Ladurée in Dublin

Laduree is an absolute delight! The food is exquisite, with each bite a masterful blend of flavors and textures. From the delicate pastries to the decadent desserts, every dish is a work of art. The service is impeccable, with friendly and attentive staff who make you feel like royalty. The ambiance is elegant and refined, perfect for special occasions or romantic evenings. I'm obsessed with their matcha treats - a must-try! Highly recommend Laduree for anyone seeking a truly exceptional dining experience.

Visited this small restaurant recently and had a pleasant experience overall. We tried two desserts along with tea. The desserts were tasty, though they didn’t quite stand out for the price—enjoyable, but nothing exceptional. What really made the visit nice was the friendly and welcoming staff, along with the charming interior. The restaurant has a cozy French atmosphere that makes it a lovely spot to relax and unwind. Worth stopping by if you’re in the area, especially for the ambiance and service.

Amazing service and the best French toast in the world!

No taste n the coffee at all, the BUTLERS CHOCOLATES is much better.

This little gem is on the corner of Williams Street. The staff is very friendly and helpful in explaining the menu. I had the Laduree French Toast with bacon. OMG the best french toast I have ever eaten! I also had a Matcha Latte for the first time. So delicious! The menu offers brunch and lunch, and dessert. If you like Macaroons, there are several flavors to choose from. I highly recommend having an afternoon brunch here.

A great coffee and brunch. Beautiful setting

The macaroons were OK kind of a little tough and too chewy not like how light and air they are supposed to be. I tried something else which was delicious in the Marie Antoinette flavor, but I think it’s more of a café for the aesthetic not really for the taste. The staff seemed a bit tired and short.

Lovely place for a brunch or afternoon tea, would recommend to anyone looking for a sweet treat in Dublin. Especially the macaroons are to die for. A while back a delivery went wrong, my fault as there was a mix up with the addresses, and the neighbors had eaten the macaroons in my order, Ladurée empathised with my situation and personally delivered a fresh batch of macaroons to my house. Now often times when I’m in town I drop by for a few macaroons.

Ladurée – Where Sugar Meets Sophistication (and Your Wallet Cries Softly) Walking into Ladurée feels like stepping into a pastel dream designed by a fairy godmother with a serious sweet tooth. The counters are gleaming, the waiters are chic, and the desserts look like they’ve been handcrafted by angels on a sugar high. This isn’t your average bakery — this is luxury pastry theatre. The vibe? Marie Antoinette meets Paris Fashion Week meets "treat yo' self." What to order (aka What Your Taste Buds Deserve): The macarons – obviously. Tiny, colorful, and packed with flavor, they’re the edible equivalent of wearing silk pajamas on a private jet. Flavors like pistachio, lemon, rose, and salted caramel will make you want to weep softly with joy. The pastries – If you're feeling brave (and hungry), grab a Religieuse, an Ispahan, or anything round, shiny, and unnecessarily beautiful. The tea – Pick something fancy-sounding in French that you’ll mispronounce proudly. Sip it like you’ve just inherited a chateau. Pro Tips for Tourists: Expect to pay more than you should. Yes, a single macaron is roughly the price of a sandwich, but that’s the price of edible art, darling. Get a gift box. They’re so gorgeous they double as souvenirs and Instagram props. Go at off-peak times. Lunchtime can be chaos. If you want to enjoy your moment of Parisian decadence in peace, aim for late morning or early afternoon. Dress up a little. Not required, but trust me — you’ll want to match the aesthetic. This is not a sweatpants-and-crumbs-on-your-shirt kind of place. Final verdict: Ladurée is where you go when you want to feel fancy, sweet, and slightly financially irresponsible. But who cares? Life is short. Eat the macaron. Take the selfie. Pretend you’re royalty for ten minutes.

Friendly staff and lovely dessert. Only drawback is the waiting period as it took us more an 30 mins to be seated. But overall enjoyed the food.