Very very ordinary desserts.. I tried several deserts, they all ranges around €8 and did not like…read moreany of them at all! Got a dessert and it had female blond hair! That is a huge turn off for me!! Super gross! never again

What looks like a tiny bakery from the front door extends up to an amazing Sicilian restaurant. It…read morehas a ton of charm. You might have to squeeze into tiny seating but if you're willing to sacrifice space a bit you'll enjoy some amazing Italian food. Had to give a 4/5 just because seating and space isn't the best, but other than that had a great visit. The quick cafe section below makes it a great brunch/lunch spot if you're looking for a latte as well. My boyfriend and I got the spaghetti carbonara and lasagna and left full and satisfied. Tasted amazing and authentic, would definitely recommend if you're in the area looking for good Italian. In my top 2 favorite local Italian spots in Dublin!

Behind, or rather below, the facade of an Italian takeaway coffee shop place is this gem of a…read morerestaurant. Reminiscent of a classic Soho-style bistro we met with old friends for lunch on Saturday afternoon. Shabby, but comfy, decor and the joint was leppin' too. Service was brisk, friendly and helpful. I had the special roasted sea bass which was pretty good, large portion, well presented with a large side of boiled new potatoes. While most of my companions opted for dessert I ordered the small (haha!) cheese board. Three cheeses, huge portion, loads of crackers etc I simply had to share it with my fellow diners. Epic! Excellent lunch rounded off with a nice cappuccino (as you do). I'll be back. Highly recommended.

The best hidden gem in all of Dublin. After tens days of pub food which included seafood chowder…read moreand fish n' chips we wanted a change. We stumbled on this darling Italian restaurant just walking distance from our hotel. We came here two different evenings that's how much we loved this restaurant. We started off with Veneto Sauvignon Blanc. It was a nice Italian wine. We ordered the marinated olives and focaccia. It was perfectly seasoned and the bread had the right amount of garlic and olive oil. Simply delicious. I had the ravioli which had just the right amount of cheese and incredible homemade red Italian sauce. So Devine...picture to follow. The icing on the cake included the best service from Lauro. He was such an attentive server, personable, thoughtful and gave us the best customer experience. He had a lovely Italian accent which helped with the full experience. On night two we had the Pappardelle. Another authentic Italian dinner with fish. Very tasty. We recommend this restaurant and ask for Lauro.

Always a solid choice for sweets, coffee or lunch when I'm in Dublin! It's in my favored rotation…read more Today I popped in to load up on some sugary treats for my team to power through the afternoon, and PG&Co did not disappoint. Weighed down with about 15 delicious squares of varying composition and a few coconut mound cookies for good measure, I left 50 euros lighter with zero regrets (well my one regret is that I'm not eating sweets this month -- womp womp). But everyone else ate them -- they were nearly gone by 5pm! *I should've called ahead and they would've had it ready for me, but I hadn't planned very well. Regardless they accommodated the sweet invasion very well. I always love their coffee too -- made by a very friendly chap with a great passion for making great coffee drinks. It's exactly what a cafe should be - friendly, fast, high quality, cute with nice food to boot. Well done Peacock Green!

Because my review is over a year old, and after being back here again today, I feel the need to…read morereiterate my point. The food is so GOOD. The staff are so FRIENDLY. The decor is so CUTE This place is just so PERFECT. (Went for the lamb kofta with potato wedges, side salad (as much as you can fill up), and seasonal greens. It was immense and so filling and only 8 euro. Deadly) I hadn't been back here in ages, but I've learned from my lesson. It won't be so long next time.

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.

Sunday brunch here with 2 little people in tow has become a recent favourite. Menu has been hanged…read moreup again and some really good choices like poached eggs with homemade potato cake and black pudding or eggs with pulled ham - yum! My current favourite lunch is the open crab and smoked salmon sandwich on brown bread and a mug of the soup of the day. Despite not being overly "kid friendly" my boys are always warmly welcomed, which is really important to me.

This is a great spot for breakfast right across the street from the Liffey River and just a block…read moreor two away from the Ha'penny Bridge (which is not what it's cracked up to be). Great little diner style atmosphere with large plate glass windows so you can watch all of the people scurrying about the streets on their way to work in the morning. Good food, and the prices are more on the fair side for breakfast items. Veggie omelette € 7.50. Soft, fluffy three egg omelette stuffed with spinach, red onion, chives, and plenty of melted cheddar cheese. Included a side salad - kinda strange to have a salad with an omelette for breakfast, but OK... The "Big Breakfast" was also ordered. It included two eggs, cooked your style, Irish bacon (which I must say is much thicker than the bacon in the U.S.), two links of pork sausage, beans, and hot tea. This huge feast was only €7.95. So my advice to you: get up early on a weekday morning, walk down to the Ha'penny bridge, check it out for five minutes, and then truck your butt down to Mochaland Cafe as fast as you can for a filling, inexpensive breakfast!

