Delicious local breakfast spot, which is perfect for tourists and business people alike. It gets…read morebusy on the weekends. My husband found this local spot during our visit to Dublin. We enjoyed it so much, we eat there for two breakfasts. On the first day, my daughter ordered a breakfast sandwich. It was filled with bacon, egg and sausage. While she has a healthy appetite, she did her best to eat as much as she could, but there were plenty left on the plate. My husband ordered porridge with fresh berries. It also comes with nuts and honey on the side. He declared it the best porridge he's ever had and wouldn't share one bite. I ordered the avocado toast, which had an egg on top. It was very filling and my daughter enjoyed stealing bites. On the side of the table, they have a chutney, which was delicious with the avocado toast. The service was good, not super friendly, but fine. On our second day, my daughter ordered their granola, which has a rhubarb jam and honey on the side. My husband and I both ordered their porridge with fresh berries on the side. I wanted to have some of the best porridge he's ever had. My daughter didn't like her rhubarb jam so we traded and she had my side of berries, which she enjoyed greatly with her granola. It was a large bowl, but she did fine finishing up most of it and passing the rest to my husband. While for me, it wasn't the best porridge I've ever had, it was good. The honey was a welcome addition and normally I don't like things too sweet, The Orange Goat is a lovely spot for breakfast, coffee/tea and their lunch menu looks delicious as well. When we return to Dublin, we will surely stop in again and enjoy their breakfasts!

Great food, awesome ambience, good service. Get the pancakes or the goat cheese and beets on toast.read more

Bought a hot chocolate there for 6 Euro. outrageous price and one of the worst hit chocolates I…read morehave tasted.

It was only when I paid proper attention to the sign that I realised this was a coffee place too (I…read moreguess the coffee bean on the sign and the tables beside the shop should have been a fairly big hint)... my eyes were only ever drawn to the vast selection of chocolate and sweet things. Today's mission was an important one.... chockies to go with wifeys birthday present. I was steered towards 'handmade chocolates for girls'.. an impressive looking box with a suitable price tag... still, they were good and appreciated (so worth it at any cost!). The place is well worth a visit!

I stumbled upon this place one Saturday morning while waiting for my car in the nearby Fast Fit…read moreplace. As it was early in the morning I went for the eggs florentine and wasn't disappointed. It was delicious! The coffee was good too. When leaving I ordered a chai latte to go and I have to admit it was the worst chai latte I've ever had so I wouldn't recommend that one ;) The rest is great. The place was hopping when I was leaving which I usually look at as a great thing! Definitely worth a go again I'd say!

Parking in Donnybrook is a bitch... and that's being nice about it!…read more However, there are many really good reasons why you would put the time and effort into finding a spot to rest your wheels - noteworthy among them is the Greenery. We piled in, all 16 of us for an office lunch last week, the place was busy with a good atmosphere and despite the fact that nearly all the tables were full, our meals came out quickly and correct for all. It's nice when that happens, you aren't worrying about clock-watching and only having so much time before you have to be back in the office. I had the burger as the pulled pork had sold out (gutting); the burger, as with all the mains dishes, was HUGE. I'm a big guy, I like food, I will always clear my plate (because otherwise mommy would be mad... who me? issues?....not at all). I struggled here, I only just finished the mountainous meal served with the slightly too greasy fries... but finish I did.... because I'm a good little boy. Overall it was tasty, not so much so that I'll rant and rave and promise to be back next week... but good enough and I certainly won't object to going back! Oh, I got to try a couple of the wings as well - they were VERY good!

I never get it right at Rolys, the people, from the manager to the cleaners, everyone is rude.​read more

Oh my god, I recently discovered white chocolate and brownie cheesecake- or heaven on a plate as I…read morelike to call it! Add a cup of coffee and you have a very happy Dani indeed. Roly's is a Ballsbridge institution and with the cafe they have struck gold. It's a lot more casual than the bistro and great for breakfast. They also do lunch and dinner but it's pretty busy then and the cafe isn't that big. You will generally find a lot of suits in the cafe at lunchtime as it's very popular with the people from the surrounding offices. They do have nice breads and takeout food as well, but if you can spare half an hour and can get a table, I would go for one of their cakes and a nice cup of coffee.

Fantastic breakfast and coffee. Eggs Benedict with panko…read morecrusted portobello mushrooms instead of English muffins - brilliant. Smiled salmon and avocado toast with generous portions in a beautiful setting. Tucked away next to the National Print Museum this is a hidden gem!

Charming brunch spot! Cool crowd, AMAZING food, and a great atmosphere. Get there early on a…read moreSaturday-- long wait and they were out of the pulled pork. We got the waffle and the Press signature. Both were good but the waffle was incredible. Great combination of flavors with the sweet and savory.

