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The 'Bricks & Mortars Sellers of Speciality Coffee & Equipment' thread

  • 08-10-2010 7:42am
    #1
    Mr Magnolia
    Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators Posts: 10,440 Mod ✭✭✭✭


    I plan on updating the stickys, they’re a couple of years old and need a dusting down. I’m looking for opinions/suggestions of places that should to be listed, places that pride themselves on the product they serve; please bear this in mind when you’re posting. I’ll do my best to include all suggestions but if it’s getting unwieldy then I’ll to cut it back.

    1. Speciality Café’s:

    2. Shops that sell speciality coffee:

    3. Shops that sell coffee equipment:


    Please post your suggestions below. When I get this done I’ll edit the OP with the content from here.


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  • #2
    coffeenuts
    Closed Accounts Posts: 88 ✭✭coffeenuts


    Speciality Cafes

    I just wrote an article about this. I found one called "salt and pepper" I think it was called on Middle Abbey street.

    Guy uses hasbean coffee and very good barista.


    As for places to buy stuff. www.hasbean.co.uk all day long for me. Has such a good range of coffee and equipment.

    coffeegod.ie is selling a Gaggia set at the moment for €450 which is very cheap considering what you get
    http://www.coffeegod.ie/set_of_gaggia_classic_gaggia_grinder_mdf_black_and_universale_base.html?category_id=30


  • #3
    dashboard_hula
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 453 ✭✭dashboard_hula


    Speciality Cafes:

    Waterford - Lattetude - good quality, fairtrade beans, well trained baristas, and to be honest, the best coffee in such a small city (If anyone wants to argue with me there, I'd be more than delighted to hear of others)

    Dingle - Murphys (www.icecreamireland.ie) - quite possibly the best coffee I have ever tasted outside of Italy. Again, handpicked, fairtrade, handroasted beans. I visit Kerry about once every 2 months and that's my first and last stop.

    Dublin - The Decent Cigar Shop - absolutely beautiful Cuban bean espressos - they kindly gave me one last week while I was trying to choose different coffees for my other half, and I promptly bought half the shop.


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