Such a good place for brunch/breakfast! Spiced sausage was unreal! And their drinks are so refreshing. Fully recommend

Came here twice for brunch and once for cake and coffee. The coffee is nice although the food disappointed me a lot. On the menu it looks appealing and unique but the two times I went there it was blend. Eggs not seasoned and I honestly couldn't taste the other ingredients (pickled onions, avocado and pea cream if I remember well..) It wasn't bad but I did not enjoy it particularly. It's a shame cause it sounds delicious on paper... Service wise, the order always came quickly but depending on the waiters/waitress I didn't always felt welcome.

I give this place a 4/5 because the staff are lovely, interior is comfy and all around I had a great time there. Coffee is good and they even made me something specific I asked for which wasn’t on the menu. However, the food was okay. I had the sausage scramble and it was weird. I really didn’t like the sausages, I’m not sure what they were made from or if I am just not used to those types of sausages but they fell apart and didn’t even feel like meat. The dish is very wet which then makes the sourdough soggy underneath and makes it not very enjoyable to eat. I can’t say I’d get it again as it kinda grossed me out. I remember I asked for the little potatoes they had with their special and they were also not amazing. Kinda hard potatoes, weird oil on them. If you compare them to fried potatoes to any other brunch place they’d be low down I’d say. Needed Mayo. I feel bad because the staff were lovely and the place is lovely but I wouldn’t recommend the sausage scramble dish.

If I could give 10 stars how great this place is for a brunch it would have 10 stars. The staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was beautiful. We didn't have to wait for too long to get our food. It's a nice cafe family based and they serve nothing but best organic and hand made food. 😍❤️ I definitely recommend this place.

Best breakfast place I've visited in Dublin! The food was so delicious and arrived pretty quickly!Make sure to come in time, cause this place was stacked when we arrived. Your name gets put on a waiting list and whenever a table is free you can sit and enjoy the atmosphere and lovely food. 10/10 would go there again :)

The place is small but cozy, could be a little overcrowded during weekends, prices are a bit high in my opinion, it’s almost 20 euros for a coffee and 3 pancakes. Staff is professional. Overall not a bad experience.

Delicious food! Great music! Fabulous coffee and the owners are a craic!!!! Love love love!

Amazing brunch with friends, do not be afraid to wait a bit outside, the turnover is pretty quick (we waited only 5min and the place was full when we arrived). The waiter was super nice, and omg please taste the pancakes, they were to die for! We were full but we still took take away cakes 👌 will definitely come back! Congrats for the quality guys!!!

Tasty, pretty, healthy. With tables outside and not to much traffic in that street, you've got the right combo to enjoy a nice brunch ;)

Decent lil spot in Stonnybatter. I had the croquettes breakfast and loved the croquettes! The blue cheese is a great combo! My egg was underdone (white part translucent) so I had to send that back but they sorted it quickly. The pancakes were delish but one was undone with the batter still raw but I didn't want to send that back too! Loved the toppings.

Finally got to try here last sat! The food and coffee were incredible! I had the eggs and Green dish and all the flavours were so well balanced and tasty! We were so well looked after especially by the lovely guy with black curly hair! Can't wait to come back again soon! They also have a lovely outdoor area!

A place with a happy and bright atmosphere located in a hipster area in Dublin. My partner and I went for a brunch. We were received by a very friendly, polite staff, and loved the place right away. By the photos other have posted, one can see there are good seats in and outside the place. There is a good number of options in the brunch menu. We went for the pancakes and - holy mother! - they are so good! Probably the best pancakes I ever had. From the food amount to the consistency and taste, they are just perfect. After three days in Dublin, I can't believe I took so long to notice this place a couple hundred meters from where I stayed. I would also recommend their iced Earl grey with lemon and peppermint and I am quite sure that the other options in the menu are great, but the pancakes, I would say are a must if you are there, and, if you are, you will probably want to come back. At least, it will certainly be a top-3 of my to-do list next time I'm in Dublin.

