CuisineCafe
Price
Neighbourhoodnorth-inner-city
The dishTwo-soup combo with bread

Tip: Counter-only seating; the two-soup combo with bread and a smoothie runs EUR 12. Best after 14:00.

Location

Address: 168 Capel Street, Dublin 1, D01 V972

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