Best Coffee In Dublin

If you are heading to the lovely city of Dublin soon and are a fellow coffee lover than this post is perfect for you. This is the best coffee in Dublin, Ireland.

Just like in most cities around the world, coffee is a important part of daily life in Dublin. No only for tourists, like myself, fighting off jet lag, but also for the locals starting their day. These Dublin coffee shops are tried and true. If you love coffee as much as I do, these coffee shops cannot be missed on your next visit to Dublin.

This post is all about the best coffee in Dublin, Ireland.

Best Coffee In Dublin

Vice Coffee Inc.

Located in the heart of Dublin, Vice Coffee Inc., serves ups delicious coffee from all over the world. The menu at Vice changes based on the time of year and where the best and freshest beans are coming from. Vice is known for serving up traditional Irish coffee.

You can find Vice in the back of a bar called Wigwam.

You can order delicious toasties and pastries with your coffee at Vice Coffee Inc.

At Vice or online you can purchase their coffee and equipment to make your own coffee at home.

Legit Coffee Company

Legit Coffee Company is located in the heart of Dublin's Liberties neighborhood. Not only do they serve insanely good coffee, but Legit Coffee Company also serves up french inspired food, as the owner is from France. Make sure that you try the sausage roll while at Legit Coffee Company.

Legit Coffee Company is a community based shop that encourages all people to come together.

This small and independent coffee shop has beans and equipment for sale so you can make your coffee at home taste just like one at Legit.

Proper Order Coffee

Proper Order Coffee is a cute and quaint little coffee shop located in the center of Dublin. Serving up insanely good lattes and pastries, Proper Order Coffee in a must while in Dublin. The place is always full of coffee lovers and is a great place to get some work done.

Shoe Lane Coffee

Shoe Lane Coffee is located in the center of Dublin and welcomes dogs. You will find delicious lattes and parties here and just all around happiness. I mean you get coffee, pastries, and puppies - how could you complain. Shoe Lane Coffee is home to a very relaxed environment. Perfect to chat with friend, get some work done, or to read a book in.

You can order Shoe Lane Coffee online along with coffee makers and merchandise.

Beanhive Coffee

Located in the Dublin 2 district, Beanhive Coffee is a great chose when picking up your morning java. Along with world class lattes you can enjoy a traditional Irish breakfast at Beanhive. This small and independently owned coffee shop, is known for their cozy environment and friendly staff.

Order Beanhive online to enjoy it at home.

Coffeeangle

With locations all over the city, Coffeeangle serves up some insanely good coffee from all over the world. Coffeeangle is all about the good vibes and community. Be sure to try the amazing lattes and an almond croissant.

You can order Coffeeangle coffee online, even if you are in the USA.

 Two Pups Coffee

If you are looking for a brunch place than head to Two Pups Coffee. If you are bringing your dog or just want to see a few pups Two Pups allows dogs!

Two Pups has a lovely minimalistic atmosphere with indoor and outdoor seating. Not only do they serve delicious coffee and lattes, Two Pups also is known for their insanely good breakfast. Two Pups is a perfect place if you need a break from sightseeing and shopping as it is located right next to St. Patrick's Cathedral in the Liberties District.

Groundstate Coffee Roasters

Groundstate Coffee Roasters is located in Dublin 8 and roasts delicious coffee in a sustainable way. This coffee shop focuses on serving only local food in an environmentally sustainable way. Groundstate coffee is a great place to get brunch or a quick coffee to go.

Order Groundstate Coffee Roasters online here

I hope that this guide to coffee in Dublin help you make your coffee shop choices easier! If you liked this post I think you will love my guide to Boston, Ma and my guide to Lisbon.

Happy Travels,

Daisy