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.

Fantastic croissants that were huge and buttery. Lots of treats to choose from. I will be back.read more

A great variety of breads, cakes and pastries. I am a great fan of their sourdough breads (regular,…read moreonion, fig and walnut and wholemeal), they are so yummy!! A proper, old-fashioned bakery!

Right, impending nuptials and all that means we have been looking at some very unusual shops... not…read morethat the shops themselves are odd you understand, more that they are not the usual for me and mine. Cakebox is the latest in this line of shops I thought I would never set foot in - cake toppings don't you know, the shop has lots - all weird and wonderful and aimed at more traditional affairs than we intend to go for. They have 'cartooney' figurines as well but again not to our (her) taste! The shop is packed with lots of frilly paraphernalia and wedding and cake decoration stuffs, I didn't know half of it existed but I recognise some of the tools as having eaten their handiwork in the past! Hmmmmmm....cake

Very poor customer service skills. Completely unprofessional. Would not rely on or recommend this…read morecompany. Unable to accecpt responsibility for their mistakes. Extremely rude!

This place is relatively new and if your in Dun laoghrie it's most definitley worth a visit if your…read morepeckish. Its an all glass restaurant built from red brick. It overlooks the peoples park and in the near distance, the sea. I went there for Christmas lunch with my family and it was a great lunch and I have absolutely zero complaints about the food quality, it was top nosh! The reason it loses a couple stars though are because the menu is very small and limited so you can't be a picky eater, luckily I eat everything but that's not the case for a lot of others. The fact that it's made from redbrick and glass also means that it's very very loud inside with everyone talking as it doesn't absorb any sound and it just bounces around the room, very hard to hear your own conversation. And my final complaint / warning is that the ginger beer they serve has a lot more ginger in it than you might expect, it's flavored naturally with powder ginger and really gives you a kick, so beware! Apart from a couple things if your looking for a decent place to eat, it really stands out over everywhere else in Dun laoghrie and the price is very moderate too!

New to the People's Park and welcome too. We only stopped in for a coffee to go - I was;t hold out…read moremuch hope as the takeaway section of the restaurant was jammers! But hats off - My flat white was good and what surprised me most was the coffee was at the correct temperature for a flat white. The restaurant its self is modern looking and was also busy, outside seats available too.

I ordered two birthday cakes from this bakery -the first last September spelled my brother Niall as…read moreNeil and the second last weekend spelled my husband Andy as Anoy -they also didn't send the 65 candles for his cake -do not use for cakes -so disappointed

A MUST for all you bread-lovers out there! These places are everywhere in Madrid (a franchise…read morecalled Granier is like Starbucks there -we Spanish love our bread, you see?), but I haven´t seen so many in Dublin. So if you like some variety in your bread, this is the place to come, to discover new and amazingly tasty breads. Also, they have a great range of sweets and biscuits. I went for the cronuts. They tasted like Heaven, specially the lemon one. Go for it. The coffee was ok, but not as super as the cronuts. Also, this is perfectly located in Dun Laoghaire main street to refuel yourself.

It got the overhaul. I like how they redesigned it…read more ATM is available inside. Staff is great, very helpful. Would go all the from the till to just show you the thing you were looking for and not just show the direction with a finger. This centra is basically the only shop in Hampton Wood. Life saver.

Ah bit of everything and the off licence delivers. New design and deli counter. The staff are…read morefriendly and quick but it can get fairly busy It's not to expensive either. P