This new cafe is a jewel!! It's my new go to coffee and lunch spot! The owner is so friendly and…read moretheir creative delicious daily lunch special was made with quality ingredients that made my tastebuds dance. I had the chicken and mushroom bruschetta with Parmesan shavings and truffle oil. It was served with a rocket with lemon dressing and a broccoli and garlic soup! I had a homemade scone and a perfect coffee for dessert! I felt full without feeling heavy! Needless to say I'll definitely be back!

From the owner: We do amazing sandwiches and make all our sauces, dressings and tapenades…read more We also have tasty salads, soups and a gorgeous daily lunch special. Our coffee is Matthew Algie and organic, fairtrade and rainforest alliance certfied.

Stopped by here on a Thursday morning. It was quiet around 9, but quickly filled up half an hour…read morelater. The service was great and quick. The food was delicious. I highly recommend the spicy chorizo plate and the acai bowl. The salsa with my food was addicting- so was the homemade iced tea. I had to order one to go.

Convenient location around Guinness and St. James. Can either order and stay or takeaway. Good…read morecoffee - worth waiting in the line.

We became obsessed with this cute coffee shop. We were staying at a place nearby, so everyday we…read morestopped by for breakfast. I think we tried almost everything on their breakfast menu. I think not only did we enjoy their food, but we also enjoy their incredibly friendly service. It is located in front of Kilmainham Gaol, so it is a good place to stop after visiting the infamous jail. Anyways, the scrambled eggs, bacon & toast and the honey ham sandwich were my favorite items. Every morning I got an espresso shot. Their coffee is Fairtrade and Rain Forest Alliance Certified.  5 stars. Highly recommended. Try one of their cookies.

You see both locals and tourists here. They make a killer mocha here and their sandwiches are…read morefilled with extremely fresh ingredients. Mocha and sandwich was only 9€. I got there right at 8am (at opening), and they only took about 5-7 minutes to get my order ready. And pretty much right at opening, a line starts forming. That's pretty much a good tell tale sign that this is a good cafe. Will visit again the next time I'm in Dublin since it's right next to the hotel I stay at. Oh... and free wifi.

Scrambled eggs on sourdough is brilliant, truly. The cappuccino as well was wonderful.read more

Great place for a bit of brunch! I popped in today with a friend before exploring Phoenix Park and…read moregrabbed a latte and a sausage toastie. It was so delicious! My friend got the hazelnut cream and said it was amazing. They've got vegetarian and vegan options, which is fantastic. The employees were so friendly to us-can't recommend it enough! It's a must if you're passing through this area of Dublin

I am obsessed with Lunchonette! It has to be one of Dublin's little hidden gems in terms of cafés…read more They are located in the canteen/basement of the National College of Art and Design. Their menu is ever changing, and can be found on their Facebook page daily, and is emailed to students of the college daily. It is vegetarian friendly and you can request vegan alternatives too, which is something very important to me when I look for a café to have lunch or just a lovely morning coffee. Their beetroot burger is absolutely amazing, and the recipe was suggested by one of the students, hence he name "Aoibhinn from Sculpture's Beetroot Burger", which is a lovey touch. You can see into the kitchen of the café, and see all of the food being prepared in the mornings. They serve breakfast until 12, and then they serve lunch from 11 onwards. My go to is an almond milk latte, it's only €2.10 which I find extremely affordable. You can get a coffee and something sweet for €3!!! If you want to make a day of coming here, you can also check out some of the great student held exhibitions within the college, such as the Yellow Box exhibition space, and the NCAD gallery always has new and exciting exhibitions displayed too. Definitely worth a visit!

Best and cheapest coffee in the city. I love the simplicity…read moreof their seasonal menu, different soup and sandwich almost everyday. I think my favorite sambo so far, wasn't even a sambo, it was a wrap with butternut squash and whipped feta. And the cakes, oh the cakes, always so yummy! You can just tell they are using the freshest of produce, they even have their own allotment. The space is amazing, one of those places you would love to have a session in! The staff are all lovely even when they are run off their feet. I'd love this place to open later in the evenings. But for now I will keep coming for the amazing coffee and everything else.

