I'm happy for this chain to have opened up a branch in Mayor Sq., especially as it stays open until…read morelate everyday, even on weekends. I really liked the variety of pastries and breads, and some of the offers were good value - drink and cake combos, 10 cupcakes for x€, that sort of thing. Most things look and taste good. That being said, I still find the bread to be really overpriced, and you can get similar loaves for less on either Fresh or M&S across the street. I was a bit disappointed with the (lack of) freshness on one occasion, that was a Sunday afternoon which leads me to think that they probably don't put out fresh batches for the weekend. Coffee is average but drinkable. The worst is the seating inside - the seats are too short for the nice wooden high tables they got. Hopefully they'll fix this, as it stands it's really awkward and it's probably putting people off from eating there.

It's always good to see new business open up in IFSC. And it's a nice change from the normal…read more (Let's open a lunch place and make some cash during the week, then shut up shop on weekends.) I bought two different homemade loafs here this week. Both were incredibly tasty and filling. The Guinness bread is a triumph :) They know how to bake! The bread is a little pricey. But, you get your money's worth and you'll be back for more. A nice spot and hopefully they can remain there for years to come. Businesses to tend to come and go quickly in the IFSC.

Cute cafe, nice cappuccino, enjoyed the baked goods as well. Loved the caramel-filled cruffin, good…read morecroissants, also enjoyed the pear danish. Nice selection, and it's right across from the Grand Canal. Great place to start the day.

A powerhouse pastry shop when many nearby places are churning out somewhat mediocre food targeted…read moreat the office worker crowd. Huge, diverse selection. Great coffee. High recommend. Blueberry Scone: Creamy and buttery, with just a hint of blueberry. Great with the jam offered on the side. Tunisian Orange Cake: A true treasure. Loved the gooey cake texture that was sweet and had a nice hint of orange. Perhaps one of the better desserts I had here. Croissant: Flaky and light, as it should be. Ricciarelli: It was like a baton of almond paste, cooked to have a crispy cookie shell. I was a big fan of this, both texture and taste. Strawberry Jam Brioche: Doughnut like, but not quite. Kinda like someone put jam inside a dinner roll. Think I prefer real doughnuts more. Tiramisu: Felt thicker than tiramisu, more like a mousse that has some lady fingers at the bottom. It was decent, but not what I was expecting. Apricot Danish: Loved the tender and sweet apricots against the cream against the flaky pastry. One of the better Danishes I've had.

Best brownies ever and coffee is delish! Staff are super friendly…read more ....................................................................

Just off the center of Rathmines, Orange Tree Bakery is a petite shop offering a carefully edited…read morerange of breads, treats, sandwiches, and coffees. The shop has an almost delicate feel to it, with each item lovingly displayed. Staff is friendly. The Orange Tree has only been open for a few months, but hopefully, competitively-priced selections (a fresh loaf of bread with or without seeds is only €1.50, for example) will develop a loyal following of regulars.

What a treat it was to have breakfast at Eathos this morning! The space is sunlit and beautiful,…read morethe staff, very friendly. They made me a delicious vegetarian sandwich with a shot of ginger/turmeric, while my husband enjoyed the croquettes . I love how transparent they are about the origins of all their items and the many vegetarian/vegan options. It was extremely difficult to not have one of their delicious pastries!

Quick and gracious service and delicious seasonal food. The best part was the coffee! Very European…read moreatmosphere with simple tables and cafe music.

A one of a kind bakery! Always delicious and fresh. They have a variety of cheeses and homemade…read morejams. Plus lots of other foods to choose from.

To start with I'd like to note that my next statement might seem a tad obvious given the star…read morerating I've given but here goes: I like the Butlers Pantry! And why, you might well ask? Because every single thing about it is nice. The food, the service, the fact that it hasn't turned into a big shop selling crap and has rather stayed as a small shop selling good things. It is a shop that allows for buyers remorse only in the sense that you wished you'd bought more. I realise at this point that I should probably talk about the food but frankly that's been already so I won't bother. What I will say is that they have the best, most incredibly phenomenal chocolate brownies that the world has ever known. Also the coffee they sell is good stuff too! On another note the staff are perfectly wonderful. They are friendly, they are helpful and they actually seem to enjoy working there. Having said that, if I got to sit with chocolate brownies all day I'm fairly sure I'd enjoy it too :) You might wonder why I only gave 4 stars. The answer is that they don't appear to do macaroons any more, or at least they didn't the last time I went in. A small thing but a thing nonetheless.

Quick service, good amount of seating indoors or outdoors. Seemed that all customers were people…read morerecently arrived in town with big bags. Flat white was good. Pretty decent selection of coffees and tea. Apple custard tart (3/5) was good, but mostly custard. Did not have any apple in it barely at all and messy to eat. Ham and focaccia was good and pretty filling.

We truly enjoyed our breakfast here. The crispy ham was delicious -- a bit salty, so it's perfect…read morewhen mixed with something else. The French toast was amazing, and the pancakes were incredible too -- definitely not your usual pancakes. Everything tasted so fresh and delicious. You really can't go wrong here. The place is a bit small, but the service was great, even though they were crazy busy, but still clean. Was so good we had to come back...

Best children's hot chocolate in Dublin! They even let you add your own toppings. Friendly and…read moreefficient service.

I've enjoyed my visits to all of the Bear Market locations I've been to so far, but this one had…read moreespecially cute seating I think, in an enclosed little patio in the back with a tall stools and beautiful wooden tables in a vaguely industrial style. The coffee was good and the service friendly, as usual. I think this chain has the best coffee in Dublin!

When you live in Germany one tends to be quite particular when it comes to bread and bakeries :-)…read moreThis is a great bakery that has been around a long time. They have breads, pastries, cakes, biscuits and desserts of different kinds. They also have nice bagels here and their bread theme is about varieties from different parts of the world like France, USA, Ireland, UK and perhaps other European countries. The only thing missing for me was the dense seeded breads so common in Germany. It would be nice to have one or two of those here. Their stuff is good and I loved their fruit scones, granary bread and bagels. Happily come here again. Staff are nice and their products are fresh.

150 year old bakery located off Lennox Street, they are known for their outstanding sourdough…read morebread! Walking in..... you get that smell of freshly baked... everything. Well organized bakery case with everything from muffins to croissants to scones! The line is relatively short during the week but runs out the door on the weekends. Definitely a great place to stop early morning to load up on carbs before exploring Dublin! Service is great and don't forget to ask for some Irish Butter & Jam. Talk later