Bunsen Baggot Street in Dublin

07/12/2024: always good for reasonable priced meal. the steak is top class

05/12/2024: ### A Festive Culinary Adventure at The Lotts Café Bar I recently had the pleasure of dining at The Lotts Café Bar (9 The Lotts Lower Liffey, Dublin 1), and I must say, it was quite the experience! From the moment I walked in, I was enveloped in a beautiful warm atmosphere, enhanced by a traditional bar and enchanting chandeliers. The Christmas decorations added a delightful touch, making it feel like a festive wonderland. One of the highlights of my visit was the elderly lady serving at the bar, who was the spitting image of Peggy Mitchell from the Queen Vic. She brought a unique charm to the experience, even if her service was a bit reminiscent of Peggy's own—entertaining yet slightly incompetent. It appeared to be her first day on the job, and while she could benefit from some training, her captivating presence added to the quirky ambiance of the café. Now, let’s talk food! I decided to go for the All Day Breakfast, which was an absolute steal at €14.95. This hearty meal came with toast and coffee, and I couldn’t resist adding another coffee for €3.60 and a chocolate brownie with ice cream for €6.50. However, I was taken aback to find an unexpected €3 charge on my bill for a small scoop of ice cream. While I appreciate that every scoop counts, this felt a bit greedy, especially considering that I could have enjoyed a coffee and dessert across the way at the Ilac Centre for just €6.99 Despite this minor hiccup, my overall experience was delightful and memorable. In fact, I jokingly decided to rename our dear Peggy to "The Grinch," suggesting she might be better suited as a Christmas tree statue or tourist attraction! In conclusion, I would recommend The Lotts Café Bar for its charming atmosphere and great value breakfast. Just be prepared for a little quirky service and keep an eye on those extra charges!