Good organic coffee. A bit pricey but the food is really nice and the special are always very interesting mix of flavours. If you are looking for an healthy lunch and a really fancy place is really to try! Free WiFi and very good selection for vegetarian. read more

I can't believe that this is a Dublin creation. Places that I once thought were cool and quirky now seem lame and generic, cafe staff that I once thought were friendly now seem ogre-esque, and food that I once thought was fresh now makes me squimish, all when compared to this heavenly hipster house. If you ever want to impress someone/ convince someone that Dublin is the coolest city in the galaxy, then bring them here. lovelovelovelovelovelovelove read more

An old factory space with high ceilings and big metallic pipes has been filled with old mismatched wooden furniture to create an arty feel. Went for brunch there one Saturday and was pleasantly surprised by the immediate warm, friendly vibe I got on walking in. I had the Rosti which was really delicious. Top notch. Coffee was decent. And there's a tap and glasses encouraging customers to avail of free tap water which I always like in restaurants. My one complaint would be that the opening hours make it impossible for anyone working 9-5 elsewhere in town to make it there during the week but I guess that's just being pernickety! However, I'm looking forward to going there again when I have a free weekend! read more

One of my favorite brunch spots in Dublin. If you drop in over the weekend be ready to queue up, but the Fumbally eggs are definitely worth the wait! read more

The Fumbally - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dublin, D

The food here was very good. The portions were quite small for the price. The wait staff were delightful. I like that everything was fresh and the coffee was good. read more

Ok, others have done a way better job than I'm about to do at reviewing this place! I really like this gem of a place. Some might argue it's a bit hipster-ish but I love the vibe. It's usually buzzing for lunch but you can catch it at more chilled out times like early morning. The food is to die for and displayed beautifully. There is a real market feel to it. The space is comfy and relaxed. Like I said, people here have reviewed it way better than me so just go check out the place! read more

This place would fit right in with all the other hipster places in San Francisco. That being said, their food and coffee are delicious. Ingredients are always fresh and the dishes are presented nicely. My favorites for lunch: order a flat white with the pulled porchetta sandwich or avocado toast. read more

A friend of mine suggested we meet here for lunch whilst visiting Dublin last week. I was there a bit early as I had walked across the city and arrived beforehand. It's quite a hipster place but semi-relaxed at the same time. I had ordered the beetroot bourguignon on sweet potato mash with courgette spaghetti for 10€. I don't think I had ever had anything quite like it before but it was excellent. The espresso was also quite good. read more

This place is amazing! The food was so fresh, and you can watch them make it! The coffee was great...I may have two. The food was so delicious. We had breakfast there and the eggs and toast were amazing. The food that was being prepared for lunch looked insanely delicious. The decor is great. Rock in roll meets Anthropologie. We are lucky we stumbled into this place. The people were lovely and chatty. Just like I like them :) read more

Excellent!!! What an absolutely charming place. Seriously go now! I remember going for breakfast and getting some sort of avocado toast with eggs. It was so fresh and delicious. They don't skimp on avocados or eggs. You'll definitely get a good meal for the price but more than anything - the quality of their food is worth the trip alone. They really know their coffee as well. It's a seat yourself sort of place with cute couches and long tables. Just a whole variety of choices. The staff there is adorable and friendly. I just wanted to hug all of them. Such a sweet cafe and I wish I could go back every morning. If only I didn't live on the other side of the world... read more

Great for breakfast, especially chili avocado toast! read more

The Fumbally - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dublin, D

Excellent place for brunch and about the only place i can bring along my dog too. The salad here is top notch, as is the coffee. Nice friendly atmosphere amongst the beards and check shirts. read more

One of my favorite breakfast/brunch places in Dublin, located in Dublin 8 near enough to St. Patrick's Cathedral. A must visit if you're in the area as it's a local favorite. I'm a coffee connoisseur and they definitely know how to make a great cappuccino. The food is excellent -- and affordable. You can't really go wrong with anything on the menu but my favorite dish is "green eggs and ham." The Fumbally has a very relaxed but hip vibe. Expect to be sharing a table as they have a communal seating plan. It's sometimes hard to find a seat since it's quite busy so plan accordingly. My only negative criticism is that The Fumbally is closed on Sundays, which for me means that if I want to go there on the weekend it has to be Saturday. read more

This was our first visit to Ireland. This restaurant was near the place we were staying. The food is extremely health oriented and very wholesome. It appears that it is all made on premise. We came for breakfast. The coconut yogurt with granola was A+. The orange juice was fresh squeezed and delicious. There is definitely WAY TOO MUCH GARLIC in the eggs. So much in fact that I pushed them aside. I love garlic so this is very revealing of how much was in them. The Everything Cookie was extremely tasty and went well with their coffee. The Saturday special was a fried egg with mushrooms and greens. It got rave reviews from my husband who also said the croissant was flaky, buttery and what a croissant should be. Eggs on toast with avocado and chorizo was good. A bit too much chorizo and again, way too much garlic in those eggs. I highly recommend this restaurant. Plenty of seating. Order at counter, they bring to table. read more

