I walked here from my Airbnb today and really enjoyed myself. We got there when it opened, so…read morethere was no line and we didn't have to wait long for anything at all. The food was really good. I had the granola and my friend had the French toast. Would recommend either. The coffee and tea were also good. Overall, just a really nice place. The price seemed pretty standard from what we've seen so far.

neighborhood spot for breakfast & lunch. cute neighborhood near Dublin City U campus and Croke…read morePark. short breakfast menu with some pastry selections. wife chose a croissant to begin and i picked a scone with butter/jam/whipped cream. the scone was listed as served warm and came barely above room temp. it was also quite dry and crumbled when touched by a knife. but the addition of jam and cream made the pieces pretty tasty. the croissant was significantly better, flaky and fresh. with jam even better. the house organic granola my wife chose was declared pretty bland even with the berries, mint, and yogurt added. a drizzle of honey did a lot to improve the taste. my choice of eggs benedict was intriguing as it was listed as using Parma Ham-a type of prosciutto-instead of a more traditional ham. unfortunately the execution didn't meet expectations. the ham, instead of being sliced and soft, was similar to a chipped beef, crisp and in little chunks. it was piled on one side of the bread without egg or hollandaise. the egg was perched on the other side, nicely poached but covered in the blandest hollandaise i've ever tasted. a good dash of pepper helped but between the meat and the sauce it wasn't a good choice. also the "muffin" it was served on was really dry. our service, while attentive, was made a bit difficult by a communication barrier with the server who i believe did not have English as their first language. she was trying very hard though. maybe another day and another meal-lunch or brunch-would be different but on this day we left disappointed.

My new favourite breakfast and lunch spot. Get in early as the specials sell out so quick and it…read moregets pretty packed. Run by a group of women and the lovely owner is from Enfield in county Meath. All the food from the farmhouse cafe comes from their farm and is made fresh everyday. The meat is from their animals and the bread and treats are baked in the cafe. I love how it has an old country house feel to it and the teacups and teapots are a random collection that look so pretty. My favourite thing from the menu was the Gammon sandwich. I no longer eat meat and this sandwich makes me struggle every time I see it on the menu. Oh the temptation.

Solid four stars - luxury it ain't but it has friendly, smiling staff, great food (breakfast…read morekickstart about as much tastiness as you can cram on a slice of toast) and most importantly fantastic coffee.

Just about to head to the nearby library for a study session? Well before you hit the books hit…read morethis cafe just around the corner. It is open from 8.30am and serves breakfast until 12pm. Famished? Fill up on the full Irish or Monster Breakfast and don't worry if you are a vegetarian as they have a veggie breakfast just for you too! The lunch menu is served from 12pm and a bowl of yummy home made soup and healthy brown bread can be yours for as little as €4, very manageable on even the tightest of student budgets! But this place is not only for the studious, with good senior citizens' specials and better than average children's menu it is great for the whole family. The place is only newly open so inside is really fresh and bright and clean with an oh too tempting sweets display! The home made, freshly baked apple and cinnamon scones go too well with the delicious Carmello Lattes! So why not sink in to the leather sofa and relax with a 1/4 bottle of their red or white wines and a slice of gluten free raspberry roulade (my personal favourite, well, it is tied with the rhubarb and strawberry crumble with cream) and let the lovely proprietor Eileen take good care of you! The last two times I was there were school days and it was packed with high school boys and girls from the two nearby schools, but once their lunch time is over, about 1.30pm, it clears out pretty quickly!

I just go here for coffee so short review. Good service. Good coffee. 1 problem - is it just me or…read moreis there a wifi problem. Still worth a visit for a coffee. Food menu looks good for a coffee shop. Breakfast is apparently good. Overall pleasant spot

Great food Friendly and helpful staff…read moreGreat coffee too!!! Good spot for informal business meetings. One of those places they'll remember you.

From the owner: For the past 21 years, Goose cafe (formerly Fox and Geese cafe) has been meeting the food and…read morecoffee needs of people working in the Western Industrial Estate in Dublin. We are open Monday-Friday for Breakfast and Lunch.

