MIMA in Dublin

We had a delightfully flavourful lunch of grilled halloumi with minty peas, on sourdough toast. Always when we go there the food is good and imaginative.

Could be best brekkie in Dublin, creative menu (even though the headliners look like the usual stalwarts), thank you chef !

I was initially hesitant to visit this place due to some negative comments about the manager. However, my experience was completely different. From the moment I arrived, the manager was incredibly kind and attentive, making me feel welcome. The place itself is cozy, with an inviting atmosphere, and the food was absolutely delicious! I’ll definitely come back and recommend it. It was a pleasant surprise that exceeded my expectations.

Stopped by for brunch , this place is lively with a great regular crowd. Only one lady working the front and you pay at the till. The shashuska was one of the best I had, but served hot enough to burn the roof of my mouth. Orange juice wasn’t the best for 4.5 (see photo) but the berry smoothie was delicious. This is a great place to go for a coffee and catchup but not sure if they have cracked brunch yet Certainly will be back

The teenagers there are not that friendly, better off hiring Latinos that are more in need of the job, friendlier and have a high quality of work

Small independent coffee shops make nicer coffee, plain and simple.