KALE+COCO in Dublin

If you want a traditional greasy spoon cafe, this ain't it. Some places are Vegan Friendly. I call this place pro-Vegan. I ordered the 50 Shades of Green bowel. What came out was a wobbly wooden bowl with enough fruit for 5 a day for the next fortnight. It had a base of frozen banana, rice milk, spinach, kale & matcha powder. While the toppings were blueberries, pear, pumpkin seeds, brazil nuts & pomegranate seeds. The coffee was comforting and not quite as out there as the snack is. There is a sign on the wall there that reads, "We operate a no laptop policy between the hours of 11am and 2pm as we need our tables for the busy lunch period." Not sure how strictly it is enforced as there was a girl there with her laptop when I arrived between those hours.

Nice place, although layout a bit odd. It's almost like it's in a lobby of the building. Bathroom is on another level so steps or electric ramp is needed to access. Food and service was good, although pricing was a bit much for what it was.

Really nice place with delicious food ☺️ we loved it

Calm, inviting atmosphere. Soft music playing in the background. Bright natural lighting for a meet up or workspace. Cafe service with grab and go options. Dine in or takeout available. Variety of smoothies, smoothie bowls, porridge, salads, & other light bites. Coffee and tea available as well. I really liked the golden porridge with their homemade jam. Everything is vegan here. Gluten free options clearly labeled for guests. Matcha latte warmed me up, made with oat milk. Staff is really nice. Public WiFi available. Parking along the street.

Really nice café I had the Khaleesi Smoothie Bowl. Sadly the where out of Protein Powder

Everything about this place is excellent. Visited twice within a two day visit to Dublin.

Menu parfait, juste rajouter un peu plus de portion 😁 Je sais je suis un goinfre 😊

My bowl was tasty though I'd have preferred more breakfasty options - it was a bit early for broccoli and I didn't fancy porridge. My partner's banana bread was a bit pasty and undercooked though, maybe because it was gluten free.

Great food with a causal but crisp atmosphere

We come here (mostly for the coffee and vegan treats) whenever we're in Dublin. We visited twice during the course of the bank holiday weekend. Unfortunately the coconut lattes - our favourite coffee drink - were not up to the usual standard due to fact that a non-barista coconut milk was used in its making. We were told this only when we returned the following day, when we asked for an oat latte instead on returning some fresh coconut lattes. First world problem I know, but a shame nonetheless given how nice the coconut latte had been. Everything else - overnight oats, Americanos and Oat capuccionos we ordered for colleagues during our 1st visit - were fine. 4 stars, nonetheless, based on previous and future? visits.