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Finally Yelp reviewers have gotten it right! Best breakfast I've had in many trips to Europe. Food was quality and delicious! You order at the front and bring the food to your table. All staff was so friendly and so accommodating. Not the most extensive menu, but there's definitely something for everyone. Try the gluten free chocolate cake - it's amazingly sweet and one of the best I've had ever! read more

Don't be scared by the overwhelming hipster nature of this place. The food is great (perhaps the best porridge I've ever had?) And so is the coffee. I swear I'm not a hipster, either. Scout's honor. read more

The staff are straight out of the guardian fashion section, waxed moustaches, Joyce spectacles and messy buns. They are friendly and polite and they genuinely look happy to work there. The staff and the decor make this place feel as far away from Dublin as possible whilst being a lynchpin of the community. The food is fresh and feels good for you, it's a wonderful cafe. I reccomend going in mid morning on a weekday for your pick of the seats and the specials. What do they put in the eggs? It's fricking lovely. Coffee can be disappointing and they should serve tea in a pot if I have to reach for a negative. read more

First ever visit here today for lunch and all I can say is wow! Really cool decor, including fresh fruit and veg along the walls set amongst a mix of rustic wooden tables and comfy armchairs, reminded me of an indoor bustling marketplace. Busy, even after the lunchtime rush hour on a Monday so we shared one of the big benches with a number of others, although still feeling like we had our own space! Service was fast and well organised, but the food was really the draw of this place. A great menu (including All day breakfast!) with lots of healthy options, and a feeling of fresh, honest-to-goodness food. I ordered a sandwhich of Sticky slow cooked ham hock with fennel and Kim chi slaw. Great flavours , perfect mix of sweet and spicy. Also was served some proper loose leaf green tea...fab! read more

Sitting in the fumbally, and quite literally eating the tastiest meal I have had in months. Since I left melbourne to be exact. Why haven't I been here before!?? Well you won't keep me away now!! From the moment you walk in the atmosphere, the staff, the menu, the layout and style let's you know that you are in for a treat....But nothing prepared me for the amount of flavour in my mouth right now!! Oh and the coffee?!! If you can make an almond latte taste this good, then you know exactly what you are doing! Respect read more

The Fumbally - Heaven in a glass - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Dublin, D

I've been been meaning to try this place for a long time; probably should have back when it was newly opened and not hot doggin' on a wave of hype. First, the food: Saturday lunch of a pulled pork sandwich and a flapjack with a coffee. The sandwich was served open faced, a huge scoop of dry-ish meat on one slice and a surplus of mayonnaise with some salad leaves on the other. At first I wasn't sure what to do, but ended up pulling half the meat off one side and half the mayo + leaves off the other then reconstructing the sandwich for eating purposes. The coffee was small, and lukewarm when it arrived. The flapjack was the best thing, but served on a side plate so chipped it looked like it was pulled out of a skip behind a Simon shop. Second, the system: An awkward, disorganized mess. One orders their food after standing in line (which snakes around the room, creeping on the shoulders of people eating at communal tables, and out the door) and before they sit. Not having access to a menu puts one at a disadvantage when finally arriving at the counter, with everybody behind impatiently waiting, forcing one to hurriedly choose something, anything, to keep the girl at the till from snapping and the people behind from howling. One is then left to stand awkwardly in front of the kitchen/food running area whiles scanning the room in hopes of a seat and being prepared to dash when one becomes available. A waitress/runner eventually seated me on a platform with a table (?) as high as my shins and foot stools as high as my ankles--ummmm, not happening. I moved myself to the only other available space: outside on a dirty cracked table, sitting along a window sill. I told two waitresses/runners that I'd moved, but when my food eventually arrived the waitress said, 'Oh, there you are! Couldn't find you!' In sum--I came, I ate, I'll avoid in the future. read more

Almost hate to rate this place because it's gotten very popular, making it hard to find seats if you're there with a group of people at busy times! Everything is super fresh and super tasty. I've never had something I didn't like and the staff are all friendly and nice. I highly recommend the super fresh orange juice and the fumbally eggs. Most things on the breakfast menu are a 5r so it's a pretty cheap pretty awesome breakfast. read more

Came here for Saturday brunch. lovely high ceilings makes the space seem airy despite being full of people. Food is fantastic! I had the pulled pork sandwich but to be honest everything looked fantastic. For those who haven't been- just note that you need to order at the till (can be a bit of a queue) and then go to find a seat- sometimes sharing tables- this isn't something that bothers me but good to know in advance. Definitely recommend this spot read more

If your looking for a serious cup of coffee your in the right place ;) . Really trendy place and looks amazing .. I love that the kitchen is just an open counter read more

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Hey, it's where the cool kids are. Despite its painfully hip clientele, I really liked my Good Friday brunch in this artsy cafe. The menu is short but sweet and everything was delish. We even occasionally got service with a smile. Queuing to order is a bit of a pain when it's busy but it's nice just be able to up and leave as well. It's a lovely space with high ceilings and lots of different types of seating. The perfect cafe, really. read more

