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Fortunately for those who live in Dublin, things have improved dramatically over the past couple of years with tons of excellent coffee shops setting up stall.
It’s only been open since 2013, but Kaph has quickly established itself as one of Dublin’s go-to coffee spots. With its hip interiors and excellent coffee, it’s easy to see why.
They also make a mean matcha latte, if that’s your kind of thing.
Since launching in 2009, 3FE has transformed itself into a mini java empire. From its humble beginnings in the Twisted Pepper, it has grown into one of the country’s eminent coffee roasters.
This tiny coffee bar is the perfect place to nip into if you’re craving a coffee fix as you go for a stroll through Ranelagh. Not only does it do superb coffees, but it’s also highly reasonable with all coffees under €3.
As if all that weren’t enough, they do free hot drinks for over 65s.
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5. Lilliput Stores, Stoneybatter
Lilliput Stores is one of the jewels in the crown in Stoneybatter’s crown. Aside from being the grocery shop of your dreams, it also does a lovely coffee. (And sandwiches/pastries.)
One of Rathmines’ hidden gems, Two Fifty Square serves proper coffee and is effortlessly cool. It’s also child-friendly and has an outdoor area for dog owners.
Named for its follically challenged owner, The Bald Barista is one of the city’s most popular coffee joints. Their coffee is both delicious and gives you a little jolt.
You might be hard pressed to find a seat in this bustling café, what with all the people tapping away on their Macbooks. But The Fumbally’s coffee makes it all worth it.
12. Urbun, Cabinteely
Should you ever be out Cabinteely way, Urbun is the place to go.
Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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12 of the best places in Dublin to get a decent cup of coffee
GOOD COFFEE CAN be hard to come by.
Fortunately for those who live in Dublin, things have improved dramatically over the past couple of years with tons of excellent coffee shops setting up stall.
Here are some of the best.
1. Kaph, Drury Street
It’s only been open since 2013, but Kaph has quickly established itself as one of Dublin’s go-to coffee spots. With its hip interiors and excellent coffee, it’s easy to see why.
They also make a mean matcha latte, if that’s your kind of thing.
2. Coffee Angel
As its name suggests, Coffee Angel’s coffee output is like heaven in a cup. With five branches across the city, you have no excuse for not popping in.
3. 3fe, Lower Grand Canal Street
Since launching in 2009, 3FE has transformed itself into a mini java empire. From its humble beginnings in the Twisted Pepper, it has grown into one of the country’s eminent coffee roasters.
If you love coffee, you’ll love 3FE.
4. Nick’s Coffee, Ranelagh
This tiny coffee bar is the perfect place to nip into if you’re craving a coffee fix as you go for a stroll through Ranelagh. Not only does it do superb coffees, but it’s also highly reasonable with all coffees under €3.
As if all that weren’t enough, they do free hot drinks for over 65s.
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5. Lilliput Stores, Stoneybatter
Lilliput Stores is one of the jewels in the crown in Stoneybatter’s crown. Aside from being the grocery shop of your dreams, it also does a lovely coffee. (And sandwiches/pastries.)
Do it.
6. Fixx, Dawson Street
Excellent coffee, comfy couches, macaroons — Fixx gets it all right. Warning: you may bump into everyone you have ever met while here.
7. Two Fifty Square, Rathmines
One of Rathmines’ hidden gems, Two Fifty Square serves proper coffee and is effortlessly cool. It’s also child-friendly and has an outdoor area for dog owners.
Perfect for chilling out on the weekends.
8. The Bald Barista, Aungier Street
Named for its follically challenged owner, The Bald Barista is one of the city’s most popular coffee joints. Their coffee is both delicious and gives you a little jolt.
9. Vice Coffee, Middle Abbey Street
Hanging around Jervis Shopping Centre and feeling thirsty for some coffee? Vice Coffee is only a stone’s throw away and serves proper coffee.
Pro-tip: their iced coffees are rather excellent as well.
10. Bear Market Coffee, Blackrock
Get a bus to Blackrock and get yourself a flat white from Bear Market Coffee.
You won’t regret it.
11. The Fumbally, Clanbrassil Street
You might be hard pressed to find a seat in this bustling café, what with all the people tapping away on their Macbooks. But The Fumbally’s coffee makes it all worth it.
12. Urbun, Cabinteely
Should you ever be out Cabinteely way, Urbun is the place to go.
And yes, it’s Urbun. Not Urban.
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