The price was actually not to bad for being airport food…read more The staff was super nice and diligent. What was not good was the sandwich. The sandwich was lacking much meat, and what it did have had very little flavor. The temperature they served it at could rival a volcano. It was so freaking hot, it took forever to cool down (learned how hot it was after the first bite). I had some great food while visiting Ireland, but I could not find a place that could make a good sandwich!

O'Brien's Sandwich bar offers an alternative to the cliche view that Irish are only good for there…read morepubs. O'Brien's is a global chain that offers Irish sandwiches and wraps made the way your momma used to make them for you. This particular branch at the airport departures lounge is one of the few options available for those who want a quick bite prior to going through security. The cafe offers limited sandwiches and wraps compared to the bigger branches. I ordered the triple club which had turkey, cheese, onion, tomatoes with an avocado spread and honey mustard. The triple stack makes you feel more powerful than the regular two stack samdwiches we are accustomed to. The sandwich comes with a side of crisps which go perfect as a solo or if you are adventurous add them to the sandwich. My aunt and mom were with me and they opted for a wrap. I think if your going here though you should go with the bread option it's nicer. The cashier was under the pump and flying solo (airport pun intended). I had to wait a couple of minutes for my order which was a little annoying but food made up for that. Looked like best option around before departure lounge.

It's easy to miss Bolands Sandwich Bar because of its location on Duke Lane…read more But people should seek this place out. It provides the simple service of sandwiches, pretty run of the mill sandwiches at that. But they are fast and the sandwiches are extremely great value. Today I got a chicken and stuffing on white, which was pre-made and ready to go from their fridge. In and out super quick. It wasn't a gourmet or artisan sandwich, but for what it was it was pretty good. I really enjoyed it too. The best part, it cost 2.80 EUR. But the standard was much higher than than the price suggests. They also have a counter down the back where you can have your sandwich made to your own liking. Highly recommended.

Save value, a hot chicken roll, a cuppa wedges and a can of drink for €5. The best bargain, it…read moredeserves 5 stars in itself. Simple food, but it's nice!

The Menu is Light but the Staff Accepts Requests…read more Very Nice Staff Price was Right on

the pancakes tasted gorgeous! loved every bit of it, was very filling as well! the way the bacon…read moreand syrup paired so well together was delish.

Deception.... foot long pastrami sandwich is apply They lay…read moreone slice of pastrami on top making it look like it's stuffed with pastrami. One bit reveals the deception. The only redemption is that the bread is very good. Go for it if you like read. I was hungry so I went for it!

A pleasant surprise in the Dublin airport! I'm a bit perplexed by the other reviews as it was…read moreactually pretty good here. The thick burger had very good, fresh meat with a nice bread bun that is not the usual one. The lettuce and onions were fresh. Overall, a pretty decent burger! I would eat it again. The chips were really fresh, and the ketchup is super good and not so sugary - somewhat of a mix between ketchup, Mexican salsa, and chutney. Of course they have Guinness as well to wash it down. Keep expectations low of course but recommended if you need a bite while in transit!

Things I loved: food, decor, prices…read more Things I did not love: long waits for anything as there were too few staff. Will 100% make a return visit, the breakfast plate was enormous and delicious but I'm hoping there are more staff next time. It ruins the whole experience. That's not to take away from the staff that were there, they were great!

GFP in Swords is my go-to place for breakfast/brunch when I'm on home turf. It's always buzzing but…read morethey will do their best to accommodate you and I've never had to wait for a table. Service itself is speedy but the wait times on the food itself can be quite long at times. Their sandwiches are great, served on really fresh bread. One of my favourites is the Dubliner Cheddar with red pepper, rocket and garlic mayo on pillowy-soft white batch...nom!! The brunch offerings that I have sampled have all been really tasty and their patatas bravas and sweet potato fries hit the spot nicely too. I love their tableware and the cosy décor and it's the place in Swords village that always first comes to mind when I'm in need of a pick-me-up after a night on the town. It's reliably good and my definite first port of call when in need of good coffee, cake or a stodgy feed after a session.

Skip and go to the chocolate lounge right next to it. More choices and better ambience. Wish we…read morewould have seen that place before ordering here. Food was okay, nothing great but not terrible for airport food.

Have to use the app to order by WiFi is free so not a big deal. Prices here are high for an airport…read moreabout the same price in NYC. Service is slow and slightly disjointed. The entire place is dirty and needs a a good scrubbing. The food is fair nothing great burger is the frozen puck style not very flavorful but it serves the purpose when your hungry.

Stopped at this first bar after clearing security. Didn't realize it until after leaving and…read morewalking to our gate that there appeared to be better options. Oh well. No frills bar with no food service. But..... they have Guinness :-)

Located in Terminal 1 at the Dublin airport, is the Marqette which is extremely busy and loud with…read morea lounge and full liquor bar. Our table was filthy but the staff came by and cleaned in after a few minutes. Several different eateries in this portion of the airport. Ordered a tuna melt, parma ham sandwich, a cola and a prosecco while waiting two hours for my flight. This eatery won "Food Hall of the Year" for two consecutive years. Warning: it is very noisy so do not expect to relax.

This is an amazing sandwich shop right across from Mayors Square. They also do coffee and a few…read moreother bits, but the sandwiches there are the main focus and they are simple divine. They have a few types of homemade breads they use, I personally love the focaccia, and the use amazing fresh ingredients as well for one of the best sandwiches you will ever eat. Best part, the prices are really good too and the staff are lovely. As my office is right around the corner, I will definitely be eating here more often!

From the owner: La Corte coffee shops are the on-the-go offering from the Dunne & Crescenzi collection, providing…read morecoffee, fresh baked pastries and handmade panini's to those who are a little short on time.

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.