Let me start by saying that this place is amazing is an understatement. I flew into Ireland from…read moreChicago, got off the plane with my friend and my luggage, and taxied to the area because our Airbnb was nearby. We had to waste an hour and were starving so we were going to check it out. It started to rain. So here we are with our luggage and exhausted, standing outside looking pathetic because it was packed and we couldn't sit on the patio. The manager guy sees us, comes and welcomes us and asks if we wanted a seat. He took our luggage somewhere safe and got us a table. And then the food came. We got the avocado toast. It was so good and so comforting that our entire trip started perfectly. 10/10 would go again if it wasn't a plane ride away.

I love good local restaurants and The Hungry Duck is no exception. I understand that this is not…read morethe first restaurant at this location and the previous ones didn't last. The Hungry Duck deserves to succeed. Three of us came for breakfast/brunch and had three very Train wreck dinner. For those of a certain generation it was reminiscent of Fawlty Towers presided over by possibly one of the rudest waiters ever to set foot in a restaurant. The whole place was subdued with an atmosphere that could be cut with a knife. People seemed genuinely afraid to speak out of turn. The meal, although adequate, was in no way memorable and was completely overshadowed by the astonishing service. Would I go back? Not on your nelly.

Hidden gem that's not so hidden!! This place is just the cutest and tastiest little cafe in…read moreRanelagh!! I spent so many mornings staring in the window drooling over the menu that when I got to try it I was nearly too excited!! We got the eggs benedict and Mima hash! I could not fault anything! It was so busy but that just added to the atmosphere! All staff were lovely and friendly and could not do enough for us! The food was Delish and the people watching seats at the window are the best! It's a small place but once u get a seat u won't want to leave! Also theirtake away hot choc was Delish and v cheap. You really must give this place a try if you happen to be near Ranelagh or even on the LUAS!!

Great example of a local business trying to innovate in the community and bring people together…read more The guys have a real passion for coffee and a lovely space. The location is a bit crap in one way but it's always a welcome place to wait while the Luas is coming. Sometimes the coffee can be a bit burnt. But overall some cool menu options including smoothies, milkshakes, school lunch specials and ice cream! They're getting an alcohol license soon and starting to offer a wider food menu which will be interesting...

very good breakfast…read more I had a ham and cheese croissant and my son had a bacon sandwich with fries We both had a coffee, which was very good Nice ingredients, treated well, good service and spotlessly clean

Village bistro is a nice breakfast - lunch option in Terenure. Have only had breakfast. Today I…read moreordered the eggs Benedict. Do Not Order it here. Go to Mayfield for that. I sent it back & got plain pancakes. My husband loves the breakfast panini. Their skinny fries are perfectly cooked. The staff is nice & accomodating. Good strong coffee served here. Good value for a no frills kind of place.

You know what -this place is so good I want all the people who run small, struggling cafes to come…read morehere just to see how it should be done. The first time I was here we were all bound in by snow and I could reach it by walking. This time I was down in Crumlin village on business and still hadn't had breakfast - I was so delighted when I remembered I could have breakfast here. It was a weekday and since people weren't trapped by a blizzard I can only assume that this was a regular morning at deli-licious and at 11am it was packed with people enjoying their good tasting and great value breakfasts. Went for a small breakfast this time and it hit the stop. Service still prompt and friendly without being intrusive. Unlike a lot of cafes there's a good few tables and the place has a lovely buzz without being too noisy to read a book in. I presume they're doing well - if the foot traffic is anything to go by. I really must try to get lunch there some day

Great for a fry up of a Sunday, with or without hangover. The place gets packed though so come…read moreearly, if you can. The menu does actually extend beyond the full Irish, rashers( bacon), egg, hash brown, black and white pudding. Plenty of toast with that too and tea as well if you want it. In case you were wondering. Beyond the breakfast they do pretty tasty club sandwich, teas and coffees and some very nice carrot cake. The staff are great too, fast, efficient and always in good form.

Love this place. Has real characters daily attending it. Insomnia is the best coffee shop anyway in…read moremy opinion but this is just a lovely relaxed environment to chill out on. The staff are just not over the top positive and friendly just nice and normal. And they do make a lovely cup of coffee. Mmmm