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.

Calm, inviting atmosphere. Soft music playing in the background. Bright natural lighting for a meet…read moreup or workspace. Cafe service with grab and go options. Dine in or takeout available. Variety of smoothies, smoothie bowls, porridge, salads, & other light bites. Coffee and tea available as well. I really liked the golden porridge with their homemade jam. Everything is vegan here. Gluten free options clearly labeled for guests. Matcha latte warmed me up, made with oat milk. Staff is really nice. Public WiFi available. Parking along the street.

Went here for lunch and was pleasantly surprised by the varied selection on offer. I had the…read moreFinding Nori - really tasty & they were very accommodating of my dietary requirements and allergies. Had an Americano with my meal and I was impressed by the coffee too - better than the usual stuff you find in most places around town. Service was quick too which was great as I didn't have a lot of time for lunch. Will be back soon.

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.

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!

We vacationed in Dublin and were looking forward for some good food on our trip. We stayed in…read moreSmithfield and saw this restaurant below our apartment and decided to try it the last day of our stay. We all got salad wraps and immediately after felt sick. We were sick for hours, even during our flight. Mild food poisoning for sure.

My friend and I went to Dublin Ireland with not much for plans. We knew there were certain things…read morewe wanted to do, and kinda went with the flow from there. This was one of those "go with the flow" places that we found on the day we were to tour the Jameson distillery. Deciding food would be a necessity first, our driver dropped us off in the area and recommended food around here. We found Chopped and decided to give it a try. Definitely loved it! Quick, easy, and we greatly enjoyed our salads! They definitely did an excellent job of making sure everything was how I wanted it, to how chopped it was to how much dressing. While it's not a typical pub that people go to Ireland for, it still suited our needs and we enjoyed it. I believe one place we still talk about from that trip is Chopped. If you're on the go and want something quick and simple, check out Chopped!

So this was the first spot that we found as far as a café within walking distance that has anything…read moreremotely American. Meaning all the breakfasts up until now we're either the classic Irish breakfast, but finding a breakfast sandwich with eggs on it was like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Service was good. Food n coffee were better.

On one of our last days in Ireland, this place was a welcomed reprieve from the full Irish…read morebreakfasts we had been having! So many choices and even at 8/9a in the morning, you can get one of the lunch bagel sandwiches. The place is small with a few tables to eat at. Note prices are a bit higher if you decide to dine-in. Service is order at the register and pick it up at the counter when your number is called. Nice little shop. Also, don't forget about the smoothies because they were delicious and refreshing!

I consider myself a bit of a smoothie expert. An aficionado, if you will. Whereas some people can…read morestick their nose in a glass of wine and tell you where it came from, what kind of grapes were used, and even who stomped on said grapes to produce said wine. I wish I could do that, but instead I've decided to focus on the world of smoothies, no less sophisticated, I assure you. So obviously, I relish the chance to try a new smoothie place. I stepped into Zumo and was pleased with how clean and fresh it felt. They had a lot of options, and as usual, most of them included bananas. Bananas are my worst enemy, so I kindly asked if any of the banana-smoothies were available sans-evil fruit and the clerk cheerfully replied yes. Good news. The ingredients they used were all fresh and real - nothing syrupy or weirdly colorful. The smoothie was delicious and filling, and it can easily replace a meal if you're not THAT hungry at lunch. My only complaint was that it was a bit small.