Cornucopia in Dublin

Mediocre food. They change the menu daily it seems so you don’t know what they have until you arrive. It’s written on a board which is difficult to read so when it’s finally your turn to order you’re stuck rushing into a decision or upsetting the hungry customers in line behind you for taking too long. This creates a backlog of people, sometimes the line spilled out onto the street. Really bad organization. They need to come up with a better way of taking and getting orders out. The Irish coffee was good but not nearly worth the 8.50€ they charged.

One of my favourite place where to eat in town. Always something new on the menu. Alway a good experience

Tasty, but quite expensive for self-service

Having read such great reviews of this place, I had very high expectations but the food didn’t seem that amazing. The rice with Thai curry was good, salads were okay but mainly the food did not seem very fresh. The drinks were extremely expensive and felt like they were made of the store bought premixes. Ample seating so no issues there and it’s a self serve restaurant so no delays in service.

Very delicious lunch combo came with the curried sweet potato soup and 3 salads. Not a big choice of salads, but soup made my day. A bit expensive as they are named restaurant.

A normal coffee without table service. The dessert was tasty but nothing special. Prices are okay. The rooms are nice - the stairs to the second floor don't look very inviting. The lady who served us was very nice.

Kind of a cafeteria type concept with a lot of seating. Line moved very slowly. Food was delicious though, and all vegan.

Love this place, thank you so much Katherine Flood for this wonderful recommendation. I loved the tomato soup and quiche amazing 🙌🙌🙌 Lovely upstairs restaurant with a lovely view of Wicklow Street 🤙

The food was delicious, the guy who served us was very helpful with his recommendations, and the interior design is great. Fantastic option for plant based goodness!!

Nice service and delicios meals! A must go in Dublin.