Bewley's Grafton Street in Dublin

A lovely traditional café in the heart of Dublin. The scones and coffee were wonderful. The service was very courteous and attentive.

Its was an enjoyable visit in mothers day. Its was busy and the service was very fast and very polite waiters. The food came sooner than expected and was presented well. I was a bit disappointed with portion size as it somewhat reduced the experience of a brunch. The history of the Bewleys can be found down to the bakery in the down floor, I reccomend a read. Overall a unique place with a refined service and finesse. Reccomended.

Very nice place, good welcome but... the breakfast and cakes are not of a good standard. Special mention for the chocolate: milk and Nesquik!!!

A little more expensive than other places but food, service and overall atmosphere is lovely and well worth it. We were given a table in front of the stained glass windows next to the open fireplace, and it was perfect. Everything on the breakfast was sooo nice!

Food was okay, but after waiting 20 minutes for a table (no issue as we were aware of the wait), we were seated and only then informed it's a 20 minute wait for any drink, except water. It was also a 20minute wait for any crossaints etc. Best to inform your clients when they waiting to be seated.

Very friendly smiling staff. Spotlessly clean. Ideal venue to unwind. Fabulous tea & coffee.

A pleasant surprise. While walking, we found this café by chance. The atmosphere is beautiful, cozy and the staff is extremely polite and attentive!

Goran, our host was absolutely amazing. He is an asset. Food and service was lovely.

Although there seem to be quite a few negative reviews for Bewleys on TA, we enjoyed our time there. We went for breakfast on Saturday morning but timed it just right as there wasn’t a queue when we arrived but not long after, the queue to get in was massive. It is a really big place though so I doubt it would ever be fully booked. We enjoyed the food and our mimosas! One of my friends had the porridge and my other friend and me had the vegetarian breakfast. Service was a little bit on the slow side but we still liked the experience and atmosphere.

Dropped in for a cuppa and savoury with a family group of 5 that were shopping in the area . The place oozes old world charm and class with a very decent menu capturing everything from scones to main courses . Small bit dearer than other cafes but you are in one of the nicest tea rooms in Ireland in a beautiful part of Dublin . Tea and scones were all top drawer .served by a very pleasant young lady from Belfast .