LOVE PASTRIES, but don’t know where to satisfy your sweet tooth?
We got you.
1. An enormous cinnamon bun from Simon’s Place
The cinnamon bun from Simon’s Place is a Dublin institution. Enormous, sticky goodness. And once you have one, you’ll wonder how you ever went without having one.
Note: they are only available after 1pm.
2. A croissant from Panem
Like croissants, but find yourself frequently disappointed by Dublin’s offering? Suffering from croissennui? Allow Panem to restore your faith in the humble French pastry.
3. A decadent apple Danish from The Natural Bakery
The Natural Bakery has several branches across Dublin now and they all have one thing in common — their pastry game is top-notch. We recommend the decadent apple Danish. Worth it even if you have sticky fingers afterwards.
4. A dazzling doughnut from The Woollen Mills
The Woollen Mills don’t do your standard jam-filled doughnut. Oh no.
They’re constantly experimenting and changing things up. Lemon meringue doughnuts? Check. Chocolate doughnuts? Check. Rhubarb and custard? You betcha.
Also worth noting that they do a mean coffee.
5. A scrumptious scone from Queen of Tarts
Craving a blueberry scone and a pot of tea? Get thee to Queen of Tarts.
Warning: you may be unable to resist buying a slice of cake.
6. A strawberry tart from Le Petit Parisien
We’ll let the picture speak for itself.
7. A slice of cake from The Cake Café
You can’t go wrong with any of the offerings in The Cake Café. We have a special fondness for the lemon yoghurt cake, though.
8. A cheeky cupcake from The Cupcake Bloke
*smashes face with cupcake*
9. A scroll from Sister Sadie
You can get it in cinnamon and walnut, or chocolate and hazelnut.
You won’t regret either.
10. A cronut from Sasha House Petite
Sasha House Petite is keeping the cronut trend alive and tends to experiment a lot. The above creation? A pistachio cronut.
*salivates*
Note: they are only available on Fridays.
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