Rosie's Cafe in Dublin

Great service for customer who customer was deaf and hard of hearing couple. Is the best meal ever we have!

Looking for the 2nd time around, coffee and quiete ambiance for MORNING breakfast- but it seems staff are chatty , too loud with a modernize music ambiance- love the old concept though.. For milk preferences make sure to remind clients the availability of milk instead they chose their own preferences before serving them.

Benedict was so so but waiter took my order wrong and brought me scrambled eggs instead then argued with me over what I ordered. Food was good but not great but the experience with the wait staff in this small space put me off. Mocha was good but nothing special. Other staff in the place were more agreeable than the one I was exposed to.

A cozy setting with pleasant service. However, the dishes we chose were overpriced for what was actually on the plate (breakfast bap and scrambled eggs).

The fish and chips was just average and quite expensive. The potatoes were undercooked.

Weird atmosphere, open kitchen with staff bickering behind. Food was fine but no coffee was being served. Food hygiene also seemed limited behind the counter.

We popped in here to get the ‘world famous fish & chips’. So disappointing! The food came too quickly so knew it had to be precooked. Sure enough, the chips were horrible, ie not hot and crispy. The fish (cod) was ok but for €16 per meal it felt like a ripoff.

Everything was delicious. From the cappuccino to the food, I wouldn't hesitate to come back again.

Quite hidden from Temple Bar, slightly cheaper, food excellent and staff really friendly. Not far from the castle.

The food was delicious, I had Rosies irish breakfast. They open at 8am. The only negative was that I waited 30 minutes for my food