It is recorded that Saint Brendan the navigator set out upon his journey to find the garden of Eden…read moresomewhere around the year 512AD. With this in mind I set out in 2015 to find Brendans Cafe for a full Irish Breakfast. On Brendans journey he is said to have encountered a sea monster....on my journey a man in a sleeveless jacket menacingly drove a forklift truck along the path in front of us like something from Mad max. The voyage ended in the sitting down in this unassuming haunt for a very enjoyable breakfast set in the heartland of old school Dublin. They actually serve Brennans batch bread with the breakfast aswell as a shot of Orange juice to wet the whistle and a mug of tea/coffee. Places like Brendans Cafe are great, it will never try to be anything that it is'nt and it will never need to either. It is more than enough, the large breakfast at €8.50 is a real charming plate of food and I have to say that its refreshing to visit the kind of Cafe that has been doing the same thing right for quite a long time and hopefully will continue to fry up a storm for many years to come. Brendan even said "Well done" when I paid. There was something nice about the whole experience and I will be making a voyage here again in the near future no doubt.

Brendan's Cafe mainly serves the workers from the Fruit and Vegetable Market across the road - its…read moreopen from very early in the morning until around 2 pm or maybe 12 noon on a Saturday, closed on a Sunday ... It is a great place - hasn't changed in maybe 30 years with a feel that it could be back in the mid seventies! 100% authentic, it serves a voluminous breakfast which is very tasty and cooked freshly for you .... though if you like toast with no butter - better to warn the staff beforehand :) A place I regularly bring visitors for something real - it never fails to make a positive impression!

Great choice on the menus: chorizo hash It's was really…read moreyummy and the portion was perfect and very filling.

ooh a new cafe in the neighbourhood, and ooh its all pretty. Cafe 105 has just opened and its quite…read morelovely with some nice seats outside (with little blankies in case you get a chill) and lovely seats and tables inside. I had lunch outside today. The menu is a mix of salads and sandwiches, and there's a specials board inside. I had the omelette special and it was totally yummy. For dessert I had a strawberry cupcake - these are small tasty bakes, which I must say are a better version of the cupcake than the giant tasteless versions sold in most places. It was totally delicious. The staff were very pleasant and attentive. Lunch came to nearly 15 euro (main, coke, tea and a cupcake) so its not for every day, but for a treat its definitely yummy!

Where would I be without Café Java in Ballsbridge? Its the closest one to where I work so I try to…read morego at least twice a week. In the morning, its just a quick stop and grab (grande latte) and then the odd time I stay for lunch (they do some really nice paninis and a fantastic club sandwich) I've been going for almost two years and the service is what really sets it apart form the rest, plenty on the menu and good for a lunch meet up!

No, your eyes aren't fooling you -there's another Cafe Java in Dublin…read more Settled on Shelbourne Road for more than a year now, this incarnation of Cafe Java maintains the same quality of tasty lunches, desserts and coffee. The single table outside is on an awkward corner, which makes for uncomfortable pedestrian-encounters when having a coffee outside, The spicy chicken wrap is still my first love, I recommend ordering it hot with a cold soda ... heaven. If there's no time to sit in the small restaurant (or if there's no seats, which is more often the case), order it cold to go with a fresh baked cookie. Java's till-side cold case stocks a few wrapped versions of the sandwiches available in-shop, but hurry down as they run out quickly (except, strangely, for the tuna sandwiches).

I enjoyed the quaint local atmosphere in Brownes, the service was pleasant, and the tea was grand…read more I ordered vegetable quiche, and it came with a side salad and pickled cabbage. The quiche was good, they give you a large portion of quiche, however the crust was very thin. The server was very nice, and they do a lot of their own baking. I would try it for breakfast.

A group of eight us were in Dublin on business the week of March 21st and a colleague recommended…read morewe have dinner here. During the day it's a coffee shop but in the evenings its French bistro. I've lived in France for 4 years and have an affinity for French food. While I'm not a gastronomic expert, I think I have a fair palate and will say that Brownes does a very nice job. Our party was large enough that I could get a good broad perspective on their food. Each of us ordered a different meal and were very pleased with our food. Appetizers ordered included the duck confit, chicken pate, vegetable soup, and goat cheese salad. All looked very good and I personally found the pate to be delicious. Main courses included the bouef borgunion, pork chop, burger, seafood combination, and chicken special. The portions were of good size and we found the Sharaz wine we ordered to be very good. I would recommend coming here, the manager is French, very friendly and welcoming as is his staff.

People in Dublin who knit, crochet and craft in general have been talking about this place since I…read moremoved here. Until today I never had a chance to go. Wow! What a great crafters Paradise. Buttons, ribbons, yarns, books, needles, all types of craft supplies. I was like a kid in a candy store. The prices are moderate but the selection is very good. In the back they have a little café where you can get coffee, teas, pastries or even lunch. There is also a very nice selection of gifts. Winnie's is tucked into a neighborhood and a little bit out-of-the-way but it is well worth the trip.

The very best Lemon Drizzle cake as good as home made…read more Excellent menu for breakfast, lunch and tea. If you like ice cream they have there own and you can pick and choose to make your own dish delicious. On a sunny day you can eat outside. Not only can you eat here in the cafe but they have a tasty range of craft materials and I was very tempted to pick my knitting needles up after they had been redundant for years. Who knew wool could be so lovely. You half to try it!