
Guided tour · 3 hours
Dublin Food & Drink Walking Tour & Jameson Irish Coffee Demo
Embark on a delicious journey through Ireland’s rich culinary heritage with our authentic Irish food and drink tour.
The Fumbally Cafe is a cafe in The Liberties, Dublin.
Editorially verified July 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 3 hours
Embark on a delicious journey through Ireland’s rich culinary heritage with our authentic Irish food and drink tour.

1h 15m
Learn how to craft the perfect Irish Coffee with Jameson Black Barrel at the Bow St. Distillery in Dublin. Enjoy a tasting of 4 cask strength whiskeys and savor 2 excl...

Guided tour · 1 hour
Discover the 300 year history of The Church, a former 18th century church which was converted into a bar in the mid 2000s and finish it off with an Irish coffee demonstration.
Address: Fumbally Lane, Dublin 8, D08 HFF2
Two Pups Coffee on Francis Street in Dublin 8, a Liberties counter and brunch room, the southside's strongest cortado and one of the city's brunch references.
OrderCortado on the house roast; the eggs Florentine with house hollandaise at brunch.
DrinkCortado
TipWalk-in only; arrive 09:30 Saturday before the queue. Two long tables share with strangers; the window stools turn fast.
Kaph on Drury Street in Dublin 2, an upstairs flat-white room over a Drury Street boutique, the southside's regular specialty espresso bar with quiet booths.
OrderFlat white on the seasonal espresso blend; a Bewley's-style toasted-cheese sandwich.
DrinkFlat white
TipTwo floors of stools; the upstairs window seat has the best Drury Street people-watching. Closes 17:30 weekdays.
Twist Bakery on Bedford Row in Temple Bar is a Dublin 2 artisan bakery and cafe with slow-fermented sourdough, croissants and morning specialty coffee.
OrderAlmond croissant or a slice of sourdough with a flat white; afternoon a hand-decorated seasonal cake.
DrinkSpecialty espresso with a buttery croissant
TipCounter is busy from 07:00 weekdays; weekends open at 08:00. Walk-in only and limited seating, so plan for takeaway.
3fe Grand Canal in Dublin 2, the flagship of Colin Harmon's roastery, the city's most polished filter coffee on the south side of Pearse Street's tech.
OrderA V60 filter with the rotating Ethiopian single-origin and a sourdough cardamom bun.
DrinkFilter coffee
TipEight 3fe cafes across Dublin; the Grand Canal flagship has the most seating and serves food until 15:00.
3fe on Sussex Terrace in Dublin 4, the small Forest Avenue neighbour, four-seat counter, the morning 3fe espresso for the southside before work commute.
OrderDouble espresso with a cardamom bun, on the move.
DrinkEspresso
TipCounter only; arrive 09:00-10:00 weekdays. The bun pastry case empties by 11:00 on Saturdays.
Brother Hubbard North on Capel Street in Dublin 1, Garrett FitzGerald and James Boland's original Middle Eastern brunch room, the Capel Street weekend anchor.
OrderShakshuka with house bread; a cardamom French toast and a flat white to follow.
DrinkFlat white
TipWalk-in only Saturday and Sunday from 09:30; the queue starts before doors. Wednesday breakfast is the calm window.
Two Pups Coffee on Francis Street in Dublin 8, a Liberties counter and brunch room, the southside's strongest cortado and one of the city's brunch references.
OrderCortado on the house roast; the eggs Florentine with house hollandaise at brunch.
DrinkCortado
TipWalk-in only; arrive 09:30 Saturday before the queue. Two long tables share with strangers; the window stools turn fast.