The Music Café in Dublin

Been there twice and it is a nice place to hang out with a friend or to chill with a book. Not overpriced, nice staff. It is super small though, meaning you might not find a spot easily

I was looking for somewhere to work in Dublin and tried the Music Café as it had previously been recommended by a friend. I sat down and ordered a coffee, then got out my laptop to connect to the WiFi. As soon as my coffee was delivered to my table, I was told I had to put my laptop away due to a no laptop policy. Whilst I appreciate that cafés might not want people working in them, there was no note on the WiFi board saying that laptops were not allowed. There were also several free tables when I was in there (a Friday morning), so I do feel I could have been allowed to work for the duration of my coffee, rather than being told to put the laptop away immediately. Not knowing the city, I had to down my coffee at speed and leave to find somewhere else to work so that I was not losing my working hours. The coffee itself was very nice, but I would have liked to have had more time to drink and enjoy it!

This was the best latte I had on our entire two week vacation between Ireland and Scotland and I had quite a few..

A small cafe with lots of heart, and good coffee and food.

The moment I went was v ry good. Staff was very nice, the girl who helped us was v ry smiley and talkative. Coffee was very tasty and the cinnamon swirl was simply the best.

Very pleasant experience with nice music and delicious breakfast!

Lovely cafe very close to Temple bar and the centre of town. Coffee is a small bit pricey

I like the vibe there. They have good tea and sandwiches as well

It is a cool place for sure! And I also agree with the no laptop policy!! It is just that the staff could really improve in the way they treat clients, that's all. It is a bit un-welcoming treatment.

Really nice place to sit and chat with friends and family.