Tamarama

One of my favourite cafes in Dublin. I’ll usually stop here for coffee in the morning and a couple of times a week for lunch.
The coffee is always absolutely perfect. You can see the care and attention they put into every cup and it shows in the taste.
For lunch they will have a selection of sandwiches and soup. I’ve tried about 6 different types of sandwich and several soups and I haven’t been disappointed yet. Always tasty and filling. Perfect lunch!
Lastly, the staff are fantastic. Always attentive and very friendly. They are always willing to do anything they can to ensure you enjoy your meal.
Highly recommend for lunch or just a coffee.

I never liked the rain, but today it took me to this café that i have always walk by but never tried. One thing about me I am very picky with my coffee, but, any way When I walked in i was welcomed and offered a seat. The owner told me he is Australian and thats is why the place is called Tamarama, his home town. and as he said where he used to surf every day and you can feel this atmosphere in his café. So I ordered Machiatto and after that I had a cappuccino and I have to say this coffee is a real deal. Plus, what makes it even better is the way the owner shows his love for his coffee and making it. And by the way, He doesn’t let his staff touch the coffee maker, he makes it himself. Again, this place is something if you ‘re a coffee lover go and give it a try and enjoy your self.

Great little café :)
The guy there the barista is really nice SUPER chatty they do lovely little cup cakes and decent coffee, All the art on the wall is really cool all gorgeous painting ! loved it food was ok nothing to shout about but nothing to complain about. They do nice cakes aswell ! which i what i had for lunch, bold but what can you do ;)

On my way to my hairdresser I always stop here for a coffee and a paleo brownie. So delicious! Staff is super friendly! Carlos is a brilliant barista!

good coffee and friendly service. I didn’t try any of the food apart from the scone but it did look delicious. There are so many places to choose from around here that it’s difficult for a place to stand out but i’ll go back and try it again.

Easily the best chicken advacado sandwich I’ve had in Dublin. The side pasta with cabbage salad was just as savory.
For a coffee shop, they know how to make fresh delicious food.
Great atmosphere, friendly staff, highly recommended.

Carlos is probably the most brilliant barista in Dublin.
He makes the perfect cup of coffee, EVERY TIME.
I cannot recommend this enough.

Came here looking for Brioche but found Tamarama in its place.
Service was top notch, very friendly and attentive. Good coffee, excellent food and decent music.

The girls working in the shop were super nice, made beautiful coffees for me and my gf! We didn’t try the pastry but it looked fresh and delicious. I would recommend this place for anyone in Dublin 2!

A nice new addition to the Camden/​Aungier/​Georges Street strip of deliciousness.
They have a small selection of salads and sandwiches on offer, and although I didn’t actually try any, they all looked really good quality (I can back this assumption up by confirming that all customers sitting down to lunch there looked ridiculously happy.)
It was a humble cuppa-​jo that caught my fancy, however, and honestly the beverage was so good that it pretty much became my only topic of conversation for the following 20−23minutes. I’m no coffee buff, but by-​humbug that was one good coffee.
Also, they have joined in on the new «Paleo» craze and although I’m not into that whole régime, I’m not one to bypass a chance to try the latest «milk alternative». So I dabbled in a drop of almond milk to accompany my americano and yeah it was wierd, but it was also exceptionally scrumptious!
They have a few paleo treats on offer, and then lots more of your run-​of-​the-​mill cakes and squares too.