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.

Lamb was properly seasoned, didn&#39;t need any extra salt. Place feels more like a takeaway spot though, service gets rushed near the corridor. Dessert menu thin, one item wasn&#39;t available.

This restaurant is a fantastic breakfast spot with a great atmosphere and attentive staff. The French Toast is a must-try!

I had a fantastic experience at this city center restaurant! The trained staff were friendly, and the stylish decor added to the overall atmosphere. The food was delicious, making it a top-notch dining choice.

Restaurant in The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection

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.

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!

Restaurant in The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton

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

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.

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.

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.

BBQ wings were unreal, sweet potato fries spot on. Got busy so service lagged a bit, but worth it.

Stopped in for a coffee and ended up staying way longer than planned. The vibe is just really chill, you know? Good spot to meet a friend or even just sit by yourself for a bit. Didn&#39;t try any food but the drink was solid. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back here again sometime.

Steak was spot on, that gremolata really made it. Seafood pasta was decent too. Bit pricey maybe but I&#39;d go back for the steak.

Solid gluten-free options here. Staff sorted us out with homemade bread and adapted the breakfast no hassle. Sausages were the best part.

Been coming here for years and the pizza&#39;s still decent - nice and thin, proper Italian style. The lemon meringue pie was a good shout too. Service is always fine.

The oval table was lovely and private &mdash; perfect for a relaxed Sunday brunch. Pizza selection was fresh, though the wine list felt a bit pricey.

The wings are still the reason I keep coming back. Menu&rsquo;s a bit smaller now but what&rsquo;s left is solid. That&rsquo;s enough for me.

Stopped here for a coffee and pastry the other morning. The outdoor benches get proper sun, which was deadly. Dog-friendly too, which is always a win. Coffee was solid, pastry was grand. Only thing is it can get a bit busy, but worth it.

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.

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