Honey Honey Cafe in Portmarnock

Nice friendly staff, the coffee was very nice and the chicken and pesto toastie hit the spot! I will be back

Please bring back the chicken and pesto sandwich with the plum dip, life hasn't been the same.

Cute little coffee place I've been numerous times that's always busy. Coffee is good and the treats are to a high standard as well. Find the brunch menu a bit basic but it's decent value for what you get. Would love to see them mix the brunch menu up a bit. Service is always a bit hit or miss I find but not a deal breaker. Acai bowls are also decent

Disappointing takeaway. This is a very cute cafe which was really bustling on the Sunday we visited. The decor is lovely and the menu looks great. The home baking is also meant to be unreal, especially the chocolate cinnamon buns. We ordered food to take away, initially wanting the tomato ricotta dish but that wasn’t on. Instead I had the avocado sourdough which unfortunately was just really disappointing - some work needs to be done on whether or not certain dishes should be offered for take away. The avocado itself didn’t taste fresh and I’m fairly sure was pre-made. There was also barely any kale whatsoever. Otherwise, the portion was really small (but €10 something) and impossible to eat on the go, which I’d usually expect from takeaway. We also sadly weren’t offered any cutlery / napkins. I’d be really keen to return to sit in and have food from here, but be cautious about the takeaway options. Having said that, my friends tacos were fairly easy to eat at the beach.

I love Honey Honey, the food and coffee are delicious! I always have the avocado toast (no egg) which is so yum! I just wish they had a bit more plant based friendly options other than the toast.

You must try the mango matcha!! 🥭 🍵 Dog Friendly too which is always a plus x

Lovely space and good coffee, but the service was disappointing. Staff seemed quite unfriendly and didn’t greet customers.

They make really good coffee and I’m glad that they also offer iced coffee as well. Kind of hard to find that in a small town I also like the variety of Matcha flavors they had and I am so mad that I didn’t get to try the lemon and honey Matcha while I was there. I also had a delicious frittata it was so good, I don’t think I’ve ever had a frittata thattasty. My only issue is I think they close the kitchen after a certain time because every time I get there in the afternoon, they never have hot food available because the kitchen is closed. Sitting area gets filled up pretty quickly, so it can get a little cramped, but there are little barstools for people dining solo as well as little tiny desks. It’s nice to see a variety of patrons just enjoying a book to read or on their computer, a generally nice atmosphere.

They make their €5.50 matchas using a squirty deli bottle and they don’t taste great. Service wasn’t great either.