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Nothing but espresso, cappuccino and filter, served by Ireland’s champion barista.
The €9.95 lunch deal leaves us coming back for oodles more noodles.
Choose your poison: sugar or chocolate?
Take away, sit down or table service; Avoca caters for most—and deliciously at that.
Large, gourmet sandwiches with a huge variety of New York deli-inspired fillings.
This cosy hideaway is the perfect spot to munch on some biscuits from Carluccio’s next door.
Guys, don’t let the girls keep this delicious spot to themselves.
Orangina, tartines and les françaises all render your correspondent weak at the knees.
Dublin’s latest Mexican joint has risen again from its 2008 Ranelagh premises.
With new prices suiting today’s wallets, this Italian’s offerings are more tempting than ever.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it: proper sandwiches like your Mum would make.
Now that Cornucopia’s expanded, it’s an even better place to go for lunch.
Utterly delicious two-course italian for a tenner: what more do you want?
Unfussy, quick and delicious: a deserving addition to your lunch repertoire.
A light lunch with the novelty factor of picking out your own sushi.
Small but beautiful: Very tasty sandwiches & snacks in the bustle of the George’s St Arcade.
Boldly going where no soup has gone before.
Going mining later? Then there’s nothing for it but one of these authentic Cornish exports.
When a good old-fashioned Toasted Special is just what you need.
Surely Dublin’s biggest sandwich menu—and fine breakfast rolls favoured by discerning builders.
For occasions when you’re not in the mood for surprises, and you’re willing to pay for it.
High-end afternoon tea doesn’t quite meet high-end standards.
Lunch deal seems like good value, but one may find the quality souper disappointing.
Trinity’s cafeteria is pretty forgettable—with one exception.
