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Fogg Cafe

Fogg Cafe in Dublin

35-38 Cork St, Saint Catherine's, Dublin, D08 HRR9, Ireland Dublin
+353 89 420 7592
8,4

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I have been going to this place for 2 years now. The staff is extremely friendly, the atmosphere is chill. I love going there with a book and sitting peacefully on a weekend. The coffee is good. However, the food is pretty bad. The sandwiches are a good size and used to be very tasty, flavorful with just the right amount of cheese. but recently they changed their recipes - removed all the taste and now they are bland and cheesy. Irrespective of the sandwich ordered, it'll just taste of flowing cheese. I've tried several, they are all tasteless now. I can have cheese and toast at home also. Don't need tospend money outside for that.
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06 June 2026
6.0
Good toasties and coffee, nice sort space with tables not too closem loads of plugs for laptops/phone chargers and a nice central area to sit and work.
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24 April 2026
10.0
Really nice food, first time here. Didn't try get the coffee but the guy behind the counter was really nice and chatting away as if I knew him years. Would highly recommend. They've a dogg area also so you can bring them in.
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15 January 2026
10.0

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