Stopped in while waiting for the Dart, ended up staying way longer than I meant to. Staff were sound, even watched my bag while I ducked out for a quick call. Coffee was decent, did the job. Place has a good buzz to it, easy to lose track of time. Handy spot if you&#39;re passing through.

The bruschetta was the highlight&mdash;tomatoes were actually ripe, bread nicely toasted. Diavolo pizza had a proper kick to it too. Service sorted out a small mix-up with our starter and threw in a limoncello, which was a nice touch.

The salmon with mash and veg in white sauce was spot on&mdash;proper comfort food, well-seasoned. Easily the best meal I&#39;ve had in a while.

The garlic potatoes with truffle mayo were the real highlight&mdash;proper comfort food. Pizza was decent too, though nothing mind-blowing. Service kept things moving, which I appreciated.

The Sunday lunch menu is honestly such good value. I got the hake with Greek-style sides and it was spot on, really fresh. Chocolate mousse for dessert was the highlight though. Service was grand, but the 10% service charge caught me off guard a bit. Still, I&rsquo;d go back for that mousse alone.

The pasta special was proper homemade, really fresh and tasty. Loads of options on the lunch menu too, sandwiches, burgers, pasta. Service was quick and sound. Good spot for a catch-up with mates 👍

Cozy spot with a proper traditional feel &mdash; loved that you could see into the kitchen through the pass-through window. It looked spotless the whole time, which honestly made me trust the place more. Didn&rsquo;t try anything too adventurous, but the vibe alone would bring me back. Maybe next time I&rsquo;ll go for the full Irish breakfast.

Popped in before the rugby match, place was absolutely rammed. Still managed to get a seat though. Burger was proper good, decent size and the patty had a nice char on it. The girl serving us was sound, really helpful when we were trying to decide what to get. Not the cheapest but you&#39;re paying for the location.

The beef burger here is honestly one of the more reliable ones I&#39;ve had in a while. I like that you pick your own toppings, keeps it simple. The patty was cooked properly and the shoestring fries were decent. Not a fancy place, but the ingredients tasted fresh. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Tiny little place but the cabbage dish genuinely blew me away 😅 Didn&rsquo;t expect much from a veggie plate but it was so light and well done. Deffo book ahead though, it&rsquo;s packed.

Steak was decent for a midweek dinner, and the tiramisu rounded it off nicely. The seating area felt a bit cramped though, like the tables were too close together. Not a huge deal, but I noticed it. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area, just maybe on a quieter night.

Tiny spot, gets a bit hectic at lunch rush. But that dulce de leche latte is worth squeezing in for. Quick in and out if you know what you want.

Been coming here for a while now, and the full Irish breakfast never lets me down. Proper portion, decent sausages, and the coffee is always spot on. Place gets busy enough at weekends, but that&#39;s a good sign I suppose. Still my go-to for a lazy brunch when I can&#39;t be bothered cooking.

The French toast and brunch wrap were spot on this time&mdash;eggs soft, salmon a nice touch. Owner even threw in a free brunch after our last chat. Proper care for customers.

Grabbed a chicken fillet roll here at lunch. Meat was proper juicy, not dry at all. Fried pickles on the side were crispy, exactly what I needed. Service was quick, in and out in ten minutes. Solid spot if you&#39;re in a rush and want something decent.

Mick&rsquo;s a proper gent, told us how the place started. Buttermilk chicken tenders were unreal, beignets finished it off nicely.

The staff were lovely and really attentive, checked in on us a few times. Food came out quick too, maybe 15 minutes. Nice relaxed spot for a casual bite.

Popped in for a quick bite last week. Ramen was decent, broth had good flavour. Noodles were a bit softer than I&#39;d normally get, took me a minute to get used to. Place itself is comfortable enough, nothing fancy. Fair price for what you get, I&#39;d say. Might come back if I&#39;m in the area and craving a bowl.

Came in for a late breakfast on Sunday and got seated right away, which surprised me. Food was lovely, service quick, but it was loud enough that I put my headphones on just to enjoy my coffee in peace.

Solid spot for a drink at the bar. Burger&rsquo;s up there with the best in town, and the club sandwich is properly done&mdash;hard to find that these days. Just give yourself time to flag someone down for service.

Tiny little place, barely any seats, but grand for grabbing something quick. Got the chicken wrap, fresh enough and the sauce was decent. Packaged well, no mess on the go. Not somewhere you&#39;d sit down for a long chat, but does the job.

The mapo tofu here actually tastes like the real deal, not the watered-down version you get in most places. I sat near the window and the light was nice, made the whole room feel a bit warmer. Double cooked pork belly was decent too, though the seating could be a bit more comfortable. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back for a quick lunch.

Decent spot for Chinese food when you&#39;re sick of pub grub. Wonton soup was good but the portions are a bit small for the price.

The carrot cake really stood out &mdash; fresh and not overly sweet. Brownie was good too. Prices are on the higher side, but the quality matches. Courtyard seating is nice, though the garden chairs could use more cushioning.

Decent spot on South William Street. The Ethiopian cappuccino was rich and nutty, nice for a slow Saturday morning. Steps out front are good for people-watching.

The chicken wrap was proper. Loads of filling, decent fuel for the day. Solid shout if you&#39;re on a quick break.

The pistachio croissant was the standout &mdash; flaky, not too sweet. Matcha was decent too. Nice bright spot by the water, easy to sit and chill for a bit.

Teppanyaki chicken was solid &mdash; good portion for the price, rice and miso soup included. Chilli oil gave it a nice kick. Kimchi ramen was decent too. No desserts, but that wasn&#39;t a dealbreaker.

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