Well worth a visit for lunch... and very fiendly and helpful staff. The food is great. more

My boyfriend and I went to Queen of Tarts in cow's lane (I liked the look of it better than the original on Dame street) for breakfast and it was delicious! We had the "hearty" breakfast, which I liked purely because I felt a bit like a pirate when I asked for it. The people serving seemed a bit rushed,... more

My husband and I visited this cute pastry shop on the first day of our trip to Dublin. And went back again a few days later! We sat at small, cozy tables and ordered a plum tart and a lemon tart with tea. The service was excellent, and the tarts were to die for! Not too sweet, american pastries seem... more

This very tiny restaurant is a wonderful place to rest your weary feet and have a cup of tea with a tart or a steamy bowl of homemade soup with delicious homemade bread. The prices were reasonable and the food was savory. It is located across from Dublin Castle on Corkhill street, close to main Dublin tourism center. There is... more

Wow! The raspberry scones with fresh cream and jam.... out of this world. more

close to the hostel I was staying at, walked past looked cosy so went in and had the hardest time trying to make my mind up about what to have for lunch. the food was just wonderful, not high end, but great quality, homemade feel to it. loved the tea pots,great place to eat and rest a spell, was a... more

Really enjoyed this place. Ate there for breakfast and/or lunch every day I was in Dublin. There are actually two locations very close to eachother which surprised me. I would avoid the cupcakes though -- they are VERY heavy and not at all what I anticipated. Everything else was really good though. Pricey place. more

Butter nut Squash and red pepper soup, huge slices of homemade brown bread...Coffee and Berry crumble.... So fresh and delicious, make sure you're well-hungry for your visit. more

This is a regular haunt of mine, for breakfasts at weekends and lunch occasionally. It is consistently excellent. You should try the pancakes (only available at weekends for some peculiar reason) and the raspberry cheesecake is unbeatable. Portions could be slightly bigger at lunch but maybe I'm just being greedy. A place to visit if you come to Dublin! more