Ella's Heaven Cafe & Bakery in Dublin

Baklava was great highly recommend

Fantastic pide and Georgian food!

My girlfriend came in here for an early Saturday dinner. My girlfriend had a beef burek, which was probably the best part of our meal, even though it certainly lacked flavour and was somewhat dry. I paid about €13.50 for a dish the name of which I do not remember, but one that although it had plenty of cheese, which I love, was otherwise less than impressive. Again, it lacked flavour. The dessert, baklava was okay. The service provided was not great as there were 4 guys working behind the counter, but one of them said he wasn't working there, 'just helping'. No one knew anything about anything apart from the guy, who looked like the manager. He was quite nice although provided very very little information and any little thing that normally comes as part of customer service was lacking. The atmosphere was okay. All in all, the place was overpriced for what it is, the food was below par, and the service worse still, hence we aren't coming back.

It is very attractive And tall guy with black hair he is so helpful

You are loosing something from your life if you don’t try something from here

We ate 2 khachapuries Ohh my God It was unbelievable

The georgian and Caucasian food is amazing. Came back here again and again. Khinkali and Khachapuri are good as in Tibilisi. Real heaven. If you want to try something different, this place is must to visit. Their main restaurant just across the street.

I had a potato pastries and my wife had a mushroom pastries and they we're fantastic and the young man serving was very nice we look forward to our next visit from London to dublin Talbot street

Stopped in for lunch, and was delighted. Food was absolutely delicious! Some have said the servers weren't friendly, but I'd say they were simply more reserved than anything else. A great spot to try some Georgian food, right here in Dublin.

Good coffee and exquisite pastries. Pleasant atmosphere and very friendly staff.