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1. Bewley’s Grafton Street
Dublin's oldest grand café, serving Grafton Street since 1927, with Harry Clarke stained glass, a full Irish breakfast and afternoon tea.
View details — Bewley’s Grafton StreetCoffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
6 places · Updated October 27, 2026
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Dublin's oldest grand café, serving Grafton Street since 1927, with Harry Clarke stained glass, a full Irish breakfast and afternoon tea.
View details — Bewley’s Grafton StreetCafé
An independent tea and coffee house on South William Street, open for 15 years, serving loose-leaf teas, espresso and pastries.
View details — Clement & PekoeCafé
A daytime café and bakery on Fumbally Lane in the Liberties, with its own sourdough, a weekly Friday dinner and workshops in the Fumbally Stables.
View details — The FumballyCafé
A small specialty coffee shop on Drury Street in the Creative Quarter, pouring a 3fe house blend alongside cakes and pastries.
View details — KaphCafé
The Grand Canal Street café of 3fe, the Dublin specialty coffee roaster, serving its own coffee and food daily near Grand Canal Dock.
View details — 3fe Grand Canal StreetCafé
The city-centre flagship of Brother Hubbard on Capel Street, open seven days for breakfast, brunch and lunch made from scratch.
View details — Brother Hubbard North