Go here if you want a quick yet hearty salad! Chopped is a lovely salad chain spread across Dublin…read more(maybe outside Dublin too). Busy locations usually have a long line around lunch time. You can choose from their large selection of recipes or make your own with at least 40-50 different toppings to choose from. Just remember to tell them how much dressing you want if you don't like your salad with too much dressing. Overall they are pretty clean with great service. There're also tea (only chamomile & peppermint when I was there ) and coffee machine in the corner.

Finally something healthy and convenient to eat in the airport. Huge relief as previously the only…read moreoptions were fast food or sandwhiches. Chopped is great food, filling and doesnt make you feel sluggish.

What an absolute find this place was! We were driving past on our way to Belfast and saw this spot…read moreon a couple apps. I'm always a bit nervous when places only have a handful of reviews, but we gave it a go and the go was got! Parking is a bear in this area. The delightful town of Swords or "S" words as Mr. Connery taught us years ago when SNL wasn't lame, is just off the highway and the main downtown drive had a good number of fun spots up and down it. We ended up in a parking lot behind it and that worked well. The space is pretty tight with seating for maybe 20, and a dozen more spots outside. We sat out there on a lovely crisp sunny morning. The food for us 5 came out quick. The scones were amazing, the Brooklyn wrap and Brisket egg sandwich were phenomenal and the stars of the show - the Turkish eggs and the Crispy chicken benny. Those last two were lick the plate good and are something we'd go for again! The tea selection was the least impressive thing here and was still solid enough for my best half who loves her teas! Coffee was also quite good. Excellent portions as we shared everything with 5 hungry peeps and still left with extra. This was truly a master class in breakfast! The area is lucky to have a spot like this. Get here early and sit outside if it's nice!

Probably the best French toast I've ever had! Loved this find on our trip, the staff were lovely.read more

Things I loved: food, decor, prices…read more Things I did not love: long waits for anything as there were too few staff. Will 100% make a return visit, the breakfast plate was enormous and delicious but I'm hoping there are more staff next time. It ruins the whole experience. That's not to take away from the staff that were there, they were great!

GFP in Swords is my go-to place for breakfast/brunch when I'm on home turf. It's always buzzing but…read morethey will do their best to accommodate you and I've never had to wait for a table. Service itself is speedy but the wait times on the food itself can be quite long at times. Their sandwiches are great, served on really fresh bread. One of my favourites is the Dubliner Cheddar with red pepper, rocket and garlic mayo on pillowy-soft white batch...nom!! The brunch offerings that I have sampled have all been really tasty and their patatas bravas and sweet potato fries hit the spot nicely too. I love their tableware and the cosy décor and it's the place in Swords village that always first comes to mind when I'm in need of a pick-me-up after a night on the town. It's reliably good and my definite first port of call when in need of good coffee, cake or a stodgy feed after a session.

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.

This review is for our trip to Ireland in Summer 2019. To begin, the Breakfast Bap is a straight up…read moreburger. For some reason, we just had no idea that's what it would be. The slight difference in culture when visiting tripped us up more than expected! I would call this place "hipster" but I think that would be an insult - it is a quaint and respectable joint that has delicious and healthy food. We had to try this place due to the proximity to where we were staying for our trip, so we stopped in when we had a free morning. The food we had was unexpected, but delicious. If you're from The States and are in the area, stop by!

Major fan of this place…read more What I like: - Run by a husband and wife combo - these guys know their stuff but are goddam likeable in doing so - Located on the edge of the Phoenix Park, it's the most perfect location possible for a post-run / cycle treat fest. - Big massive windows drawing the sunlight in while you munch on your nosh - The nosh. Homemade, healthy, inspired, absolutely delish. - The tea - loose leaf, served in delicate vintage china and big burly but very cute knitted tea cosies. What I don't like: - Nothing. This place is deadly. Long may it reign!

This was a cute place, great service and just friendly service. The food was amazing and just…read moresomething we kept talking about out all day. The dubiA pancakes are incredible.

Stopped in here for a different breakfast before a tour of Trinity College. So sorry we did. This…read morewas one of the most expensive and pretentious breakfast places I have ever visited. Service was awful. The place was packed with people who appeared to be waiting for their checks. I ordered something they called "posh eggs." It was a scrambled egg with a little bit of feta cheese and a hot sauce served over toast. They decorated it with flowers. My adult daughter ordered the protein pancakes, which were leaden and smothered with peanut butter, with a banana and blueberries on top.I think she had three bites. These things looked good but weren't all that great My daughter ordered coffee, I didn't. Bill was over €50. I don't mind paying for something that's delicious, but this was definitely not it.

Great food, Friendly attentice staff/ bartender. Great selection of draft beers. Good for large…read moreparties

Lunch was extremely disappointing, hovering staff although friendly, I found my private…read moreconversations were intruded in on, on more than one occasion. Unfortunately not much good to say about the food either... very poor and we won't be returning.

Casual spot that we really enjoyed for brunch. The sangria was good but I like my sangria sweeter…read more I really enjoyed the caramel pancakes. I don't like bananas, so I just removed them from the pancakes. They're sweet enough with the caramel, no syrup is needed. I really enjoyed our waiter and loved that we could see into the kitchen.

Cute cafe serving excellent coffee and brunch-ish food. It appears pretty popular as it was very…read morefull when we arrived at lunchtime on a Friday. We ordered a brisket Reuben, flat white, and pan fried kale on toast. The flat white was extraordinary, and we even ordered a coffee bag with the coffee they used from the local roaster - they were beans from Peru. The portions were enormous! The pan fried kale on toast was our favorite, with perfect poached eggs, fresh bread, and flavorful kale. As an American, the reuben didn't really taste like the Reubens I'm used too, but it was still ok.

Name change - now called Surge. Great place, with excellent hand crafted espresso coffees and…read morepastries!

Serious coffee for Coffee LOVERS. They really care about their coffee here so it's worth the effort…read moregetting outside the city. Located on the Clontarf road it's out of the way for your typical urbanite but you're rewarded with a beautiful water front view. They have little nibbles, sandwiches and monstrous croissants! You can also buy coffee by the packet here with the staff on hand for recommendations. I was visiting for a Cupping event they held where you got to try different coffees and learn about the crafting process. Great selection!

This is the best meal we've had in three days. Not to say we haven't enjoyed other meals, but the…read morebest TASTING? Most memorable for a foodie? This one here. Fantastic. My dad got the brisket tacos, I got the Jackfruit pad Thai over brown rice. The pickled cabbage have shunt of sweet and packs a punch. I'm guessing the sweet comes from the raisin that have been pickled with the cabbage. We also had the black beans and black rice. So, delicious! Come eat here if you need a switch up from the 'traditional Irish' dishes.

A great healthy spot in the middle of the office parks. The rainbow bowl with shrimp was my…read morefavorite filled with pickled veggies and a lovely peanut sauce. Service was incredibly fast and efficient.