Andersons in Dublin

This is a lovely cafe for brunch. The menu is nice and the cafe does have gluten free bread so if you're a coeliac or just gluten intolerant they will have options for you. The service was good and the server was knowledgeable when I asked about gluten free options. Some cushions for the back of the long bench seats inside would be a great idea as they are very uncomfortable to sit on for any length of time, but otherwise a very nice place to have coffee or brunch etc.

This is a lovely cafe for brunch. The menu is nice and the cafe does have gluten free bread so if you're a coeliac or just gluten intolerant they will have options for you. The service was good and the server was knowledgeable when I asked about gluten free options. Some cushions for the back of the long bench seats inside would be a great idea as they are very uncomfortable to sit on for any length of time, but otherwise a very nice place to have coffee or brunch etc.

Haven't been here for a while. Not quite the place I remembered. Less artisan and more pedestrian. The coffee was watery and weak. The pastries looked like they had been picked up in the local petrol station. There was nothing unique about the visit that would encourage me back. Pity because I love the concept of a little gem of an eatery nestled into a beautiful urban setting. Not the case here.

Slightly expensive to eat there every day.

I pop in here regularly with my child for a treat, the food is dangerously tasty, don't get me started on the cakes and the staff are really friendly and welcoming to all.

Food is decent, coffee is good, some of the tables feel a bit squished and on top of each other. There is limited free parking so quite the neighbourhood joint. Going by the posters, there's quite a few live music events occasionally.

It’s fine for what it is, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to go here

Great find, highly recommended.