Great food for lunch, they offer hearty meals as well as healthy meals. One of the best places in…read morethe area. I love the half rotisserie chicken with salad and some f the sandwiches. The burger has two delicious parties of grass fed beef. French fries are freshly prepared, the salad are also fresh and delicious.

Looks like Sandyford Ind. Est. has just bagged another nice eatery!…read more Located just on the edge of the Beacon South Quarter on Corrig Road nicely removed from the hustle and bustle of the other restaurants. Stopped in for lunch on one of the opening days and tbh was a little bit manic but that just down to finding feet, have been in since and things have calmed down. The first thing you notice when you enter is the woodfire pizza oven! then you'll start to pick up on how trendy the building is.. if Pizza isn't your thing the mosey on over to the sandwich counter and purchase a very tasty sambo.. My person favourite is the Roast Chicken & Stuffing sambo, ask for it to be toasted! nom nom & very filling which is great value at €6.95! Once again another welcome addition to the Sandyford area..

Proper hangover food or if you just fancy a delicious breakfast roll don't look any further. Family…read morerun business and they are a really nice family too.

Best cafe mocha I've had in Dublin and thus far the best sandwich…read more Take away venue only. Staff was friendly. There are several items I want to try. I had the brisket sandwich as the chicken melt was sold out, so I'll be back, but be aware and order ahead if you are going to get there late.

I started a job not too far from 147 Deli and my coworker said 147 Deli for a good lunch spot…read more I came here last week and got the Reuben sandwich and a bowl of tomato soup. The staff were friendly and it was busy, but not too full. I came in a little after 130pm, and I think I'd been in a bit earlier there would have been longer lunch queues. If there is a queue it's worth the wait. I haven't had a Reuben sandwich probably since I left Canada in 2016 (Reuben's are American, but you can get them all over Canada too). Dark rye bread, corned beef, sauerkraut, swiss cheese, dill pickle, and Russian dressing. It was delicious. Pickles aren't a staple on Reuben sandwiches, but I love pickles and was happy with this addition. It adds a nice little tang, along with the dressing. The soup was warm and delicious with a bright tomato flavour. Soup changes daily. Portions were quite large. I just got the soup and sandwich and when I ordered I wondered if it would be enough. It was. My tummy was quite happy after lunch here. I'll be back for sure. Or maybe I'll just order in, because they have free delivery in D1.

Formerly Cafe Fresca, which was formerly O'Briens, Earl's Deli is the newish name for the cafe in…read moreRichview. The change hasn't been brilliant in terms of the sandwiches and its definitely taken a hit in quality as a sandwich bar. They have upped the amount of sweet treats on offer though. But these are pretty pricey (2.50 for a brownie square). However I do have a solid addiction to their chocolate croissants. It really is a pity about the sandwich bar. I have, as have others in the 'captive audience' simply started to range further afield for better savory fare.

The setting could not be more lovely at Earl's Deli, located just across a peaceful green quad from…read morethe Richview Library at University College Dublin in Belfield. The deli offers typical fare of sandwiches, soup, muffins, coffee/tea and dessert squares, but the solarium-style seating makes it special. Unfortunately, the temperature in the space does vary quite a lot depending on the sunshine levels, but it's still worth a break there.

I don't know where to start with Fothergills. We were fortunate to stay in one of the apartment…read morerooms above the cafe and were welcomed to a complimentary coffee and pastry for breakfast during our stay. The cafe is super cute; one side is more of a restaurant scene with tables, menu, and waitresses and waiters on hand. The other side is more of grabbing something quick to eat and/or drink. I've tried the raspberry muffin. It was so fresh and good words cannot even describe it. I'm more of a blueberry muffin person but being that was not an option at the time I chose raspberry and I did not regret it. My fiancé and I also tried the Irish breakfast (I posted a pic and noted what it consisted of). So awesome! A hearty breakfast was a great way to start a day of exploring in Dublin. The next day, I tried the croissant and scone. They pretty much melted in my mouth. As you walk in the cafe, you could smell how fresh everything was. Anyway, we had planned to drive to the Cliffs of Moher that day and decided to get a couple of sandwiches and saw they had a variety of choices to choose from. I ended up creating my own sandwich; it was super delicious! Even when we ate it hours later, it was still good. We tried the Irish cheese and onion chips and it blew my mind. It's similar to the sour cream and onion here in the states but a hundred times better. I found myself looking for more onion and cheese chips during my stay in Ireland. The cafe started open later than other cafes I'm used to but we never made it back in time. With good prices and great food we probably would have eaten breakfast, lunch, and dinner there. I would definitely visit this place again if I ever get the opportunity to return to Dublin. It made our visit a truly remarkable one.

