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Hours
| Monday | 7:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Tuesday (Saint Patrick’s Day) | 7:30 AM–3:30 PM Hours might differ |
| Wednesday | 7:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Thursday | 7:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Friday | 7:30 AM–3:30 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–3 PM |
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Reviews
Pedro Branco
Very nice decor, the expresso coffee is good served in nice small cups with a golden spoon. The marble top and cast iron legged tables show a finnesse of the place. You can buy coffee beans and a book about coffee: Dublin coffee guide by Paddy Kirk. It has our Reccomendation.
… moreTeodora Sioli (TeoSio)
coffee and a croissants should be worth it if the quality is consistent. Sadly, that’s not the case anymore. Today we bought 2 croissants, hoping for the same taste and freshness we enjoyed when the shop first opened. Instead, we were served old croissants for €8 – dry, dusty, and crumbling, nothing like the separated, crunchy phyllo layers a croissant should have. More for the birds than for customers.
It’s very disappointing, especially since we pass by twice a day during the week and had looked forward to stopping here. Now, we’ll never see it with the same eyes. A real shame, because when you open with such promise, people expect you to keep it. Only the shops that stay truly committed manage to last.
… moreIt’s very disappointing, especially since we pass by twice a day during the week and had looked forward to stopping here. Now, we’ll never see it with the same eyes. A real shame, because when you open with such promise, people expect you to keep it. Only the shops that stay truly committed manage to last.
JetSetGooo
Went here to try their matcha latte- and it was one of the best I tried in Dublin! I really like matcha with regular milk and they have other milk options too! I also tried their almond croissant and it was good. The interior was a bonus. It was a cute place but the wallpapers are gorgeous! Will definitely go back!
… moreemma o’dwyer
One of the nicest chai lattes I’ve had in a long time! The almond croissant was fresh, with the perfect amount of almonds on top and a lovely delicious almond filling on the inside of it! Easy access and ample parking within in close proximity to the cafe. Staff were friendly.
… moreClaire
Both Matcha and coffee here is great, interior is stunning, nice little blankets inside to help in the winter. I like that they started the cans for the iced coffees
… moreMelis Dogan
I was looking forward to visit this coffee shop. However croissant was disappointing. It wasnt fresh, and was quite dry. I felt like it was Tesco croissant. Staff is lovely. My friend liked the coffee. However, not sure how can you name a shop MR. French and sell this croissant when bread 41 is 2 mins away ☹️
… moreVy N.
Stylish new coffee bar on Erne St. Great flat white and cappuccino served by friendly staff. The interior is bright and inviting, with some indoor seating.
No pastries or food on display while we were there, but since they have just opened it’s no big deal. Hoping to see more snacks and some outdoor seating once they’ve settled in. I’m sure it will be popular with the local crowd and we’ll definitely be back.
… moreNo pastries or food on display while we were there, but since they have just opened it’s no big deal. Hoping to see more snacks and some outdoor seating once they’ve settled in. I’m sure it will be popular with the local crowd and we’ll definitely be back.
Ann Carroll
Best matcha in town! You can’t fault this little spot at all. From their staff, to the decor, to their drinks, everything was perfect. Will definitely be back very soon! Thanks ladies!
… moreLibby Wales
Lovely local cafe. Oat flat white very good. Only reason for 4* was a very disappointing pain au raisin – was more like raisin bread. The almost croissant looked amazing though!
… moreAlexandra Ene
I ordered two pain au chocolat, but they were disappointingly plain. The chocolate inside was neither rich nor creamy—instead, it had a stale taste that reminded me of old food. I also tried the matcha, which lacked flavor and depth, and the hot chocolate was just as underwhelming—bland and forgettable. Overall, the experience didn’t meet expectations.
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