I found this place while on vacation in Dublin! I was in…read moresearch of a good place to eat breakfast and the reviews and photos are what led me here. It did not disappoint one bit. I had a traditional Irish breakfast which was excellent - very flavorful. I loved the black and white pudding! My mother and sister both had the pancakes with eggs. The pancakes were soft and fluffy, and left them both more than satisfied. Very lovely - I highly recommend it!

Wow! What a little cracker of a cafe!…read more Nestled away in the leafy suburb of Bawnogue......no seriously! Bawnogue is generally associated with being a hub for bank robbers and those affiliated with the sale and distribution of illegal narcotics and certainly not with culinary delight! Honeycomb is a hidden gem! It's warm and inviting it's a really nice place to be! It feels like your living room with friendly bubbly staff. The food is really good, chicken club was amazing smally got a dippy poached egg with soldiers and it was lovely! The food was good take my word for that but it was the experience I enjoyed most! I rarely gush on here but I really enjoyed honeycomb

While adding a cafe to a tourist attraction is nothing new, this tony cafe features all the usual…read moresuspects - hand-tapped lattes, small flaky pies, overpriced bottled water, and tea for two. It is worth noting that the decorously appointed architecture of the space complements the solemnity of this important historical site and government museum. While prices are slightly inflated to capitalize on heavy tourist traffic, it is certainly a clean, well-lighted place to rest while contemplating the gravity of one's surroundings. Worth enjoying a pot of tea and a sit close to the fire.

A great quick stop to get a snack and hot drink which you really need in the winter time because…read morethe whole tour felt cold and somber. The servers where super nice and friendly. Kinda pricey but keep it simple, take a break and enjoy watching the streets from the second story.

Nice friendly place to eat, food is really out of this world, had a great time, would recommend to…read moreanyone.

opened recently by a lovely moldovan couple this place does steak cooked at your table on a hot…read morestone - but for a lot less than you pay for this in more famous celebrity chef restaurants in the city centre. A number of cuts are available to suit most pockets.The steak is amazing and I have returned a couple of times already to have it again. It comes with two small but adequate side dishes of garlic and herb butter and pepper sauce as accompaniments. I'd recommend the sharing platter of wings to start - ample sticky and tasty. Prawn starter was small and perfect but like most farmed prawns these days a little light on flavour. Chicken fajita was good - not amazing but good in a homemade sort of way - good portion with lots of veg interest. There is a small childrens menu available also. They have wine available but also operate a BYOB with no corkage currently which with a number of off licences nearby makes for an inexpensive evening.

Yu cafe in James Street,is a great place to go. Muffins to die for, Lates that transport you to the…read morestreet cafe's of Italy. Lots of delicious foods on the menu. Defnitaly a place to visit, where you are made welcome by a lovely staff !

Five stars for what I wanted -- a good coffee and pastry to start the morning. Excellent…read morecappuccino, muffin and brownie here. Friendly staff and Gorillaz for music. Worth a stop for your morning take away.

I often went to the Dame Street location but it's closed within the last year or so. However,…read morethough this location is in the touristy Temple Bar neighborhood, I'm thankful it exists. Queen of Tarts (both locations) is by far one of my favorite tea room/bakeries. They carry only the finest sweets and teas. Everything is homemade. They do an excellent brunch as well. The scones have got to be some of the best ever. I've had a lot in my travels and these are grand. The service is always excellent as well. The decor is as charming as it gets. Proper tea service on floral patterned China, giving all the Marie Antoinette feels. A+.

One of my favorite breakfast, lunch, tea, cakes and light bites place…read more Definitely a touristy spot!! It's always busy, but the seating area is nice, has that Irish tea atmosphere. Friendly service. For breakfast, I loved their vegetarian Irish breakfast that they no longer make, but they do have a traditional Irish breakfast. Only served for breakfast or all day during the weekend. Their pancakes were super delicious (€13). We tried it with honey, syrup, Nutella and banana's. These are served all day and everyday. I also tried their baked beans and kale that came with tomato baked beans and fried kale on bread and topped with fried eggs (€14.5). It was good. Another breakfast item that is served for breakfast or all day on the weekends. Their Caprese sandwich for lunch is addictive and they pair it with a great tasty bread (€11). Their cakes and teas are tasty, I love their chocolate cake. Their coffee, lattes and Mocha are average. But the experience and atmosphere still make them enjoyable. Overall, this is a place that I will always visit.