oHSo in Enniskerry

Great sandwich, great flavor, great service

Best coffee I’ve had in months and really nice bread

Highly recommended. Great coffees and friendly staff.

We had a really great time, enjoying the great coffee, croisants, and focaccia! The staff was just really kind, we were pleasantly surprised by the hospitality :) Thanks!

I stopped into OHSO Café during my short break while driving my bus route in Enniskerry. The café was very busy, and I was hoping to grab a coffee and use the toilet. Although they don't have customer toilets, the staff were incredibly helpful. They told me there was a public pay toilet just around the corner and even gave me the change to use it. The coffee was excellent, but what impressed me most was the outstanding customer service. Despite being busy, the staff were friendly, thoughtful, and went out of their way to help. Small acts of kindness like this really make a difference during a long working day. Highly recommended, and I'll definitely be back whenever I'm in Enniskerry.

Can’t fault the food and treats, good people watching, staff get too familiar with their friends absorbing their time which makes customers feel rushed…lastly a couple of years ago the coffee was consistently good but my last 5 cups 😬 now relegated to less than average lacking in flavour, I asked if the brand had been changed no was the answer…I guess I’d given too much in the way of chances 🤔

Absolutely love Ohso, to meet up with friends, grab a tasty Sambo and cake. Prices are good aswell 👌 Chill out watch the world go by.

Nice cafe with good coffee but for goodness sake you need to have a bathroom. Directing people (and kids) to the local pub isn’t an acceptable substitute.

Delicious pastrami sandwich and croque madame (a bit too mustardy sauce but still tasty). Brownie was divine! (thanks for recommendation to charming girl at the counter) and cinnamon roll was delicious too. We had also flat white and cappuccino which were also great, quality level like in roaster coffee shops.

Good coffee cheaper than in Dublin city