Jeanine’s guidebook
Food scene
Super quirky little coffee shop with lots of Irish produce, cool tunes and lovely coffee. Their brunch bap is delish! Also, plenty of fresh eggs and lovely pastries.
34 locals recommend
Bang Bang
59A Leinster St NSuper quirky little coffee shop with lots of Irish produce, cool tunes and lovely coffee. Their brunch bap is delish! Also, plenty of fresh eggs and lovely pastries.
One of the best coffee shops in Dublin. Their food and coffee is stunning which explains the queues.
60 locals recommend
TWO BOYS BREW
375 N Circular RdOne of the best coffee shops in Dublin. Their food and coffee is stunning which explains the queues.
Another local coffee shop with plenty of Irish produce. Get there early for their sausage rolls!
43 locals recommend
Fish Shop, Benburb St.
76 Benburb StreetAnother local coffee shop with plenty of Irish produce. Get there early for their sausage rolls!
Historic pub thats remained relatively untouched since 1833. Steeped in history with some great stories, their pint of guinness is up there with the best in the city....if not the country!
72 locals recommend
John Kavanagh The Gravediggers
1 Prospect SquareHistoric pub thats remained relatively untouched since 1833. Steeped in history with some great stories, their pint of guinness is up there with the best in the city....if not the country!
Sightseeing
Cool little village with a bustling arts and culture scene. Plenty of shops and great pubs along with weekend markets and fantastic coffee shops.
6 locals recommend
Stoneybatter
Cool little village with a bustling arts and culture scene. Plenty of shops and great pubs along with weekend markets and fantastic coffee shops.
Botanical Gardens
Beautiful, tranquil gardens to roam through
One of the largest city parks in Europe, this is the perfect spot on a sunny day. Wild deer roam the grounds and there's tons of scenic walks and places to just sit and enjoy the view.
Its linked with Dublin Zoo as well as featuring nice coffee spots, walled Victorian gardens and plenty of playgrounds for kids.
Our president also lives there!
1242 locals recommend
Phoenix Park
One of the largest city parks in Europe, this is the perfect spot on a sunny day. Wild deer roam the grounds and there's tons of scenic walks and places to just sit and enjoy the view.
Its linked with Dublin Zoo as well as featuring nice coffee spots, walled Victorian gardens and plenty of playgrounds for kids.
Our president also lives there!
City advice
Getting around
Our nearest tram (Luas) stop is Cabra
Cabra Luas stop is a 5 min walk from the house and the green line takes you directly into the city centre.