Abraham Lee

Good option for Chinese food located in the Grafton stretch. Managed to get seats for NYE dinner and the place is actually quite big on the inside. Good variety of Chinese food.. we went with the dim sum this time round and were happy with our choices, especially the meats. The custard bun tasted a little bland and mild though. All in all, a pretty good option for Chinese food in Dublin.

An unassuming and humble cafe which has a plethora of old vintage items and great food! We liked the way the place is laid out and plenty of seating around. Also plenty of parking outside the area. Nice atmosphere and place was pretty crowded when we visited on a Sunday morning. Service was prompt and food was served rather quickly. Good choice of coffee available as well.

Delightful brunch options and also many tempting desserts, making it a great choice for social gatherings. Spacious ambiance and had a blend of artsy trendy sophisticated feel featured within an old industrial warehouse vibe.

The food and drinks choices were aplenty and staff were attentive and polite.

We had a fantastic experience! Service was great and our waitress was helpful and familiar with the items on the menu which led to great recommendations. The Japanese fusion experience was great and the place had a nice and trendy vibe located in the heart of the city. We booked prior to coming on a weekday evening.

If there’s one cafe that epitomizes the jeju vibes, this must be it.

Really nice chill atmosphere - we came just in time towards sunset in the winter. It was breezy and freezing but the warmth inside along with the sea view was perfect.
You have to make an order through a window before heading in and getting a seat. The most popular seats are obviously those along the window with a sea view. There is also another dessert area at the back where you can order cakes (I would recommend the carrot cake).

There is also a nice outdoor alfresco area to the end, which would be really nice during summer / spring period.