Cafe Nero

I really liked the seating and rustic interior of café Nero with the nice comfy sofas and slightly dimmed lighting. The coffee is quite inexpensive and not bad, and they have a nice selection of desserts as well as pre packed sandwiches, the usual. It’s fairly quiet as well making it a great place to read or study, and there’s plenty of nice seating at the back. Nero is another chain coffee shop; coffee sizes being that bit smaller than the big mugs you get at Starbucks and Costa, but still good for the caffeine fix or to sit and relax.

First time in this Caffe Nero in city centre! Of course, I’d never betray my good old Donnybrook branch, but this one is nice as well! The location is obviously a plus, and the friendly staff is a bonus (is it just me, or does every barista at a Caffe Nero have excellent tattoos?). The guy at this branch even knows my friend’s order by heart. I ordered a classic black tea and a deliciously moist apricot pastry. Being more central, it is pretty crowded, but we still managed to snag the incredibly comfortable chairs right at the front of the café. I’ll be back!

Nice place and good coffee. Is just a stone throw away from Stephens Green and a possible alternative to KC or Starbucks. It is a regular chain store with nice staff and sandwiches. The interior is nice and the tables is great for working while sipping a coffee or just hanging with a friend sharing stories since last.

A really nice café with chilled atmosphere. The staff is friendly and the coffee was very tasty.

One of not many places in IFSC area open for coffee during a weekend (especially on Sunday). Soy milk available, friendly staff, decent coffee and comfortable sitting area. Go, take the laptop with you, sit down, for a few minutes, for a few hours, especially when your housemates annoying you :-). Another plus of Café Nero are the long opening hours — you can go there after work (for hot chocolate for example :-))

UK chain I’ve come across at various locations when travelling for work has now arrived in Ireland… The coffee is really good and consistent across the chain — far above other chains! I recommend you try the caramel waffles.

This Café Nero is located in a nice little strip close to the Convention Center and many large businesses. The staff was super friendly, and the latte’s were delicious. I’d come back!

We wanted to go for a coffee and a treat last Sunday and my boyfriend suggested to try the nearby Voila. However to our disappointment it was closed. As were many cafés in the area including Lolly and Cooks. Café Nero happened to be open so we decided to give it a try.
Nice bright interior with some comfy seats to relax in if there are any free. I guess given the fact they were almost the only coffee shop open they were quite busy.
We ordered tea, chai latte and a cappuccino. For our treat we all went for the caramel squares. They were really good but would have been better if they were not cold from the fridge. On the negative side I had to go to the counter to ask for milk and there seemed to be a delay clearing tables.
Overall we did enjoy it and I would go back again to give it another try.

Great café to hang out and work or meet up with a friend. Good coffee. They have gluten free goodies, if you’re in to that.
No full-​fat milk for my coffee. why?

Run of the mill coffee shop but awesome gluten free chocolate cake — I could only eat half of it as it was so rich but yum !

Great place. Best coffee this side of Milan. Good pastries. The use real whip cream on the coffees. Give it a try.