Donnybrook Fair

Dublin, Ireland

3.6

Closed now

16 reviews

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Telephone:
+353 1 668 3556
Website:
www.donnybrookfair.ie
Address:
13 Baggot Street, Dublin, Republic of Ireland, Dublin 4
Baggot Street
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
560 ftBaggot Street Lower
0.2 miPembroke Road
0.3 miMount Street Lower
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Take-out
Yes
Accepted Cards
Credit, Debit
Parking
Street
Bike Parking
Yes

Today

Today 7:00 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Dublin) 2:08 AM Friday, July 4, 2025

Business hours

Monday 7:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 7:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 7:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 7:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 7:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm

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16 reviews of Donnybrook Fair

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Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
Fresh, made to order and tasty grilled food, sandwich/​wraps and noodles. Great place for lunch. The char grilled salmon is tender and flavorful. Italian chop sandwich and number 13 chicken wrap are also tasty. The noodle bar requires a bit wait since they only have one wok. But noodles tastes good. There’s even a post office inside.
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
I live just off baggot street and I just have bonded with this place; I’ve been in a few times but when I think about grabbing a bite to eat this place doesn’t top my list. The coffee is not great here which problem adds to why I overlook it here, as coffee is always on the top of my list when grabbing some lunch.
It’s nice place to grab some artisan foods or nibbles for when you have guests coming. They also have a little newsagents thing going on so you can grab a magazine/​newspaper.
They have a deli, a hot grill option plus there is fresh juices and smoothies available here.
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Great place to go for a sandwich during lunchtime if you are around on Baggot street. They also have a nice selection of juices when you are in need of stacking vitamins and reaching a whole new level in your office. Coffee is so-​so, you would be better of checking out CoCu or Eathos next doors.
There is also a post office inside and a little grill for hot foods.
Place rating: 5
Zürich, Switzerland
Such a cute delicatessen! From made to order fresh juices and sandwiches to bakery sweets and premade dinners, this place is perfect. Clean, bright shop, friendly staff, and good assortment make this place a stand out.
Place rating: 3
Munich, Germany
Saw this food truck by the library at Trinity.
Had a flat white and a blueberry muffin:
The coffee was shit– not a flat white at all, but the muffin was really amazing– a bit sweet, but really moist and tasty :)
Place rating: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This is a review soley for the cookies and the number 13…
Cookies — raspberry and white chocolate?! WHAT?! Chocolate chunk!!! They are amazing. So amazing.
The number 13 is a wrap with chicken goujons, this spicy mayo and lettuc
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
What’s not to love?! OK, it is all a bit expensive for a supermarket but brilliantly presented and with the Mars Bar rice crispy squares (5Euro for 4) you’ll keep going back, agin, and again and again.
There is a fresh fish counter, very nice Deli and fantastic wine selection.
If for nothing else go for the Mars Bar crispy squares…
Place rating: 3
San Francisco, CA
nice deli to get a quick sandwich. i got an egg mayo (which i have really come to appreciate living in the UK) sandwich on ciabatta, and it was tasty and filling.
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Did you know that there is a tiny post office at the back of this store?
No?
How do I know such information?
Well like the vast majority of dwellers on this island I was unemployed for the first time in my life several months ago and I never want to return to that part of my life — who does? As a result I came here every Tuesday to get my free money. Folks dressed in their business best claiming, rather sad really.
Although it was a tad comical having to walk through this upscale grocery store to claim. Sometimes I messed with their head and bought an over priced tub of cut up fruit and and some pretentious juice.
Thank the powers that be I am employed again but I still have found the service in there borderline rude — I don’t feel the need to dress up to do my shopping.
If you just want to get a few bits and pieces this is the place and again I have only tried this one. I am not opposed to upper end shopping as I am a fan of Listons chiefly due to their tea range.
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This Donnybrook Fair is no longer, strictly speaking in Donnybrook. In transit it appears to have gotten smaller and now has a juice bar. I suppose travelling just changes places.
It’s still achingly stylish, the exterior alone is an exercise in good taste and restraint but if you like that wait till you get an eyeball full of the wiggly counter, phew, is it hot in here?!
True, it’s a little cramped in this Donnybrook Fair but they do fit in a remarkable selection of delectables on top of the newsagent standards.
Maybe not everyone is as blown away by the wiggly counter as I am, but if truffles and caviar and the likes are your bag then this is a primo spot to get them at. For me, it’s just a corner shop with an Armani dinner jacket and it’ll have to be three stars I’m afraid.
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This is like a really poshy poshy shop… its the only way i can describe it… but that is no reason to put it down, it sells everything you would expect from a newsagent and all that. it just has this superslick look and design and i always see very fashionable dogs with pedicures tied up outside of it… which makes me think that im either too poor to shop here or the rich are too poor to shop elsewhere any more
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Donnybrook Fair is the kind of place you drool at from outside, and then move on to do the weekly shop in Aldi and try to forget that places like the Fair exist for those who can afford it.
The condiments, sauces and preserves section of the shop is my favourite, with pots of fresh pesto and red onion marmalade, and jars of sundried tomatoes and plump juicy olives tempting me to splurge my money.
The wine selection is excellent, the freshly baked breads light and delicious, and the butchers, who sources rich aged beef, enjoys an excellent reputation.
Even if I was really rich I don’t think I could justify doing my weekly shop here, but I would definitely be a regular for occasion-​food shopping.
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Donnybrook Fair is a nice change from Spar or Tesco for extra special shopping. They have organic vegetables, lovely deli counter and great cheese selection. Wine, olives, ready made (but homemade) meals, gorgeous desserts and fancy biscuits, crisps and cereals. Donnybrook Fair is like boutique grocery shopping.
It’s also good for presents, bunches of flowers, boxes of chocolates. The post office is down the back so it’s handy for cards and special occassions. It’s lovely but I prefer the Donnybrook original.
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Donnybrook Fair has a few stores around the place. The one on Baggot Street is a cracker. There’s everything from convenience food to wine, a quality deli counter, breads and sweets, flowers, gifts and magazines, and a juice and coffee bar. As a rule their food is great, but some of the generic grocery style items have a big markup compared to the supermarket chains. At lunch time the place can be jam packed with people picking up wraps and salads or waiting for fresh hot stuff from the noodle bar. Likewise, the post office up the back can get cramped ans slow at peak times. The coffee is good (although the swarthy young barista is not what you would call speedy) and the berry, yogurt and apple smoothie is amazing. The service is sometimes a bit gruff, but never bad enough to stop me going back. After all, they have the best selection of boutique crisps I have ever seen!
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Donnybrook Fair is somwhere you can have a good meal, but at an expensive price. There’s a wide range of good dishes on offer but you could probably find a place that serves food just as tasty, at a much more reasonable price. Worth a visit if you’re in the area but you could probably give it a miss.
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This deli/​shop is a delicious place to get food. It stocks organic foods of all sorts, wheat free, gluten free foods. It has a great variety of fresh foods. It does really good quality foods. Many types of chocolate and crisps. They cook noodles and hot foods there that can be bought in little packets. They do fabulous salads of all sorts. There is a range of food for everyone. There is only a couple of downfalls, the food can be expensive, there is always long queues around lunchtime and there is no parking. It is definately worth the wait.