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This place never misses a beat. I could eat their falafel plate or green eggs and ham all day long. Excellent coffee and lovely staff too. Really love the space too! read more

Myself and himself just bought a house around the corner from here. I'd be lying if I didn't say the proximity to the fumbally didn't have something to do with that. I wonder would they just let us move in? The food is top notch. I wish there was some better way for managing the queue at busy periods but other than that no complaints. All the stars. read more

I've been meaning to write this for almost a year now! We visited Ireland back in July of 2013 and had the most amazing trip. The Fumbally was recommended to us by the owner of Jam Art Prints (another amazing Dublin find). The food was incredible, the atmosphere was hip and the experience was unforgettable. If you are visiting Dublin, this is a MUST. Slightly out of the downtown tourist attraction, you must walk here! read more

Love this place. Love the variety of the menu... Maybe trying a bit hard on the hippy front, but can't complain when food, coffee & atmosphere are that good read more

Delicious Dr. Seuss. Got mine with tomatoes. The apple turnover was divine and the coffee scrumptious. Seating on a Saturday was an ordeal, but the food made up for the wait! read more

Fumbally fell on its coffee beans!! I came across this funky coffee shop quite by chance and have to say it is really hip and bang on the trend for shabby chic, it's communal like and inviting. I was full of anticipation when I saw the food display beautifully presented and the enthuasastic barrista but I'm afraid the coffee tasted dreadful a real let down despite the fact it was prepared with great finese I couldn't drink it and left it behind. I had a yogurt option for breakfast which was lovely but a tade overpriced at €5.50... pity as it's a lovely place read more

Much less emphasis on the coffee lecture lately, and it really is an amazing space. And that thing they do with avocados and eggs... seriously good. read more

Went here for breakfast and have to say the food was great. And the fresh squeezed orange juice was nice as well. I know a lot of people like the seating. Personally, I'm not a fan of the open sit with anyone style, but I'm probably not hipster enough to appreciate it. Other than that good place and I would go again. read more

The first thing anyone mentions about the Fumbally is that it's "Hipsterville ". That may be true but who cares? The food is top quality, very different from your average lunch time restaurant and not over priced. The only problem being the struggle to get a seat! Check out the falafel or pulled pork sandwiches. read more

Great food, and awesome atmosphere. Their pulled pork sandwich was one of the best I've ever had. Very reasonably priced too.

Some of the best salad and soup I've had. Some of the other food is a bit oily and not to my taste. The breakfast options are quite limited but authentic. read more

Really cool and interesting hipster joint in Dublin 8 that's well worth a visit. Food is amazing and coffee is excellent, the premises is styled in a very funky and bohemian style and is very spacious and open with huge high ceilings so it can take a crowd. read more

one of my favorite places for sure.. We went one hour and a half before closing time and we ordered quickly. First you order at the till, you take a seat and then the waiter brings you the food. I ordered the avocado plate, espresso and one cookie. The avocado plate was very tasty and the quantity was ok. One avocado over a slice of bread, beetroot salad with cous cous and other greenery, The coffee was very good and the cookie was all free ( dairy, egg, sugar, gluten free). That is why was a little bit expensive : 2.50 euros for a small cookie. It was very tasty and because i cannot eat dairy and eggs i was happy that i could eat something sweet. A hipster place definitely but a good one for vegeterians. read more

My second review of Fumbally. Not much has changed. It is a great space and the look of the place I really like. But again, the coffee thing needs to be sorted out. I simply asked for my coffee to come with my food. That seemed an issue. But I said nout. Food arrived pretty quickly and although it was as tasty as always the portion has gotten smaller( the scrambled egg dishes). Our coffee never arrived. Had finished my breakfast at that point. Went up to enquire about it, when I mentioned that I had ordered them a long time ago and was finished my breakfast the server mocked me by repeating what I had said to her in an exaggerated voice and raised her arms up to the ceiling. At this point I would normally complain but I found it all so bizarrely entertaining that I chose to say nothing to the twit. There was a large greyhound standing near me, and other wannabe botox trout faced woman with a micro dog on her lap that appeared to be having breakfast, other dogs were roaming around being petted. There is no point complaining here. Everyone is too cool. Coffee arrived after more questioning and was alright but not great. In fairness Saturday morning is sort of a circus in here. Pluses are the space, food and quirky atmosphere. Negs are overly cool vibe from some of staff, paying for what you have ordered before you receive it and the coffee farce. Three stars is generous especially as far as service is concerned. read more

Hard to fault. Great food , friendly staff. Was here most recently two weeks ago. Had the falafel plate which is a great value option. The signature porcetta sandwich melts in the mouth as well. read more

Normally, I don't go for scrambled eggs (too blah for me), but the scrambled eggs on toast served here was excellent. They were well seasoned and I think I detected olive oil...? Super flavorful. Also ordered the rustic honey and buffalo ricotta and almond croissant - both are also recommended. Finally - the service was exceptional. Lots of staff bustling around, everyone was very friendly. It felt like having breakfast at a friend's house :3 read more