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If you happen to be in Dublin or live here and you're looking for your next fix of coffee or a cute spot to chill, here are some places you can go to that are cozy and full of caffeine. Some I recently found and others I've been going to for a long time but they're so underrated I thought I'd get the word out there before they up and leave like most places are doing because of the rent/landlord crisis. So check these spaces out and support your local coffee shop as one cup goes a long way!
P.s if you see this
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next to the title of the coffee shop, it means it's a hidden gem, a spot that isn't really popular or well-known.1. Mind The Step
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This is such a great spot to catch up with your friends or get some work done on weekdays, as on the weekends, they have a no-laptop rule, which is understandable. Try out their treats and coffee or their dance classes upstairs if you're feeling adventurous.
2. Vice
Vice is along the Luas tracks off of O'Connell Street, amongst other restaurants but it's great for drinks and food, especially if you like Vietnamese-style iced coffee, which is sweet, refreshing, and great for summer (remember to mix it!). During autumn, their hot chocolate is a great option for their sticky delicious brownies!
3. Brindle 💎
I came across this place after work one day and it was perfect for getting some last-minute laptop time, I was in there with one other person though so I didn't feel like I was intruding or anything, I'd recommend it for catching up or reading a book, they have a great selection of wine and cheese and card games too like cards against humanity.
4. The Music Cafe
If you're looking for a place to catch up, read a book, and people-watch, this is the perfect location, as it's right next to Wellington Quay, an area with lots of foot traffic. A bonus tip: the sun sets beautifully in the evenings here.
They do excellent coffees, offer music nights, and have great books on the shelf for a good ol' read.
5. Flower and Bean
A very welcome to the newest cafe around the block, with their mouth-watering pastries and eye-pleasing decor they've carved a crook in my heart so I'll be returning frequently for a tasty cinnamon bun!
Though intimate in space, I'd recommend going early or grabbing treats to go and stroll down to St.Patrick's Cathedral which is 12 minutes away. They've got a seating area for the working-from-home-but-wants-to-work-in-a-coffee-shop-instead-squad and an area for kids to draw and eat their dinosaur cookies which is a great idea seeing as cafes usually cater to adults majority of the time.
6. Bakeology
If you've never had an empanada before, then you need to try it out from here, especially because it's Argentinian and they make the best (I'm biased) ones with delicious flavours. I'd recommend beef or cheese for vegetarians. It's definitely a grab-and-go type of coffee shop as there are limited spaces, so expect outdoor seating as an option. They also have delicious, sweet bites to go with your coffee. I got a brownie cheesecake with dulce de leche and it was heavenly!
7. Ginger Cafe
Another coffee shop on Francis Street that is worth visiting is Ginger cafe, they have great coffee and it's homely and quite busy during lunch time, which means it must be an all-time favorite. I'd recommend it if you're around the area, looking at antiques, visiting the Cathedral or second-hand shopping along Thomas Street.
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From this post it probably seems like the best coffee shops are in the city center but I know there's more in the surrounding areas so for the next post, I'll sort you outer city Dubliners out and share my findings!
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