The best coffee shops in Dublin

Ireland is known for stout beer, however, another dark drink is also enjoying great success. In Dublin, the panorama of third wave cafés is very interesting, we have visited some for you.

Coffeeangel One of the best coffee shops in Dublin falls Coffee Angel. The owner, Karl Purdy opened the first kiosk in the distance 2004 a Howth’s East Pier. They were among the pioneers of Specialty Coffee in Ireland and the presence of five coffee shops in the city proves their success. The coffees are roasted in Belfast by roasting Bailies Coffee specially for Coffee Angel, including a blend and three mono origins.

3 Trinity St, Dublin 2 – +353 1 906 0003

Kaph One of our favorite coffee shops in Dublin is Kaph, it is located on Drury street in the creative district of the city, among artisan shops, designers and restaurants. Despite its small size, the cafeteria is very welcoming, minimal style and background music create a joyful atmosphere. The upper floor serves as a hub for creatives and artists who meet at Kaph. The coffee comes from 3Fe, which provides different mono origins and blends, some created specifically for Kaph. The staff is very courteous and available to have a chat and guide you in choosing the coffee you like best.

31 Drury St, Dublin 2 – +353 1 613 9030

Clement & Pekoe If you are undecided between coffee and tea this is the place for you. There are always two types of espresso and two of filter coffee from some of the best European roasters such as The Barn, The goat e The Underdog, while the teas available are no less than 50 and are imported directly from Clement & Pekoe. Try the kombucha, a very particular drink made from fermented tea. Considering the vast assortment and quality offered Clement & Pekoe it is one of the best coffee shops in Dublin.

50 South William St, Dublin 2

Shoe Lane For lovers of retro clubs this is the right place. A Singer sewing machine and shoemaker's material 1800 they show off in the cafeteria making the environment very warm and welcoming. Coffees are provided by roasting Full Circle and are proposed both in espresso and in filter methods such as V60 e cold brew.

7 Tara Street, Dublin 2 – +353 01 677 9471

3Fe Third floor coffee is definitely one of the best coffee shops in Dublin. To tell the truth there are three outlets, we visited that on Grand Canal Street, the historic restaurant opened in 2011. The promoter of the success of 3Fe is due to Colin Harmon, several times Irish cafeteria champion. The restaurant is welcoming and with a minimal design. At the time of our visit there were five single origin coffees and two blends. All coffees are roasted by 3Fe in the roasting inaugurated in 2014. In addition, training courses on filter methods are available, latte art and cafeteria.

32 Grand Canal Street Lower, Dublin 2

Love Supreme North of Dublin city center, in the Stoneybatter district you will find one of the trendiest cafés in the city. The restaurant is small but bright and minimal in style, the suspended plants, the exposed bricks and soft colors make it very welcoming. Coffee comes from roasting Roasted Brown which provides high quality single origin coffee. In addition to espresso, the most popular filter extraction methods are available such as Aeropress and V60 that you can sip together with their delicious homemade cakes.

57 Manor St, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7