Cafe Oasis

You must come here when you come to Dublin! The food is amazing, all made fresh. Plus the service was great. A cute little place with live music and delicious food. I went again the next day.

Café Oasis doesn’t look like much at all from the outside. This is mainly because of the truly terrible paint choices of neon-​green and blue for their exterior colours.
A few pints and a hungry American in next doors’ Cobblestone was what made me try Oasis for the first time, purely by default as nothing else was open late that one Sunday night.
The menu offers a little bit of everything: pizzas, pastas, falafels, kebabs. We had a large pizza, vegetarian ravioli and some hummus with flatbread. All three dishes were really nice and very reasonably priced.
On a different occasion, I ordered the falafel for take-​out and it was delish! So yes, apart from the off-​putting colour scheme, this place is actually very decent. They do BYOB (not sure about the corkage fee) and also deliver to your door. If your door is nearby that is.

Went here last night with a few friends. Passed by this place so many times but the exterior (floro green & flashing pizza signs) had put me off going inside. Turns out I’ve been missing out! We had a voucher for three courses each (ridiculously cheap!) but even without that, the prices are really reasonable. The menu is a mad mix of everything — pizza, pasta, middle eastern, kebab… the list goes on. We all went for the Middle Eastern themed dishes and they were delicious! Generous portions of hummus, tasty falafel, kofta, shawarma — everything was great. And they have 20% off delivery at the moment, I’ll be taking them up on that offer soon!

It was raining then. I had roughly an hour to spare before catching a movie at nearby cinema, so I decided to check this place out after seeing their listing on deliveroo. Café Oasis definitely did not disappoint. I ordered a seafood penne but requested for a spaghetti instead and it was granted with no issue at all.
The food was delicious and well presented, the mint tea is also wonderful. I was the only patron when I entered the café but afterward a group of 8 who made earlier reservation came. The place probably would be busier had it not been because of the rain. They even treated me with free garlic bread. Maybe because they feel sorry with me being alone: P
I intend to come here again with friends during our movie night.

We’re still not sure if this Oasis is a mirage. We were wandering around late at night, after shuffling through Cobblestone, and my boyfriend saw the sign for Oasis Café. I live in a Middle Eastern neighborhood in Los Angeles, and I know that many ME cultures love to stay up late, drinking tea and enjoying life. But, as everywhere that serves food in Ireland/​UK seems to close by 8 or 9, I was skeptical.
A little further walking, and a peek inside showed they were open!
A real oasis!
We had some Lebanese tea, which hit the spot, cos I’ve been sick.
We liked it so much, we came back.
And the food was deeeelicious.

Hours posted say they close at midnight. Came in just past 11 and refused service. Thanks for the half mile walk in the rain for no reason. Would have loved to try the food.

This place was surprisingly delightful. I thought the ricola salad was the freshest salad I had during my visit to Dublin. Reminded me of the Bay Area.
The chicken we ordered was perfectly spicy — don’t remember the name but it had a tomato sauce.
Yum yum yum would come here again

Decent burgers, great coffee, friendly staff, and if you pop by on a late Sunday afternoon like I did; the place would be empty and you can get some reading done!

I got a couple of deliveries from here recently and it is great. I don’t know of many places that have both kebabs and deep fried Brie on their menu so a handy choice if you can’t decide if you want curry, burgers, steak, pizza etc. I will have a sit down meal at some point, but it is currently my new favourite takeaway in Smithfield.

I ordered a falafel salad for € 3.99, a plate of hummus, which came with flat bread for another € 4 and a takeaway coffee for € 2. It was all perfect. This was the best falafel I have ever had. The hummus was clearly made to order and delicious. It was smooth without being paste like and the seasoning was perfect. The server was nice and attentive without being overbearing. I will be back and highly recommend it. The location is a little off the beaten path but well worth taking!

Café Oasis opened a few months ago and it has become a regular spot for me to visit at least once a week! The place is welcoming, friendly and unfussy … the food is freshly cooked, nothing premade or prepacked about Café Oasis! It is tasty and the menu is broad and something to satisfy most palates — my favourites are the Charcoal Chicken and the open Steak Sandwich — my friends like the Chicken Fillet Kebab and the Penne Pollo al Funghi — the beauty of this place is that you can have a main course and a starter for 10 – 12 euro — really good value!
They also have really good coffee — sometimes i pop in just for their coffee and pastry deal — really good coffee at a decent price :) The WIFI is free and fast too!
They open till 10 pm and Monday to Friday from 9 am — weekends the chef sleeps in until 3 pm :)
I rarely write so freely and positively about a place — I just want to spread the word about a new business that deserves our support — Café Oasis is a great find and I don’t mind sharing it … for now!

Stopped in for a coffee and cake to escape the rain the other day. Although it was empty, the place is nicely laid out and the staff are very friendly. Their apple tarts and baklava are both solid, as are their lattes.
Standard prices (a latte is 2.50 EUR) for Dublin.