Coffee beans or freshly ground coffee shops in Dublin

Bomshika

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snollup

There's a few places you should go.

Coffeeangel (South Anne St. or Pembroke St)
3FE (Grand Canal Dock)
Vice (Middle Abbey St)
Joe's (Arnotts Department Store)

Any of the above should be able to sort you out.

PS I happen to work in Joe's!

Jezek

snollup wrote: »

There's a few places you should go.

Coffeeangel (South Anne St. or Pembroke St)
3FE (Grand Canal Dock)
Vice (Middle Abbey St)
Joe's (Arnotts Department Store)

Any of the above should be able to sort you out.

PS I happen to work in Joe's!

agree completely! Vice is inside a club called the twisted pepper ( you would miss it otherwise)

Also check out Roasted Brown in Temple bar, like 3FE they roast their own.

wannabecraig

I'd add Sasha house petite to that list... Maybe put it at the top.

sarkozy

Yeah, was going to big up Sasha, too. It usually gets left out of the coffee circuit because it's not hip enough but I first went there shortly after it opened and had the most amazing Ethiopian Sidamo espresso. Only Bonanza in Berlin has come close, in my humble estimation.

Jezek

sarkozy wrote: »

Yeah, was going to big up Sasha, too. It usually gets left out of the coffee circuit because it's not hip enough but I first went there shortly after it opened and had the most amazing Ethiopian Sidamo espresso. Only Bonanza in Berlin has come close, in my humble estimation.

I simply didn't like the coffee that much the couple of times i went... may be time for another chance!

sarkozy

I hope standards haven't dropped.

Conba

wannabecraig wrote: »

I'd add Sasha house petite to that list... Maybe put it at the top.

And where would that be then?

Zagato

It's on Drury street, just on the left at the vehicle entrance to Drury Street Car Park, very small and a bit recessed into the car park so very easy to miss.
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You can always call into Kaph after which is a on the same side of Drury street closer to Exchequer Street.