Tiny little coffee shop with a strong pastry collection. Nice water views. Some outdoor seating…read more Homemade Sausage Roll: Better than the grocery store kind. Nice and meaty with a flaky dough. Chicken, Chorizo and Leek Turnover: Loved how creamy this was. Chicken and leeks were dominant, but didn't notice the chorizo much. Rice Krispies: Great contrast between the crispy rice and the dense chocolate top. A nice upgrade from the typical childhood treats. Caramel Waffle Muffin: All the caramel inside of the muffin was great, so it wasn't as dry as regular muffins. The little waffle on top was very soggy though.

Coffee and tea excellent. Good quality food…read more Prices very competitive Shop well kept. Friendly service.

All of the food was fresh and delicious! The ambiance was also super beautiful since it had a…read morebeautiful view of the gardens. The service was sometimes slow, but I ate there a couple times and the service during our last time was perfect!

Deep within the neo-palladian columns of the Radisson hotel, the Orangerie Bar is unsurprisingly…read moreluxurious. The bar is in one of the two glass conservatory wings of this grand palace serving: breakfast and lunch; coffee and tea; with a full bar. A nice place for afternoon tea with your granny maybe, but not really my packet of biscuits.

Loved this Starbucks on Quay in Ireland. Really friendly staff and lots of interesting visitors…read morefrom around the world.

I'm not traditionally a Starbucks fan but this place is great. The Barista Saki was knowledgeable…read moreand full of great recommendations. It was a great place to sit and refuel before going back around the sights.

At the invitation of my friend I visited this Czech style cafe. I had a fresh bowl of granola, with…read morepumkin seeds. Yogurt and honey. The prices are very reasonable. We enjoyed the stopgap before going on our cultural tour. My friend visits regularly & finds a pleasant interaction with some of the service staff.

The coffee here is amazing and really worth it. I would advise against using the bathroom. It is…read moredown a very steep stairs the first step of which is directly behind a door!

Great service. Great food. Nice setting. Good value for…read morethe money . Friendly owners

Cute and cozy. The coffee was excellent and toasted sandwiches delicious. The bread they used for…read morethe sandwiches really just hit the spot.

Great place for family to enjoy brunch together on a cold stormy morning. Massive breakfast…read moreportions, delicious hot cocoa treat. I want all their scones.

Bradburys have been in Athy since 1938 so if you add up those years and all those cakes and breads…read morethey've made over the years ... It's no doubt they call themselves specialists in their field. Their cakes and buns are lovely and fresh. I'm a fan of coffee slices and would prefer their topping to be more like the sticky caramel you get in most bakeries - theirs is a hard icing. Their salads are fresh and they offer a nice selection. For hot food, you can try their all day breakfast - in my opinion it could be of better quality in some parts like the sausages but that's just personal preference. Their vol au vents are tasty and the potato gratin, delicious. The restaurant itself is bright, airy and clean - if the weather permits you can sit in the small terraced garden. The prices are average and there are specials available. The staff are very friendly. Bradburys haven't gone down the gourmet breakfast, sandwich or meal route like so many places have. They have enough of a selection in the salad to build your own gourmet sandwich. Would it make it better if they did advertise an all gourmet menu it's hard to say. As it's a favourite spot for my mum for a bite to eat and a chat, I'll be returning again and again.

That they were open Sunday morning was the first plus. Not being Starbucks was the second. Location…read morewas the third but that's relative (it's close to the Dublin Express airport bus stop). Three lovely baristas took my order and while I was disappointed that there wasn't a toastie or other hot breakfast available, I made do with a massive pain au chocolat. The flat white that was made to order was perfection. Rich, creamy and enough caffeine to get me to my AirBNB after a Transatlantic red-eye. And delicious. I sat with my breakfast looking out the shop's front window for a bit, watching the pedestrians and buses go by before heading to the train station.

Best flat white in Dublin city centre, hands down. I stopped into Shoe Lane Coffee on Tara Street…read moreand the coffee was seriously good smooth, strong, and properly balanced. You can tell they actually care about the beans and calibration, not just blasting out caffeine to half-awake commuters. The atmosphere is what makes the place though. Busy in a good way, great music, warm lighting, and the staff somehow stay friendly even during the morning rush. Had a brownie with the coffee and it was unreal.

Hidden gem that's not so hidden!! This place is just the cutest and tastiest little cafe in…read moreRanelagh!! I spent so many mornings staring in the window drooling over the menu that when I got to try it I was nearly too excited!! We got the eggs benedict and Mima hash! I could not fault anything! It was so busy but that just added to the atmosphere! All staff were lovely and friendly and could not do enough for us! The food was Delish and the people watching seats at the window are the best! It's a small place but once u get a seat u won't want to leave! Also theirtake away hot choc was Delish and v cheap. You really must give this place a try if you happen to be near Ranelagh or even on the LUAS!!

Great example of a local business trying to innovate in the community and bring people together…read more The guys have a real passion for coffee and a lovely space. The location is a bit crap in one way but it's always a welcome place to wait while the Luas is coming. Sometimes the coffee can be a bit burnt. But overall some cool menu options including smoothies, milkshakes, school lunch specials and ice cream! They're getting an alcohol license soon and starting to offer a wider food menu which will be interesting...