Came here on a Tuesday night, place was busy but we got seated straight away. Ordered the pad thai and green curry, both came out hot and fresh. Portion size was decent for the price, though I&#39;d say the curry could&#39;ve had a bit more chicken in it. Staff left us alone which I actually prefer. Paid about &euro;15 each with a drink, can&#39;t complain about that.

Food was decent and came out fast, but the dining room felt a bit chilly. Portions are fair for what you pay, though.

The almond croissant is genuinely the best I&#39;ve had in ages. Flaky, not too sweet, the filling actually tastes like real almonds. Coffee&#39;s decent too. It&#39;s a bit steep for what it is, but fine for a treat. Mostly a takeaway spot, only a couple of stools inside. I&#39;d grab one if you&#39;re passing.

Seafood chowder was spot on. Loads of fresh fish, proper hot, and the brown soda bread was class. Cozy enough spot for lunch.

Solid pint of their own stout and a decent pizza to go with it. Open kitchen&#39;s a nice touch too. Craft beer spot done right.

Stopped in for coffee and a slice of cake&mdash;the place has a proper artsy vibe, walls covered in art that&rsquo;s actually for sale. Coffee was rich, not bitter. Cake was decent, though a bit small for the price. Nice spot to kill an hour with a book from their shelf.

Bright spot with loads of seating, no hassle getting a table. Portion sizes were decent for the price, left full without feeling ripped off. Would pop back in if I&#39;m in the area again.

Food was spot on &mdash; the lamb melted off the bone. Service got a bit lost near the end though, took ages to flag someone for the bill. Nice vibe inside, just needed a bit more attention.

The porridge with the sweet chopped apples was proper comfort food. Soft, warm, and not overly sugary. Portion was decent for the price, which I always appreciate. Place itself was nice enough to sit in for a while. Simple breakfast done right, no complaints from me. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Decent spot for live music at night. Fish and chips with my dad was pretty good, service was quick.

Stopped in here for a coffee and an almond croissant after walking past the cathedral. Croissant was proper good, flaky and buttery. Coffee did the job. Place was busy enough but I found a seat by the window. Nice spot to just sit and watch people for a while. Not bad at all.

The wild mushroom and poached eggs were the standout. That sauce soaked into the toast just right. Got there right at opening, place was already half full. They don&#39;t take bookings so you&#39;re rolling the dice if you show up late. Portion was decent for the price too. Would eat that again.

The Reuben was solid&mdash;good quality meat and a fair portion for the price. Would&#39;ve loved a side salad to round it out, but it hit the spot.

Great food, and the wine list actually pairs well with the dishes. Pricey, but you get what you pay for.

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