La Corte

I went their few time only as I don’t live in town. I am sure the food is good, never tried although. I always order an espresso macchiato, I like the coffee here.
I also go there to shop some pasta, I love Garofalo pasta and so I go there to get few packages when I run out past at home. I also shop there for sea salt. I don’t buy other products as too expensive compared to Italy. I don’t blame them, they cost the same in any other Italian store in Dublin, it is just a comparison that I do as in Italy they cost less then year.
The stuff is friendly. I only feel a bit pressured when I shop there. The place is small, they look at you and you don’t breath. I also remember that I like their cappuccino. Next time, I’d try the panini, why not, they seem delicious.

Love the coffee here. I go out of my way to get it on occasion.
Usually take it away though as not always in the mood for the sound of the food court.
The coffee shop is tucked away in a corner and has some nice Italian products.
Going for a coffee now!

Never before had I ventured into this food hall which looks like a poor relation of the American food courts that I love so much. I got a cofee and a apple toffe square. The only saving grace was the coffee given the pastry was a stale mess.
There are other options here including the ugly ducking which serves a selection of tasty sandwiches and other carbohydrate deleciousness.

I was starving after spending 4 hrs walking around Dublin since 6 am trying to take a decent photo and went in here hoping something was open and they were.
It was only 10:00 am but I ordered a toasted panini and it was delicious.
Spicy cold cuts with fresh tomato, basil and mozzarella cheese. Toasted perfectly and delivered to my table.
I suspected this spot was a winner when three young Italians arrived in for coffee in their way to work.
This whole food court is worth a visit again.

Thinking about where to go in ifsc the other day and came across la corte on looking up Unilocal.I wasn’t disappointed same great coffee and paninis as in sister café in the epicurean which has been regular of mine when in Dublin 1. So delicious brought my colleague the next day. She is a fan also. Coffee is one of the best around in ifsc. Definitely be having more meetings and lunches there in coming months so glad I found it.

Great coffee, panninis and (my favourite) focaccias. They also have a great range of Italian deli items like coffee, olive oil, chocolates, gnocchi and canned goods. The staff are friendly, the coffees excellent and the food’s delicious!

La Corte is great for proper Italian-​style coffee (at Dublin prices). An espresso is € 1.70 but it’s the best I’ve had in Ireland. They do a great range of panini /​calzoni as well, which don’t look like great value compared to the rest of the Epicurean but then again they are of a superior quality to everything else on offer there. They also sell a good range of Italian products (pasta, flour, coffee, oil etc).

Real Italians with «award winning» coffee. I had a amazing cappuccino here recently — is this little alcove café inside the Epicurean food hall. Though it is in a food court, the place is relatively upscale and served in real coffee/​espresso cups if you are dining in. They also have some various sandwich and calzone options for a light lunch. Good deal with a quality regular sized capp. or espresso at 2.20 euros.

One of my top 5 coffees in Dublin. Also do good paninis etc. But it’s the coffee, the coffee, the coffee. Made the Italian way by Italians. One of the few places to have a latte (because it’s always, always perfectly made). Yum.

Great Italian Coffee. Best in the area. Who would have guessed.