Awah common... I'm on a diet!!! It's just not right that this sort of place exists; I have just put…read moreon 3 pounds just reviewing the photos I took! Yes, this is the enemy of the short fat and balding male rapidly reaching middle age, it is Fothergills, a shop filled with everything from a frankly obscene selection of the most appetising pastries known to man - including those squares of short bread covered with caramel and topped with chocolate.... Excuse me... I need a moment alone... Ahem... cakes... they do cakes as well and jam - I took pictures of the jam shelf, just to show you they take this sort of thing seriously... and quite right too.

Deli Cafe, coffee shop and local market. This lovely place was right down from where we were…read morestaying and it is a happy surprise. We had the chai and iced tea, both were flavorful and lightly sweet. The scones were classic English scones, buttery and flakey. For lunch we had the fresh turkey with cranberry stuffing ciabatta with carrot-beet salad and the chicken artichoke sandwich with broccoli hazelnut salad. Everything was fresh, light and the bread had a good crunch to it. The sandwiches were very flavorful and filling. The hazelnuts in the broccoli salad added a lovely fresh crunch to it. The shop had lots of teas, jams and take away foods. Everything seemed reasonably priced for Dublin. The staff were helpful and friendly and the places was clean and decorated in an open market style. A great place to pick up a few items and grab a bite.

I loved this place for a long time. But I had once very bad experience! I had a very bed diarrhoea…read moreafter had one. The following week my partner was the same. We live right beside. So disappointed.

To my knowledge, the best breakfast roll in Dublin. Builders, who know about this sort of thing,…read morewill travel upwards of two or three miles from a site just to eat here. I'm talking about the works; rasher, black pudding, hash brown, egg, red sauce and sausies all cooked fresh right in front of you. Best served first thing in the morning(between 730 and 830am), just after the baker makes his delivery and the bread is still warm. Perfect for your way to work on a cold winters morning, or alternatively, on your way home after a hard nights hard...eh... "revelling". No seating, unless you count the wall by the bus stop as seating.

This cute little place is one of the best value spots in the city. It's nice to know that you can…read morefind excellent value in D4. You are only a hop skip and a jump from Herbert Park. I often get my lunch to go and chill out in the park. It truly is the best value for money in the area and the food is extremely wholesome. You can get a bagel and a coffee for just under €3 before noon. Sandwiches work out at around €3.50. Along with coffee and tea, they also do fresh juices and smoothies. I am wrecking my brain to think of a place that offers the same value.

Serious value and the finest endorsement any deli/coffee shop can ever receive-there is always at…read moreleast one Garda outside. Plus, it's named after our good friend Ernest, which means they won't stand no nonsense. Sandwiches made with actual bread(not middle-eastern rye based bread substitute) in D4 at a very reasonable price. This place is a gem.

Stopped in for a coffee and sandwich one morning before getting on the train. The worker (owner?)…read morewas amazing. He was super friendly and makes a delicious dirty chai latte. The breakfast sandwich was fantastic as well (I wish I took a picture!)

The sandwiches at this place are amazing. The staff are helpful, fun, and fast. Its a great…read morelittle place to grab a bite while in Dublin. My group had lunch here twice over our four days in town.

Lovely place... warm and the food was delicious couldn't stop stuffing my face!! The service was…read morelovely too... I had the pork belly!!! OMG!!! Mouth drenching delicious!!!

The pasta was 90 per cent pasta and very little protein. I mentioned it but the feedback to the…read moreolder lady was not appreciated and/or nothing done. She just shrugged her shoulders.