Nice contemporary coffee shop that serves lunch too. Spacious with comfortable seating. They're…read morehappy if you dine in and are equipped if you need to take away. Quick bites are displayed on the counter and a clip board menu features salads, sandwiches and mains. They also serve craft beer & wine. The back corner contains a full range NEOM organic from London and Ireland's own Voya, all excellent premium products and beautifully displayed, but these skin care products and candles seem out of place in a coffee shop and the smells, while nice, can be overwhelming and uncomplimentary to your coffee or lunch. Like their fine dining establishment next door, the food is excellent.

I've only been here once so far and rather accidential as my friend and I originally wanted to go…read moreto the Tramyard. But seeing that's (as per November 2016) closed until further notice we had to look for an alternative for our coffee. Glad we came here. Lovely staff, some nice treats and the upstairs seating, which is actually over several levels is nicely decorated - country like. As it was a rainy day I went for their hot chocolate which was just devine and also had a lemon drizzle cupcake that I really enjoyed. So I'll definitely will be back for more.

Just discovered it walking through Dalkey trying to find somewhere to have coffee with a friend,…read morelooked in and saw a counter bursting with salads and baked goodies. Looks tiny from the outside but there's actually loads of seating in the back and upstairs. Had a really nice iced muffin and chai latte, nicely made up with cinnamon on top, I was pretty impressed! Would definitely go back.

Delighted to see the expansion of this once tiny place up Killiney HIll. It's really nice to pop…read moreinto while on a walk or in general. They have a rail set up out side with water bowls for the dogs so you can keep an eye on them while you have a cuppa. The walls are glass so you can keep an eye out. :)

This place as the potential to be A-mazing instead... It just doesn't do the trick. Tucked away on…read moreKilliney Hill, it's perfectly placed for all the tourists looking for the best view of Dublin whilst it's a mecca for locals go about a daily walk or jog. Been here on a few occasions and for example, my most recent visit... It was a super cold winters day and I was looking forward to getting inside but they didn't really have much heat going on, many people still sitting with jackets and scarfs on, take the hint..!!! Also, it was 3pm and they had no sandwiches on display people had to ask for them and the lady seemed troubled to go out the back and bring a few options out... Plus for a great little cafe building and area, they have only pre-made sandwiches, ye know the kind in cardboard/plastic sleeves. They don't have any option to toast them and also pretty sad, they cut it into quarters and serve it on a plate... Eh, we all known I've just bought a cardboard sandwich, serving it to me in triangles doesn't make it any more gourmet. Also, 3pm... Cold winters day and they had ran out of soup, yep, no soup... Was half expecting her to say they had no hot water for my cup of tea, but it's ok, hot water was in stock :-) Service wise, they really could do with putting on a smile... There's little or no pleasantries from the staff which is such a shame and as a tourist hub, they don't give off that renowned Irish Charm.

I love coming here especially after a work out in the gym next door. The food is superb and all…read morequiet healthy! There's some lovely salad options and are a good size. There are some delicious cakes to try which I often have to resist with all my might) Usually a different one every day. As it's situated in the business park of Cherrywood, business is relied heavily on the surrounding businesses for trade. The gym claims ownership of the carpark out front (bit of a pain so don't park there unless you have a gym sticker!) but an adjacent building has kindly given 5 free spaces to the cafe. There a lovely seated area by a large pond outside to enjoy your lunch. The interior decor is bright and airy with a slight nautical theme. It's called the lighthouse cafe after all! They sell ginger beer which makes me happy ;) the coffee is Mcabes. It's located just off the M50 exit 16 and off the N11 too so it's easy to get to. Opening hours are 7:30-4pm mon-fri and 10-3 for Saturday brunch which I'm here to say is so tasty. Mmm egg florentine. If you're in the area, give it a go!

