Avoca Suffolk Street in Dublin

Unfathomably overpriced. 32 euro for a worker cafe style Irish breakfast and stale unheated scone. I just don't understand why Avoca is able to charge such a markup for what is mediocre food.

unusual things, in nice atmosphere

Even though it’s busy most of the time, there’s something oddly calming about browsing here. It’s easy to wander through the floors without feeling pressured. You can take your time with the displays, and the staff never hover, which makes it a genuinely pleasant visit.

The place is very well decorated. The shop has lovely things. The café has delicious treats and very friendly staff. Fast service.

Very good restaurant upstairs. Worth it. I had to quickly work and it was great.

Very nice shop for getting gifts and something for yourself too! The food section in the basement makes it impossible not to buy something.

Lovely place for exploring small individual Irish designer brand and decent souvenirs. Obviously not the cheapest place but that would be a place with quality stuff like hand made wool products etc.

You can buy some stylish souvenirs.

Gorgeous build your own and Irish breakfasts, including roasted tomatoes on the vine, portobello mushrooms, hash brown sticks. We were sorry that we didn’t have room for scones or pastries. And so much fun to shop the five floors of Avoca goods.

Absolutamente me encantó la comida y el ambiente alrededor de opciones de alimentos saludables. Podríamos pedir porciones pequeñas, igualarlas de todos modos y así terminar comiendo solo lo que quisiéramos. Las porciones estándar de comida, más los platos pre-decididos, a menudo terminan en una alimentación sub óptima, y lo evité al pedir pollo frito con tomates asados. ¡Sólo eso! Deliciosa y llena. Mis compañeros probaron los tacos de colifower y el cuenco de muesli, y tuvimos un zumo de naranja, todo excelente.