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Winnie's Craft Cafe

Winnie's Craft Cafe in Dublin

3 Woodbine Park, Priesthouse, Booterstown, Co. Dublin, A94 T8P0, Ireland Dublin
+353 1 260 3734
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Google 404 9.2
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TripAdvisor 23 8.6
“A lovely spot in D4-Dublin: threads, wool, sewing bits, embroidery and all that. The place looks like it was done up with great care. And the girls working there are dead sound and really kind. A grand shopping experience altogether.”
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18 May 2025
10.0
Lovely relaxed atmosphere and very helpful and knowledgeable staff. Beautiful selection of stock.
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14 May 2025
10.0
Great value, large variety of exciting stock, and such friendly, helpful staff!! I visit whenever I’m up in Dublin, but often order for delivery - always quick and reliable.
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22 April 2025
10.0
Great wool shop and great staff!
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29 March 2025
10.0
One of the best online wool shop in Ireland lots choices and very good communication ,quick delivery , highly recommend from very satisfied customer 🤗 thank you so much and I promise to make more orders in a future 🥰
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09 January 2025
10.0
I came to Dublin for a while and was able to visit multiple knit shops and Winnie's Craft Cafe was one of my favorites. Very helpful and friendly staff.
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06 January 2025
10.0

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