Cheapest Place to get ground Coffee in Limerick City

O Riain · 24-04-2012 5:35pm #1

Coffee is getting very expensive just wondering is there any coffee places that sell their own ground beans in a bag. Physically cant go near the instant stuff.

Mr E · 24-04-2012 5:41pm

French's on Catherine Street.
Ponaire in the Milk Market (Friday and Saturday anyway, not sure about during the week).

O Riain · 24-04-2012 5:42pm

Mr E wrote: »

French's on Catherine Street.
Ponaire in the Milk Market (Friday and Saturday anyway, not sure about during the week).

Can you buy ground coffee from French's?

Mr E · 24-04-2012 5:54pm

Yes, they sell the whole beans and can grind for you if you want.

Their website is www.coffeebeans.ie

sioda · 24-04-2012 6:04pm

Ponaire are also out in the annacotty industrial estate

The Snipe · 24-04-2012 8:46pm

Harpers I think sell bagged badger and dodo

the_blackstuff · 24-04-2012 9:31pm

Ponaire's coffee is good but its not cheap if anything its to expensive

clappyhappy · 24-04-2012 9:43pm

Yeah got some from harpers last weekend, good stuff

langdang · 24-04-2012 9:50pm

clappyhappy wrote: »

Yeah got some from harpers last weekend, good stuff

Where's harpers? Aldi specially selected java, and Tesco own brand ground do me fine but its nice to try something new every now and then.

Ponaire serve out coffee waaaay too hot for my taste in the market. But I have made some nice coffee at home from their ground stuff. But recession recession like, can't afford their prices all the time!

Ah just realised, harpers is at the corner in the market, used to be cafe kaos? That was some good strong coffee there!

the_blackstuff · 25-04-2012 11:59am

clappyhappy wrote: »

Yeah got some from harpers last weekend, good stuff

What are their prices like?

The Snipe · 25-04-2012 12:42pm

I'm running into town in a few minutes to meet with Insectoid girl, I'll run down that way and check for you and let you know!

langdang · 25-04-2012 12:51pm

Think I just saw a glitch in the matrix!

Louche Lad · 25-04-2012 1:01pm

Or you could just buy your own coffee grinder - there are lots of good electric ones around. I think coffee lasts longer in bean form than in powder form as well.

The Snipe · 25-04-2012 2:11pm

250g badger and dodo selection €7.50
1kg red rock espresso blend €23
1kg yellow bourbon espresso blend €24

martyc5674 · 25-04-2012 9:34pm

The Snipe wrote: »

250g badger and dodo selection €7.50
1kg red rock espresso blend €23
1kg yellow bourbon espresso blend €24

Not exactly cheap....
Lavazza which I always get is around 5 or 6 euro for 250gram In tesco or dunnes which is a rip off.
1.55 In France last summer for same...brought back 20 bags last time!!
There's a nice one in lidl... Forget the name but it's about €2.50 for 200g.
I looked at prices in ponaire and though it was on the expensive side.

The wild onion do it (I've heard it's good) and I see they are still selling it in their new location but I'd expect the price to be high too....
Marty.

highlydebased · 25-04-2012 9:45pm

The Cofesa stuff French's sell is absolutely divine!

martyc5674 · 25-04-2012 9:59pm

highlydebased wrote: »

The Cofesa stuff French's sell is absolutely divine!

On Catherine street where they do the crepes??...haven't been in there in a few years, was a woeful kip back then.

Mr E · 26-04-2012 5:45pm

Still looks like the greasy spoon at the end of the UK apprentice. Don't let that put you off though. Coffee is really really good.

highlydebased · 26-04-2012 6:20pm

martyc5674 wrote: »

On Catherine street where they do the crepes??...haven't been in there in a few years, was a woeful kip back then.

Yeah, there. I'm a regular of their sister cafe in UL.

Timclements · 10-01-2013 7:02pm

hi all Cafe cupcake in henry street they have sagafredo brand and they are the only ones selling it in limerick its very nice and the price is good too they sell it by the block.

peckerhead · 10-01-2013 7:57pm

Timclements wrote: »

hi all Cafe cupcake in henry street they have sagafredo brand and they are the only ones selling it in limerick its very nice and the price is good too they sell it by the block.

How much is a "block", and what price? Incidentally, somebody posted earlier about Lavazza being €5 or €6 for 250g. It's €6.50 for a twinpack (500g), and they sometimes have promotional three-packs marked "50% extra free". That's when I usually stock up...

Timclements · 23-01-2013 6:36pm

peckerhead wrote: »

How much is a "block", and what price? Incidentally, somebody posted earlier about Lavazza being €5 or €6 for 250g. It's €6.50 for a twinpack (500g), and they sometimes have promotional three-packs marked "50% extra free". That's when I usually stock up...

hi there its €6.50 a pack

langdang · 23-01-2013 8:31pm

peckerhead wrote: »

How much is a "block", and what price? Incidentally, somebody posted earlier about Lavazza being €5 or €6 for 250g. It's €6.50 for a twinpack (500g), and they sometimes have promotional three-packs marked "50% extra free". That's when I usually stock up...

Yeah, the Lazavva packs on promo are a good deal.
There was a time I would have paid the higher prices for the small packs of high end brands but can't be justified very often anymore unfortunately.

Tesco own brand Italian blend is good value, especially in the bigger pack.
Aldi have several nice packs, Italian blend again is good IMO. Lidl "fairtrade" is OK too. Aldi have a big 400g pack "alcafe original blend" with a "great taste gold 2012" sticker on it for a very good price too - haven't tried it yet.

Might have a lash of the Segafredo alright though. Good to mix it up every now and then!

Cheapest Place to get ground Coffee in Limerick City

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