We opted for the Big Breakfast (aka "Full Irish"), which was on point and perfectly suited for our…read morestomachs after a morning run. It consists of eggs, bacon, sausage, and baked beans, with a side of toast and an option of tea, coffee, or water. The staff was friendly and the food and coffee came out hot after a short wait. The cozy restaurant is situated right on the River Liffey near the Millenium bridge and is a great, centrally located restaurant to get a hearty meal in before you begin your day of bopping around Dublin. Definitely recommend!

This is truly a hidden gem. The service is friendly and attentive. We ordered toast and eggs and…read moreblack tea. The meal was served fast and perfectly cooked. The ambiance was great, full of locals getting breakfast on the way to work or during their lunch break. Always a good sign. The turnover was fast and attentive. They did so much business in the half hour we sat there. Excellent value for a high quality breakfast. Highly recommended if in the area.

Lovely food,great breakfasts,nice and fresh.like the fact when I go in for breakfast the food is…read morecooked from fresh.service very good and nice friendly staff.

Omg! What an amazing view and amazing Italian food and drinks!! Nice atmosphere and the chef is so…read morefriendly and talented and creative. The service WAs excellent we had mixed bruschetta with Spritz for starter and meat Cannelloni with a delicious glass of wine. Perfect for a night out on weekday! Thanks for a lovely evening.

Caffe Parigi is a really nice little Italian based on sir john rogerson quay. It only opened a…read morematter of weeks ago and the décor is lovely - little tables and some with an adjoining couch thing, decked out in cream leather with lovely fluffy cushions. I went for lunch and ther is a choice of panins, salads, pastas and a few specials. Just really simple, tasty food. I had the pasta arrabiatta and my friend had a parma ham and buffalo mozzarella salad. We got some bread and a big bottle of sparkling water, and it was only about €16. Good value! All the staff are Italian and really friendly. I'll definitely be back.

Occupying a prime position directly beside St. Stephen's Green and just steps from the iconic The…read moreShelbourne Hotel, Peaches enjoys one of the most desirable restaurant locations in Dublin. The restaurant sits at the intersection of the Green, Grafton Street, and several of the city's busiest shopping and business districts, making it an easy stop whether you're sightseeing, shopping, or heading to a show. The exterior presents a polished, contemporary façade with golden, modern lettering and large floor-to-ceiling windows that take advantage of the surrounding streetscape and natural light. Inside, the space has been designed as a modern brasserie, with a brighter and more refined atmosphere than its former KC Peaches café incarnation. Soft lighting, contemporary white furnishings, and a clean aesthetic create an environment that feels equally suited to breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner service. Our group of ten made a reservation in advance, and I'm glad we did - at 11:30 on a Sunday morning, the restaurant was completely full, so I would say reservations are non-negotiable, especially for large parties on the weekend. The menu reads as a modern European brasserie, combining all-day café favorites with more substantial lunch and dinner offerings. Expect a mix of salads, sandwiches, brunch staples, pasta dishes, seafood, and grilled meats, alongside an extensive coffee and drinks selection. The breadth of the menu makes it suitable for everything from a quick breakfast near St. Stephen's Green to a leisurely evening meal. While the offerings are generally approachable and crowd-pleasing, there is enough variety to appeal to groups with differing tastes. Their drinks include various teas, coffees, lattes etc. - while I'd recommend going to a traditional cafe to sample real matcha, some of my friends really enjoyed their Chai Lattes/Dirty Chai Lattes (€4-6), as well as their other coffee drinks. We all ordered different entrees, and no one was disappointed in their dish - some standouts include their Shakshuka (€14.90), which comes with a large portion of grilled sourdough, a deeply-flavred tomato-and-pepper sauce, runny poached eggs, seasonal vegetables, and basily and feta, and their Full Irish (€15.90) with the same sourdough, flavorful bacon and sausages, black pudding (dont' be scared, it's an Irish breakfast classic, tomatoes, mushrooms, and eggs your way. I opted for the French Toast (€12.90), which was served with two slices of French toast, a rich whipped mascarpone, and a mixed berry compote, which was a perfect balance between sweetness and acidity. While I would have appreciated some additional fruit, I think the French Toast itself was a great combination of richness and crispy fried edges, with a perfectly custardy inside. Prices are moderate for such a central Dublin location, with most diners likely spending between €15-30 per person depending on whether they're stopping in for a casual daytime meal or a more substantial evening dinner (which we didn't get the chance to sample). Overall, Peaches is a great stop in a highly-frequented area for any meal of the day, and I'd love to return at some point to sample their dinner menu!

This was the first restaurant we visited while in Dublin. I was so jet lagged and somehow the food…read moremade me feel better. Service was just ok but the food made up for it. The sourdough served with the Irish breakfast was sooooo good. FYI The restaurant is located next to the Shelbourne Hotel.