Caffè Nero in Dublin

This place was a quick stop while we waited for a bus. The food was not bad and the service was okay. There were some dirty tables as well as the restrooms being dirty.

Nice café, but unfortunately the staff weren’t very friendly. The service could definitely be better.

Nero cafes are always well-located, which is always pleasant. Of course, the prices are high, but in general, prices are expensive in Ireland.

Had the pistachio croissant from here and the raspberry croissant. Both tasted amazing

Great spot to sit if you’re in the city to read a book or enjoy quiet time. Baristas were friendly and overall a good experience.

Best Place For Hot Chocolates And Ham And Cheese Panini

I visited this cafe yesterday(30.05.2026) using a free coupon. Even if a drink is complimentary, customers should still be treated with respect. Unfortunately, the service at the counter was very disappointing. When I asked for a straw, the staff member was rude and didn’t even listen to what I was saying. The interaction felt unprofessional. Overall, the service experience was poor and it left a negative impression. 👎🏼

From the outside, it looks rather unassuming, but we ended up here for breakfast during our Dublin trip. They had very good cappuccino and espresso. Plus, one of the most delicious lemon muffins with a creamy filling. They've recently added custard tarts to their menu, which are just as good as the originals from Portugal. Yes, it could be a bit cleaner in terms of appearance and feel, but it's cozy and the staff was friendly. Prices are higher, but reasonable for the taste and freshness. Wheelchair accessible. We can't comment on the restrooms because we didn't use them.

The cappuccino wasn't very good, it tasted a little rough and burnt, the staff was nice, the location was great but it was a bit dirty as cups and plates were left standing around for a long time.

Warm and cozy. Got a hot chocolate. Great place to get out of the wind.