Stopped in for a quick bite and honestly the grilled chicken with cheese was the highlight &mdash; proper tasty. Place has a decent buzz, not too loud, easy to chill for a bit. Staff were sound, no complaints there. Only thing is it&rsquo;s not exactly cheap, but you get what you pay for. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind going back.

Stopped in for a falafel sandwich the other day. Fresh, decent size, and the flavours were spot on. They&rsquo;ve a small grocery bit too, handy if you&rsquo;re after something specific. Place is nothing fancy, but it does the job. Gluten-free stuff there as well, which is good to see. Fair price for Dublin.

The steak sandwich was cooked properly, and that garlic dip really made it. My friend got the lobster pasta and it was super rich and buttery. We were there for a catch-up and it was easy to chat, not too loud. Only thing is the place is a bit small, but we managed. Would come back for that sandwich again. 😊

The masala dosa was proper comfort food, really hit the spot. Paneer curry with kasuri methi was my favourite though, you could taste the fenugreek. Service was friendly enough, no complaints there. Place was busy for a Tuesday which says something. Would go back just for that paneer dish.

The afternoon tea spread was decent but honestly a bit pricey for what you get. Loved the Middle Eastern twist though, and they swapped out the dairy stuff for me without any hassle.

Booked the upstairs room for a mate&#39;s 30th. The bartender knew his stuff, poured a proper pint. Space worked well, didn&#39;t feel cramped even with a good crowd in. Food was decent too, got the burger and it did the job. No complaints about the night.

Great Irish coffee - properly made with the cream floating just right. Barman clearly knew what he was doing behind the counter. Nice spot to sit and take your time over a drink without feeling rushed. Glad we wandered in off the main strip. Would&#39;ve liked a wine list with more options though.

Stopped by for a late breakfast after wandering around Powerscourt. Got the Turkish eggs&mdash;creamy, plenty of spice, proper comfort food. Raspberry scone was decent too, light enough. Service was grand, no fuss. Place is small so you might be waiting for a seat at peak times. Fair price for what you get. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area.

Our experience at Trocadero was fantastic! The service was attentive, and our waiter Tom provided great recommendations. The atmosphere was lively, and we felt very welcomed.

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Came in the night before Valentine&#39;s with the wife. Set menu was decent enough, hot wings were the best part. Waitress looked after us well, no complaints there. They took our Dine in Dublin voucher too, which was handy. Place was busy but we got seated quick. Wouldn&#39;t say it&#39;s anything fancy, but it did the job for a Tuesday night.

I highly recommend the afternoon tea at this restaurant. The selection of sandwiches and desserts is fantastic, and the scones are the best I&#39;ve ever had!

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The Avo chicken burger was decent&mdash;good flavour, plenty of filling. But for &euro;14, I expected a bit more on the plate. Chips would&#39;ve made it feel like better value.

Decent breakfast spot, &euro;12 for 8 items is fair. Queue moves fast, bangers are properly deep-fried.

Stopped by for a quick dinner with a friend and honestly the pasta really stood out. Got the tagliatelle and it was properly done, not overcooked or drowning in sauce. For a place right in the city centre, I wasn&rsquo;t expecting much but it hit the spot. Staff were sound too, left us alone until we needed them. Would go back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The beef and Guinness pie was the standout. Rich, dark gravy, proper chunks of meat, pastry that held up. Had it with the champ, which soaked up the sauce nicely. Portion was decent for the price. Could&#39;ve done with a bit more pepper in the mash, but that&#39;s a small thing. I&#39;d order that again.

The fish and chips here are always solid&mdash;never had a bad batch. Place gets busy, but that&rsquo;s just how it goes. Staff were friendly enough too.

Stopped by for lunch and Tomas sorted us out straight away. Proper friendly lad, knew the menu inside out. Had the seafood chowder and it was class, really rich and creamy. Place had a good buzz to it too. Only thing was it got a bit busy after 1 but that&#39;s on us for the timing.

Nice spot for a quick bite. Veggie options were solid and the staff pointed me in the right direction. Place was roomy too, not cramped like most spots. Got my food fast enough.

The scallop starter was really good, and the lamb came out perfectly cooked. Staff were attentive without hovering. Solid spot for a proper dinner.

The chicken burger was proper good, and the curry had a real kick to it. Quick enough service too. Handy spot if you&#39;re near the Luas.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up grabbing a croissant too. That thing was genuinely flaky, proper butter taste. One of the better ones I&#39;ve had around here, no messing. Latte was grand as well. Handy having the shop right there for a few bits after. Place was busy enough but moved along fine.

Food was solid and the service held up even when it got busy. Sauces had proper heat for spice lovers 🌶️ Just a bit loud inside, that&rsquo;s all.

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.

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.

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