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Dublin 8 just got a new coffee shop but LOOK at the sausage rolls and pastries

Get in our bellies!

Jan 7th 2016, 11:12 AM 14,372 Views 9 Comments

Loving the new Legit #coffee place in the Liberties. #Dublin #coffeelover pic.twitter.com/RUxtN910ZF
— The Fussy Traveler (@TFussyTraveler) December 31, 2015

Source: The Fussy Traveler/Twitter

ONE OF DUBLIN’S newest coffee spots is doing so much more than coffee.

LEGIT on Meath Street in Dublin 8 is French-owned and supplying some truly delicious-looking fresh baked pastry goods on a daily basis.

Feast your eyes….

Home made sausage rolls

Fillings include chorizo, brie, pork sausage, emmenthal…

soss Source: LEGIT Coffee on Facebook

Good morning, come try our home made rolls. Chorizo Brie cheese and premium pork sausage emmentale mushroom. Source: legitcoffeeco

Almond Galettes de Rois

French frangipanepastries also known as ‘king cakes’, also baked fresh at LEGIT.

almond Source: LEGIT coffee on Facebook

Croissants and pain au chocolat

croiss Source: LEGIT coffee on Facebook

And it’s not just pastry…

There’s the three-layered flan:

And the madeleines:

I'm so happy my friend has his own business. This is already one of my fav spots. Plz try those cakes I forgot the name Source: baristarene

And of course the coffee, supplied by Celbridge outfit Baobab Coffee Roasters:

Our Congo with @Legitcoffeeco. Thanks guys! She's pouring beautifully. Chocolate sweetness and red fruit acidity pic.twitter.com/ZXEVLgWkNM
— AlexDaTron (@MambaTron69) December 23, 2015

Source: BaobabCoffeeRoasters/Twitter

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Dublin 8 just got a new coffee shop but LOOK at the sausage rolls and pastries