The brunch roll with black pudding was spot on. Lovely spot with local art on the walls. Staff were sound and left us to enjoy our food.

Stumbled onto this place on Capel Street and honestly glad I did. Got the homemade pastry and a fresh juice &mdash; pastry was still warm, really good. Place is small but clean, nice vibe for a quiet breakfast. Prices are fair for what you get. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The crepes here are seriously good&mdash;freshly made and super tasty. Coffee&#39;s great too. Service can drag a bit when it&#39;s busy, but honestly worth it for the price.

Lovely spot for catching up with friends over cocktails 🍸 The interior is way fancier than I expected and the staff actually remember your order which is always a win. Prices are typical Dublin city centre, so not shocking but you&#39;ll feel it at the end of the night.

The porridge here was really good&mdash;creamy and not too sweet. Coffee did the job too. Nice quiet spot to sit with a book for a while.

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The buckwheat crepes were light and tasty. Plenty of sweet and savoury options on the menu too. Portions are generous for what you pay.

The chicken tenders with garlic mayo were surprisingly fresh, even late at night. Took them back to the hotel and they held up well. Good spot for a casual bite. 👍

Lovely spot right on the canal, bright and cozy inside. Got the veggie pasta, decent enough but the menu&#39;s a bit thin on options. Staff were sound though.

The light in here is just lovely on a slow Sunday. Had the eggs benedict again, still good. The female manager remembered me, which was a nice touch. Staff can be a bit hard to catch when you need them, but the vibe keeps me coming back. Solid spot for a relaxed brunch.

The Guinness stew was decent, hearty enough for the price. Portion could&#39;ve been a bit bigger for what you pay, but it did the job for a casual bite.

Stopped in for a bite and the food was grand, though I thought it was a bit dear for the portion. Great spot for watching the world go by, that&rsquo;s for sure. Nice enough vibe inside. Only wee letdown was no Guinness on tap, would&rsquo;ve loved a pint with the meal. Still, a pleasant enough stop.

Solid eggs benedict and the Nutella pancakes were class. No frills, just good food for a lazy weekend. Staff were sound, place had a nice buzz. Bit of a queue but moved fast enough. Reckon it&#39;s a decent shout if you&#39;re in the area and can&#39;t be bothered cooking.

The terrace is the spot&mdash;pint in hand, watching the cricket, hard to beat in Dublin. Staff were sound, quick with the service. Only thing, the wine list could do with a bit more thought.

Stopped in for a late lunch last week. Got the duck starter and lamb curry. Spices are really well balanced, proper flavour without being too heavy. Place was quiet enough, service was fine. It&#39;s not cheap, but the quality shows. I&#39;d say it&#39;s worth it if you&#39;re in the area and want something a bit different.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the carrot and turmeric muffin &mdash; actually pretty good, not too sweet. Juices looked fresh too. Staff were sound, sorted me out fast. Place was a bit quiet but that suited me fine. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped in for a coffee and a scone&mdash;owner actually remembered me from last month. That never happens in town. Place is small but warm, proper chat while I waited. Scone was decent, maybe a touch dry on the edge, but the coffee made up for it. Nice to have a spot like this nearby.

Stopped in for dinner and honestly the pasta was the highlight &mdash; you can tell they don&rsquo;t mess around with the ingredients. I had the tagliatelle and it was properly done, sauce had real depth. Wine list is decent too, nothing crazy but fits the food well. Service was friendly, maybe a little slow towards the end but it didn&rsquo;t bother me much. Place has a nice casual vibe, would go back if I&rsquo;m in the area.

Lovely spot for a quick coffee and pastry. The sausage roll was properly flaky, and the staff had the queue moving fast. No fuss at all.

The brisket burrito was honestly so good, proper packed with flavour. Staff seemed like they actually cared about what they were serving. Nice chilled spot for catching up with friends.

Tom yam was proper tasty and portions are huge for the price. Good shout for a casual catch-up with mates 👍

Stopped in for a coffee and ended up staying way longer than planned. The outdoor seating is perfect for watching the street go by. Lemon muffin was surprisingly good, nice and moist. Coffee did the job, nothing fancy but solid. Place had a decent buzz to it, not too crowded when I was there. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Friendly staff and very good service. Lovely food and nice place for family occassions.

Chai latte was spot on &mdash; rich and properly spiced. Coffee&#39;s good too, and prices are fair for what you get. Simple spot, nothing fancy.

The Eton mess ice cream donut was genuinely lovely &mdash; fresh strawberries and that crumbly meringue worked so well. Strawberry milkshake was proper too, not too sweet. Nice to see a place putting real fruit in things. I&#39;d go back just for that donut.

Tiny little spot but the jalape&ntilde;o croissant was so flaky and good 😍 loads of sweet and savoury options too. Get there early though, they sell out fast!

Coffee&rsquo;s always spot on, no complaints there. Staff are sound too, always up for a quick chat while you wait. Makes a nice break from the usual lunch rush. Not the fastest if you&rsquo;re in a mad hurry, but worth it for the craic. I&rsquo;ll keep coming back.

Coffee was solid, terrace view of the church is nice. Staff friendly, didn&#39;t have to wait long for a refill. Place has a good buzz without being too loud. Would sit outside again.

Popped in for a hot chocolate the other morning. Proper melted chocolate, not that powdery stuff, and they throw in a little chocolate on the side too. Nice touch. Place was packed but the line moved fast enough. Can&#39;t complain.

Solid neighbourhood spot. The lemon and poppy seed loaf is my go-to, always fresh. Staff are sound, never any hassle. Good to have a bakery like this locally.

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