I'm a regular in this cafe. The manger Diana came in and I asked her when are the toilets going to…read morebe fix which are out of order since last Summer. She sort of grunted at me, I told her elderly customers are having to walk to the hotel to use the toilets... she kept walking and I followed her. I told her I will email FSAI to complain and her reply was do whatever you want. That's a reply from a manger who has no customer and social skills Do you know Diana it is the law to have toilets when you having seating inside and outside. She hasn't a clue on how to be a manager. I have sent in a complaint about this so called manger Diana.

Apathetic staff that's not particularly attuned to immediately acknowledging the arrival of…read morecustomers. Sandwiches are pre-made but can be toasted. However they will be toasted with all vegetables intact so the lettuce will become mealy and limp. The sandwich bread is tasty and well toasted, and the salami is good and the cheese plentiful and melted. Americans was very good as well. Both set me back about 10 euros.

Great bakery in the area. The women who were working that day were incredibly nice and welcoming. I…read moregot a few times to celebrate a friend's birthday and everyone enjoyed our desserts. I would definitely recommend.

It's such an odd name for a bakery! It's a great little place and it's refreshing to find a…read morethriving local bakery in the heart of this Dublin Community. They have a variety of breads, cakes and buns. I am a huge fan of their ginger bread men, delicious! Prices are reasonable, service is warm and friendly. It always seems to be packed anytime I walk by it, which says it all really.

If you are yearning for legit Irish Sausage Rolls you can find them here at The Bakery (great name…read morelol). Flaky golden brown crust engulfing sausage, a pastry and protein mix for day or night. We also tried the Gur Cake which was made of compressed fruit covered by stale bread and white powder coating. Odd but great tasting.

Stopped here for a bite while on a food tour and we were served 2 things…read more The sausage rolls came out first and were absolutely delicious! A meat mixture in a flakey pastry. We were then served gur cake. A mixture of sweets wrapped in bread. Didn't care too much for them. The service was fast and the atmosphere was nice as we sat outside and enjoyed our treats.

A cool local sandwich joint with great food! Picked up a roast beef sandwich from Camerino the last…read moretime I was in Dublin. The bread was soft and was the perfect match for the slow roasted beef. The sandwich is made on-demand so expect a short wait if the place is packed.

I LOVE THIS PLACE. SO MUCH. I CAN'T STOP TYPING IN CAPS BECAUSE THAT'S HOW I FEEL ABOUT IT…read more There are so many nice things here it's hard to pick one, but pick one I shall. She has these carrot cake truffles which is all grand yeah. Except they have the cream cheese icing also THROUGH the cake mix. It's the most unbelievable thing you've ever tasted if you've got a sweet tooth. Why has no one thought of this before now?!! *Top Tip: It's owned by the loveliest lady - Miss Caryna who has the most wonderful story about the origins of the shop and the name. If you stop in and she happens to be there, ask her about it.

Pros - tasty scone -…read morefriendly cashier - tasty scone came with butter and jelly Cons - gave me the wrong scone - they didn't have cream for the coffee

Since this was the last stop on Anthony Bourdain's visit to Dublin, I had to try it. This sausage…read moreroll was super flavorful and the flakey pastry dough was perfect. I highly recommend this tasty treat.

Silly me, I thought that walking to the Guinness Storehouse was a good idea. And I did it, but…read morewhatever calories I burned off by walking, I gained back with the delicious cookies here. The Dublin Cookie Company is on a high street with lots of chain shopping options. Their simple font and "We sell cookies" in the window is really what drew me in. And its' a simple enough concept. Great cookies sold individually or with discounts on larger quantities with espresso drinks and hot tea. On a cool afternoon, three of their white chocolate chip cookies and a cup of tea was a perfect fit. Great service, too!

Generally underwhelming considering the hype this place had gotten prior to opening…read more Overpriced coffee considering the satisfactory alternatives available in cafes in the vicinity, and my coffee actually tasted burnt. I would have said this to the server had she not made a very rude and unnecessary comment about my appearance which made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. They have no gluten free options and no vegan options unfortunately, which I found disappointing considering all they supply is cookies. I won't be returning based on the poor customer service and lack of value for money.

Tasty Treats has been in Ballyfermot for as long as I can remember. They've always had a huge…read moreselection of delicious cakes, buns and now they have a deli counter which does amazing sandwiches and rolls. I ordered my 21st cake from here, it was to feed 100+ people, the cake was HUGE and very reasonably priced, also. We make it our business to go to Tasty Treats if we ever want a little treat. Absolutely love it.

Dont ya just love an owl coffee slice and a cup of tea every now and again. Tasty treat have by far…read morethe best coffee slices in Dublin and theyve a big variety of cakes. My lil one loves the gingerbread too :).. they do a big selecrion of breads and also have a deli part so you can take away fresh sambos,paninis and wraps. They do deals on the weekdays and I find theyre one of the cheapest bakerys by far. i swear by their carrot cake too. aww everything is just good!! if you want a nice wedding or birthday cake check out their cool designs in the window or at the back of the shop! Go get some good cheap cake!!

We happened upon The Natural Bakery while wandering around the Stillorgan Village Centre and while…read morewe were initially just window shopping, those pastries and cookies looked too good to pass up...so inside we went! The space is simple with one side of the store lined with pastry and dessert cases where all the goods are held and served from. The rest of the space is seating and shelving for other packaged products. At the back there is a couple of windows giving you a view into the kitchen where the magic happens. Our visit here was between breakfast and lunch, so we grabbed a pear and apple tart to share. The tart was divine! The tart crust was flaky, yet sturdy while the filling was perfect consistency and featured the right amount of fruit. The cream on the side added a bit of texture and sweetness with each bite. Service was friendly and helpful from entry to exit. The space was well kept and clean. The staff was actively cleaning tables between guests. Overall, solid find in the Stillorgan Village Centre!

Sweet mother of Jeebus, my ever increasing waist-line did not need this discovery…read more But discover I did. It makes me sound like an intrepid explorer, bravely overcoming all the elements and impossible climbs the Stillorgan shopping centre and mother nature can throw at me, but in truth, it is a little less dramatic. OK, a lot less, I parked the car and walked in to baked good heaven, my pictures do not do it justice. There is any amount of fresh breads, a little island in the middle with bakers decorating cakes and such an array of cakes, buns, éclairs and tarts that I could barely bring myself to make a choice. I settled for a cream filled doughnut, it was spectacular, huge and only 2 euro. Q wobbles out of shop, in a penguin like manner shouting "I'll be back!" to anyone who will listen. Children start crying. Q's belt starts crying. .