Friendly staff and the pub had a proper buzz about it. Beef and mushroom pie was homemade, really decent. Prices fair for what you got.

Stopped in for a proper Irish breakfast and it hit the spot. Black pudding was done just right, not greasy at all. Place is easy to miss if you&#39;re not looking for it, tucked near the old market. Staff were sound, didn&#39;t rush us even though it was busy enough. Only thing, coffee could&#39;ve been hotter. But I&#39;d go back for the fry-up alone.

Nice little spot for a feed. Coffee was grand and the staff didn&#39;t rush me out. Bit tight for space but that&#39;s the charm of it.

The festive afternoon tea was solid&mdash;good food, cosy spot, and the server was patient. Hot drinks kept coming, which helped.

The deli section&rsquo;s a nice touch&mdash;grabbed some Italian wine while I was there. Croque monsieur was solid, staff were lovely.

Been coming here for a while now, and the eggs Benedict never miss. Had them again at brunch last Sunday, still as good as the first time. Staff are sound, always make room for us even when it&#39;s packed. Place is big enough that you&#39;re not sitting on top of each other either. Consistent, that&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Stopped in for brunch last Saturday. Got the pressed sandwich with smoked salmon&mdash;really tasty, no complaints there. Chai latte was on the sweeter side, which I liked. Menu&#39;s small but everything looked decent. Most plates around a tenner, fair enough for the area. Staff were sound, didn&#39;t rush us at all. Place was busy but not mental. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m passing.

The lamb shank was properly falling off the bone. Good portion for the price. Worth stopping in if you&#39;re passing through Beechwood.

Stopped in for a coffee and ended up staying way longer than planned. The vibe is just really chill, you know? Good spot to meet a friend or even just sit by yourself for a bit. Didn&#39;t try any food but the drink was solid. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back here again sometime.

The pasta special was proper homemade, really fresh and tasty. Loads of options on the lunch menu too, sandwiches, burgers, pasta. Service was quick and sound. Good spot for a catch-up with mates 👍

Solid gluten-free options here. Staff sorted us out with homemade bread and adapted the breakfast no hassle. Sausages were the best part.

Steak was decent for a midweek dinner, and the tiramisu rounded it off nicely. The seating area felt a bit cramped though, like the tables were too close together. Not a huge deal, but I noticed it. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area, just maybe on a quieter night.

Tiny spot, gets a bit hectic at lunch rush. But that dulce de leche latte is worth squeezing in for. Quick in and out if you know what you want.

Been coming here for a while now, and the full Irish breakfast never lets me down. Proper portion, decent sausages, and the coffee is always spot on. Place gets busy enough at weekends, but that&#39;s a good sign I suppose. Still my go-to for a lazy brunch when I can&#39;t be bothered cooking.

The potato cakes were lovely - crispy outside, soft in the middle. I went for the vegan one with mushrooms and it was proper tasty. Really comforting food, the kind you&#39;d want on a chilly day. Place itself is small but cosy. Only thing is the seating&#39;s a bit tight, but I&#39;d still pop back in.

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The French toast and brunch wrap were spot on this time&mdash;eggs soft, salmon a nice touch. Owner even threw in a free brunch after our last chat. Proper care for customers.

Stopped here for a coffee and pastry the other morning. The outdoor benches get proper sun, which was deadly. Dog-friendly too, which is always a win. Coffee was solid, pastry was grand. Only thing is it can get a bit busy, but worth it.

The dosa was solid and the paneer biryani hit the spot. Staff actually knew their menu and pointed me in the right direction. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back for that biryani again.

The Eggs Atlantic were lovely, really fresh and well-cooked. Service was a bit slow though, we had to ask twice for the pastries. Food made up for it.

Stopped in for breakfast last week. That fire they have going makes the whole place feel cosy, proper old-school interior. Had the avocado toast and a coffee, both were spot on. My mate got the full Irish though and honestly it was massive, could barely finish it. Only thing is it gets busy quick, so grab a seat early.

Been coming here for a while now, and the deep fried haddock keeps me coming back. Cooked just right every single time, lovely crispy batter. Kayleigh was on form again, quick and friendly. Dessert was a bit meh this visit, but honestly, I&#39;m here for the fish. That&#39;s the main thing.

Ended up coming back twice on our trip &mdash; nothing else in Dublin came close. The food was unreal, and the staff were just as good.

Service is quick and the food&rsquo;s tasty&mdash;decent shout for a mid-week lunch or a coffee break when you&rsquo;re out shopping. Been back a few times now, still hits the spot.

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