the Good Food Gallery…read more we stopped by for lunch last week, Dad had the thai curry (very coconutty and fresh, no veg but served with rice), I had the open chicken sandwich (tasty, not too big but filling enough) and Junior had a sausage roll (not the best, soggy puff pastry, microwave Job). Overall the atmosphere is relaxed, the surround inviting and there are lots of interesting pics to look at (and buy). Minus points for forgetting to deliver the coffees we ordered (the place wasn't busy!) but other than that a nice wee spot for a bite to eat.

Occupying a prime position directly beside St. Stephen's Green and just steps from the iconic The…read moreShelbourne Hotel, Peaches enjoys one of the most desirable restaurant locations in Dublin. The restaurant sits at the intersection of the Green, Grafton Street, and several of the city's busiest shopping and business districts, making it an easy stop whether you're sightseeing, shopping, or heading to a show. The exterior presents a polished, contemporary façade with golden, modern lettering and large floor-to-ceiling windows that take advantage of the surrounding streetscape and natural light. Inside, the space has been designed as a modern brasserie, with a brighter and more refined atmosphere than its former KC Peaches café incarnation. Soft lighting, contemporary white furnishings, and a clean aesthetic create an environment that feels equally suited to breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner service. Our group of ten made a reservation in advance, and I'm glad we did - at 11:30 on a Sunday morning, the restaurant was completely full, so I would say reservations are non-negotiable, especially for large parties on the weekend. The menu reads as a modern European brasserie, combining all-day café favorites with more substantial lunch and dinner offerings. Expect a mix of salads, sandwiches, brunch staples, pasta dishes, seafood, and grilled meats, alongside an extensive coffee and drinks selection. The breadth of the menu makes it suitable for everything from a quick breakfast near St. Stephen's Green to a leisurely evening meal. While the offerings are generally approachable and crowd-pleasing, there is enough variety to appeal to groups with differing tastes. Their drinks include various teas, coffees, lattes etc. - while I'd recommend going to a traditional cafe to sample real matcha, some of my friends really enjoyed their Chai Lattes/Dirty Chai Lattes (€4-6), as well as their other coffee drinks. We all ordered different entrees, and no one was disappointed in their dish - some standouts include their Shakshuka (€14.90), which comes with a large portion of grilled sourdough, a deeply-flavred tomato-and-pepper sauce, runny poached eggs, seasonal vegetables, and basily and feta, and their Full Irish (€15.90) with the same sourdough, flavorful bacon and sausages, black pudding (dont' be scared, it's an Irish breakfast classic, tomatoes, mushrooms, and eggs your way. I opted for the French Toast (€12.90), which was served with two slices of French toast, a rich whipped mascarpone, and a mixed berry compote, which was a perfect balance between sweetness and acidity. While I would have appreciated some additional fruit, I think the French Toast itself was a great combination of richness and crispy fried edges, with a perfectly custardy inside. Prices are moderate for such a central Dublin location, with most diners likely spending between €15-30 per person depending on whether they're stopping in for a casual daytime meal or a more substantial evening dinner (which we didn't get the chance to sample). Overall, Peaches is a great stop in a highly-frequented area for any meal of the day, and I'd love to return at some point to sample their dinner menu!

This was the first restaurant we visited while in Dublin. I was so jet lagged and somehow the food…read moremade me feel better. Service was just ok but the food made up for it. The sourdough served with the Irish breakfast was sooooo good. FYI The restaurant is located next to the Shelbourne Hotel.