Had the halloumi sandwich &mdash; crispy cheese, fresh stuff in it. Pretty good overall. Place has a nice relaxed vibe, staff were sound. Maybe a bit slow getting the bill, but no big deal. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Pork main was unreal, proper depth of flavour. Place gets loud when it&#39;s full though, not the spot for a quiet chat. Staff were sound.

Great spot for a catch-up with friends. We came as a group of six and the staff were so patient with us. Pasta was delicious, and that tiramisu is a must. The free limoncello at the end was a lovely touch 🍋

Stopped in for dinner last week &mdash; the steak sandwich was properly done, decent cut of meat, good bun. Fish was fresh too. Had a glass of their house red with the steak, worked well enough. Burger and pasta were just okay, nothing to write home about. Prices are a bit steep for what you get, but I&#39;d go back for that sandwich.

The chai latte was lovely and the toastie did the job. Place got pretty busy but the vibe stayed cosy. Price was fair for what you got.

Came in nervous about my English but the instructor was dead patient, showed everything step by step. Actually managed a half-decent latte art. Fair play to them.

The caramel latte was spot on, not too sweet. Staff actually listened when I asked for it less sweet. Nice quiet spot to sit and relax.

The hot chocolate here is properly thick, like melted chocolate in a cup. That European caf&eacute; vibe is spot on, really cozy without trying too hard. Staff were lovely too, checked in just enough without hovering. Wish I lived closer, honestly. Would be dangerous for my wallet.

Stopped by for a cheese board and a glass of wine. Selection was solid, though the goat cheese wasn&#39;t for me. Paying upfront with a tip screen before I even got anything felt a bit off.

Stopped in for a pint last week&mdash;Guinness was properly poured, creamy as it should be. Bartender had a bit of chat, made the place feel friendly. Sunny out front was a bonus for watching the street go by.

The apple and rhubarb pie is still spot on&mdash;proper tart, not drowning in sugar. Been coming here a while and that&#39;s one thing that never changes.

Stopped by for a quick bite at the Jervis centre spot. Comfy chairs, decent vibe for a food court. Got the chicken burger, it did the job. Staff were sound, no hassle. Prices have crept up a bit, but sure, everywhere has. Fine if you need something fast without the fuss.

The lamb stew was the standout &mdash; tender, rich broth, proper Irish seasoning. Portion came up a bit small for what they charge, though. I&#39;d have happily paid the same for a bigger bowl. That&#39;s the only gripe. The flavour itself did the job.

Gluten-free pasta was actually decent, which is rare. Staff knew their stuff when I asked about cross-contamination. Portions could be bigger for the price, but the meal itself was solid.

The alfajores are unreal&mdash;crumbly, rich, and not too sweet. That dulce de leche filling is spot on. Lovely little bakery, proper neighbourhood vibe.

Onigiri made fresh to order. Really good. Grabbed one as a snack while walking around Dublin. Simple and tasty.

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