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Nice coffee shops in south dublin

  • 25-08-2009 04:47PM
    #1
    acer911
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    Hi Guys,

    Im meeting with an ex of mine for a coffee next week and i would like to take her somewhere nice, is there any nice seaside/garden etc cafe's anywhere in south dublin that you can suggest. Suggestions greatly appreciated. Cheers...


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  • #2
    Slaphead07
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    the only one I'd ever recommend would be Dunne & Crescenzi, South Frederick Street off Nassau Street. Excellent coffee and very comfortable and relaxing.


  • #3
    Transform
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    the cake cafe behind daintree on camden street - very nice and excellent for meeting up.


  • #4
    Bean&Dunne
    Closed Accounts Posts: 17 ✭Bean&Dunne


    Curve Street cafe, serves Ariosa.. Brick Alley Cafe in temp bar also.. Biroche on Aungier st, Milk+honey, (darwins). Fallon& Byrne, and Bewleys on Grafton depending on barista.

    I wouldn't agree with recommendation of Dunne & Crescenzi. Over rated for what it is, a very woody, dirty tasting coffee. sorry


  • #5
    Slaphead07
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    Bean&Dunne wrote: »
    I wouldn't agree with recommendation of Dunne & Crescenzi. Over rated for what it is, a very woody, dirty tasting coffee. sorry

    Woody and dirty? Maybe I like woody and dirty then! Perhaps a lot of it is goodwill with me, they did force a lot of coffee shops to up their game when they first opened and I applaud that. That said I hardly ever get an espresso there anymore, it tends to be a longer drinkable latté.


  • #6
    [Deleted User]
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    Are you looking to go to south county dublin?

    There is a lovely place in monkstown called seagreen.

    Or, if you can travel a bit, I would recommend Avoca handweavers in Kilmacanogue. Lovely garden setting. Great food/cakes/coffee.

    Good Luck :)


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