Had some lovely food and a coupe of coffees here on a Sunday afternoon. There was a little bit of a wait as they don't take bookings for parties under 5 people but it was a nice day so was ok. Sat outside which was nice. Very nice selection on the menu. I went for the Brunch Hash Brownies which was delicious. The potato hash brownie was lovely and crisp and the poached eggs were well cooked. I ate everything that came on the plate. The person I was with has the buttermilk pancakes as said they were amazing. The coffee was also really nice. I will be back again!

Charming Cafe with Room for Improvement My visit to sample the highly recommended pancakes was met with anticipation, perhaps too high of one. While the pancakes were delicious, they didn't quite achieve the level of brilliance I had hoped for. The berry sauce topping, while flavorful, erred on the sweeter side. I must say, though, the cream was exquisite, but I wished there had been a tad more of it. As a devoted connoisseur of pancakes and French toast, I hold every dining experience to high standards, and these expectations can be demanding. On a positive note, the coffee here was rich and satisfying. The service from the staff was a shining star; they were unfailingly courteous and attentive, even when the place was bustling with people. One small downside is the cafe's size. They do offer outdoor seating with umbrellas, but Dublin's unpredictable weather means it's often off-limits due to rain and wind. This cafe is a cozy spot with potential for even more greatness. The pancakes are good, and a slight tweak to the berry sauce's sweetness, bigger size and a tad more cream would make them superb. Paired with great coffee and exceptional service, it's a place worth returning to, with hopes of witnessing it achieve its full potential.

Super warm welcome & kind + fast service. Awesome spot for Brunch. Might be a waiting list but definitely worth it. We had eggs & pancakes with coffee. The menu is great for all dietary needs.

We had a good experience with the service and the environment, despite being busy, it is organized. The flavor of the brunch was wonderful and the cake and pie that we took home were very tasty and fresh.

Stopped by for brunch and sat outside with our puppy, and baby in the pram. Comfortable bench seating and lucky enough to get the late morning sun too! The food is delightful. I had the ham toastie and Herself had the Sausie Scramble. Also had their freshly made pineapple, Orange & ginger juice. Really lovely for overall. The server kindly brought water for our pup.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Slice Restaurant in Dublin, and I must say, my visit left me thoroughly impressed. Despite a slight wait of around 25-30 minutes due to the Sunday crowd, the experience that followed was well worth it. From the moment I stepped in, the ambiance and warmth of the restaurant were apparent. The staff were friendly and accommodating, helping to ease the wait time and setting the tone for a pleasant experience. Once seated, I was promptly handed the menu, and my eyes were drawn to the tantalizing array of options. After careful consideration, I decided to indulge in a variety of dishes that caught my attention. The Brunch Hash Brownies intrigued me, and I couldn't resist the urge to try Naniji’s Achaar as well. To complete my meal, I ordered a cappuccino and the Buttermilk Pancake. As I awaited my order, the anticipation grew, and I couldn't help but notice the attention to detail in the restaurant's decor. When the food arrived, I was taken aback by the impeccable presentation. Each dish was a work of art, beautifully arranged on the plate. The Brunch Hash Brownies were a delightful blend of flavors, and Naniji’s Achaar added a tangy twist that was truly unique. The cappuccino was expertly crafted, providing a perfect balance of bold coffee flavor and velvety milk. However, the star of the show had to be the Buttermilk Pancake. It was a culinary masterpiece, fluffy and golden-brown, topped with a generous drizzle of syrup. Each bite was a harmonious blend of sweetness and texture, leaving me craving for more. The overall experience at Slice Restaurant was nothing short of satisfying. The wait, though initially daunting, was rewarded with a meal that exceeded my expectations. The attention to detail in both the food presentation and the restaurant's ambiance showcased the dedication of the staff to provide a memorable dining experience. In conclusion, my visit to Slice Restaurant was a delightful journey for the senses. The delectable food, warm ambiance, and attentive staff combined to create an experience that left me content and eager to return. If you're looking for a place that offers both a feast for the palate and a feast for the eyes, Slice Restaurant in Dublin is undoubtedly worth a visit.

I came here 2 years ago and had a great time. Made sure to remember this place for next time I came to Dublin. I Just went for breakfast this morning, honestly amazing food and coffee again. Honestly one of my favourite café's ever. Looking forward to my next time back.