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 in for the first time last week&mdash;owner Michael actually came over for a quick chat, proper welcoming. Place was spotless too. Got the chicken dish, it was solid, nothing fancy but done right. Reckon I&rsquo;ll be back, that kind of easy vibe is hard to find.

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.

Got seated in about 10 minutes despite the Sunday rush. Avo toast and shakshuka were solid, decent portions for the price. Service was friendly enough. No complaints.

Stopped in for coffee and a slice of cake. Place is small but has a nice buzz to it. Music was decent, not too loud. Cake selection looked good, had the chocolate one. Fine for killing an hour or so if you&#39;re in the area.

Hot chocolate here is proper stuff, thick and rich. Turkish coffee&#39;s a nice option too if you fancy switching it up. Pastries looked decent but didn&#39;t try one.

Convenient spot across from the museum. Food was solid and the bill felt fair for the area. Service quick enough.

Decent spot for vegan options. Had the vegan burrito with broccoli cheddar soup&mdash;pretty good combo. Wish the burrito was a bit bigger though.

Stopped in for a sandwich and a glass of wine at lunch. The fillings were fresh, bread was decent, no complaints there. Service was quick enough, which I appreciated. Wine list is small but they had a decent Sauvignon Blanc that paired well with the chicken option. Fine for a casual bite in Dundrum.

Staff were very helpful with my gluten-free request for pancakes. Quick to accommodate, no fuss. Made the meal straightforward and stress-free. Good to see a place that handles dietary needs efficiently.

Portions are decent for what you pay, but the extra charge for halloumi felt a bit much. Still, got enough food to fill me up.

Lovely vintage Shanghai vibe inside &mdash; really sets it apart. Good spot for a quiet catch-up over tea and cake. Staff even remembered my order, which was a nice touch.

Dylan was so patient with my 90-year-old grandmother, went out of his way to make sure she was comfortable. Really kind service, made the whole visit easy for us.

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