Good Cafés (1 Viewer)

[JohnnyRaz]

this place is a whisker away from being a hipster filled hellhole that only a harbo could love, but luckilly the locals have adopted it to some extent and are keeping it real yo'.

147 Deli - Deli, Café | Facebook

nice coffee and buns.

 

[Space]

My friends have a cafe in Smithfield. It is nice.

If its the one at the bottom of the square it gets my approval. Great breakfasts and all.

 

[therealjohnny]

My friends have a cafe in Smithfield. It is nice.

Would they allow local stab victims to frequent it or do they reckon the locals in general "lower the tone"?

 

[JohnnyRaz]

If its the one at the bottom of the square it gets my approval. Great breakfasts and all.

cinamon cafe? thats a lovely spot!

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

cinamon cafe? thats a lovely spot!

That's the one!

 

[hermie]

Simon's, Brioche, Lilliput, Black Apple, Fumbally would be my top 5 in no particular order. I realise the latter is pricey and uber-hipster but they're sound, conscientious and the produce is top notch.

Hurray for the good ones!

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

I always had Simons judged as a hipster haven, am I wrong?

The Beanhive on Dawson street is pretty good, staff are sound, nice coffee and a good spot for watching the world go by. Its only drawback is the small size of the premises.

 

[nooleen]

simon's place has magic sandwiches
they look like normal sandwiches but they're extra delicious

 

[Jerry Twig]

The Beanhive on Dawson street is pretty good. Its only drawback is the small size of the penises.

So I've heard

 

[ernesto]

Opposite the Centra, near where there is another cafe

Opposite Centra is The Black Apple, as mentioned by Hermie.
Our friend owns it and although it's a biased opinion, their eggs benedict are wonderful as is their coffee and a lovely cake selection.
Lovely spot


Also, that cafe just up from the Bernard shaw on the opposite side of the road.
They do loads of different teas and they've a lovely bench for sittin and smoking out the back and also a nice little chill out room downstairs for playing chess / havin a sly tug. Usually nice vinyl being played there too

The cafe in Lucan has a waitress who should be in the fillums

their coffee is shit though

so, I'm torn

Where in Lucan?

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

Opposite Centra is The Black Apple, as mentioned by Hermie.
Our friend owns it and although it's a biased opinion, their eggs benedict are wonderful as is their coffee and a lovely cake selection.
Lovely spot

A few doors up from the black apple towards the shop that sells boxes theres a place called Harold's Fair (or something like that i think). It's kind of a deli/posh food shop/cafe. I dunno how long its there but I just saw it a few weeks ago for the first time

 

[chris d]

this place is a whisker away from being a hipster filled hellhole that only a harbo could love, but luckilly the locals have adopted it to some extent and are keeping it real yo'.

147 Deli - Deli, Café | Facebook

nice coffee and buns.

Their meatball subs are really excellent. Feel a bit of a ponce walking down Parnell Street with my take out cappuccino and pulled pork bap in a brown bag mind.

Gerrys on Montague Street ain't bad for a no nonsense breakfast. Coffee in a mug. Toast in a basket. Gerry (I assume) reading the paper.

 

[therealjohnny]

Opposite Centra is The Black Apple, as mentioned by Hermie.
Our friend owns it and although it's a biased opinion, their eggs benedict are wonderful as is their coffee and a lovely cake selection.
Lovely spot


Also, that cafe just up from the Bernard shaw on the opposite side of the road.
They do loads of different teas and they've a lovely bench for sittin and smoking out the back and also a nice little chill out room downstairs for playing chess / havin a sly tug. Usually nice vinyl being played there too



Where in Lucan?

Main Street ? Near the Oxfam. Do you know her and is she sound?

 

[ernesto]

Main Street ? Near the Oxfam. Do you know her and is she sound?

Ahh the olive skinned beauty in the village cafe?

I saw her first, back off!!

 

[therealjohnny]

The one I'm thinking of looks a bit like Imogen Poots

But their coffee tastes like the she poots in it

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Dunkin Donuts.

Known colloquially as 'Dunkies'

Great coffee (or maybe it's not, I really can't tell) and no tipping.

They are located right next to everywhere.

 

[Jill Hives]

"Just take a right after the retarded kid selling flowers." Directions I was once given with regards to Dunkies.

 

[JohnnyRaz]

I always had Simons judged as a hipster haven, am I wrong?

The Beanhive on Dawson street is pretty good, staff are sound, nice coffee and a good spot for watching the world go by. Its only drawback is the small size of the premises.

simons is where yesterdays hipsters, punks, and ageing hippys go to unwind and stick up posters to gigs no-one will ever go to. one of my favourite spots in dublin

 

[JohnnyRaz]

I always had Simons judged as a hipster haven, am I wrong?

The Beanhive on Dawson street is pretty good, staff are sound, nice coffee and a good spot for watching the world go by. Its only drawback is the small size of the premises.

simons is where yesterdays hipsters, punks, and ageing hippys go to unwind and stick up posters to gigs no-one will ever go to. one of my favourite spots in dublin

 

[sleepy]

simons is where yesterdays hipsters, punks, and ageing hippys go to unwind and stick up posters to gigs no-one will ever go to. one of my favourite spots in dublin

Never been there myself but I remember my wife had to meet an old friend of her's there who is bit of a wannabe hipster and an utter fucking tool. The invite came with the passive aggressive dig of "it might be too quirky for you". My wife's opinion was "Quirky me hole, it was a shit hole full of twats that charged 2 euro for a cup of Nescafe". She probably would have enjoyed it a bit more if it hadn't been for the arseholey invitation that she got off her arsehole friend. They're not really in contact anymore. Because of yr wan being an arsehole

 

[JohnnyRaz]

Never been there myself but I remember my wife had to meet an old friend of her's there who is bit of a wannabe hipster and an utter fucking tool. The invite came with the passive aggressive dig of "it might be too quirky for you". My wife's opinion was "Quirky me hole, it was a shit hole full of twats that charged 2 euro for a cup of Nescafe". She probably would have enjoyed it a bit more if it hadn't been for the arseholey invitation that she got off her arsehole friend. They're not really in contact anymore. Because of yr wan being an arsehole

its about as quirky as my left bollock. that friend is clearly a twat.