If you work in the small office park off the Bride's Glen LUAS stop, The Lighthouse Cafe is one of…read moreonly a couple of options for breakfast or lunch in that area (one other being Subway). The great thing is, they offer a really nice selection of rotating breakfast, lunch, and snack items which are both tasty and reasonably priced. They also have espresso beverages for coffee drinkers. For lunch one day, I had a chicken club burrito. They offered it grilled or cold, and I enjoyed the grilled option. My colleagues ventured over there almost every day for Americanos and protein ball snacks, both of which they said were very good. The staff there are very friendly, and they even remember orders for those who return frequently. This is a worthwhile place to visit if you work in that office park!

Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. Why don't more people from Celbridge come here?! I don't get it! Maybe…read morebecause you can't access it from the main street in your car any more?! If I still lived in Celbridge, this is definitely somewhere I'd be frequenting a lot more.. eh.. frequently..!!! Or maybe it's the lack of online presence?! I can't find anything about the cafe on the Castletown House website for example?! Why?! So here's what ye do. Go for a whopper walk up along the river, go over to the obelisk and imagine what it would have been like to have been hanging out with the Connolys and Johnathan Swifts and the likes, get a bitta wind in your hair, then get yourself over into the Courtyard Cafe in the grounds of the wonderful Castletown House, and get the warmth back in you. Get a nice sambo or hot meal and a lovingly made hot chocolate and cake to finish. You'll walk home with a spring in your step, guaranteed.

Walked here for brunch, food was delicious, coffee outstanding and wait staff super friendly!read more

I've been here a few times over the past couple of years. It's a handy spot in Cabinteely Park but…read morethe food isn't anything special. Handy to meet for a coffee but I wouldn't be pushed for lunch. There is a lovely seated area in a Japanese garden out the back.

Beautiful new cafe in the park, with a Japanese Garden at the rear. Nice, although limited…read moreselection of breakfast options, sandwiches and paninis. Lovely old building, nice staff and my pancakes were lovely (although a touch oily). Plenty of papers to peruse after your relaxed Sunday stroll around the park. There is an upstairs which I will have a look at next time I'm there.

Driving down Shankill Road you wouldn't expect a lovely Cafe / Restaurant here. In what rather…read morelooks like a car park with industrial businesses. But inside it's a lovely decorated restaurant, with very good food and friendly staff. And it's actually busy enough too, so a lot of people did discover the Cafe by now. I only had a coffee and a Hot Cross bun but both where lovely and the menu looked tempting enough. But it wasn't the time of day to have more than a snack. So it's definitely a place new on my map where I will come back to and try more.

Stopped in here during an unusually sunny long weekend. It's a really nice spot to relax after…read morewandering around Bray Head. Good selection of coffees, cakes and other refreshments. Plus an excellent outdoor seating area with some much-appreciate water bowls for our dog!

Stopped by for a coffee on the start of a bray and Greystones cliff walk. Creamy coffee with a…read moremuffin helped. It was very busy with a good number of dogs getting a bowl of water too. Very nice atmosphere.

If you are looking for an amazing coffee shop in Bray, County Wicklow , Ireland. I highly recommend…read moreFinbee's Coffee House located on the main sea front. I was made feel very welcome. upon walking up to the cafe. I ordered a cappuccino. The cafe has lots of seating indoors and outside. It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, lived in the United States for over thirty years and served in the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know a great Coffee Shop from all my travels and life experiences. I definitely will return to Finnbee's Coffee House in the near future. This establishment rates five stars and more! A must visit when in Bray, County Wickow, Ireland.

Stopped in to grab a coffee and a bite to eat on our day in Bray. The latte was delicious and the…read moresausage roll was great! In addition to these things, the view from the second floor was amazing! Great food, coffee, and ocean views? Unbeatable!

A wonderful panini of ham and cheese! A cute, tiny little place near the Starbucks. Their coffee…read morewas way better than Starbucks! Very friendly staff.

Lovely spot. It reminds of Amalfi coast cafes, lots of fresh pastries, fresh deli and lovely sfaff…read more Great selection of paninis. You can seat outside and enjoy the view and even feed some birds.