Noah & Co.

We’re very rarely in Liffey Valley but when we are Noah & Co is the place we eat.
Surrounded by gorgeous washed out décor you feel like you’re no longer in Dublin but in a country café. The décor is warm and quaint, lots of wicker, exposed brick and wood panelling.
The staff here are super lovely too, always with a smile and ready to tend to your order or questions.
They have one of the tastiest vegetarian breakfasts and their poached eggs are spot on.
The music isn’t too loud and the chatter from families, friends & couples brings that’s casual atmosphere to life.
Add in the fact that they serve Badger & Dodo coffee (my fav) and you’ve a match made in heaven.

I love this place. The halloumi and mushroom burger is a delicious veggie option, with cajun fries, and the french toast for brekkie is the nicest I’ve had.
It’s a cool dining space with a relaxed and well designed interior.
I’m not crazy about the coffee and the service can be hit-​and-​miss — I actually requested a different server on one occasion as one of the wait staff was pretty rude.
Overall though, one of the best places for breakfast/​lunch in the area, and with all-​day brunch every day, I’ll definitely be back!

Nestled among an army of fast food restaurants including Mc Donalds as is the usual food court fair, my dad and I came here for lunch on a Thursday as we didn’t really want junk food. The atmosphere is pretty loud, mainly full of families and their kids but the interior was nice and chic in general. The menu was quite varied: They had soup, salads and sandwiches, flat breads, but mainly had more burgers than anything else. There’s not much for vegetarians besides the salads as most of the things are fairly meaty. The food arrived pretty fast in about 10~15 mins, and tasted pretty decent. They have good breakfast and brunch menu (served until 2pm) as well as a desert and win menu. The service was standard, nothing spectacular. Although I found it hard to get the waiters attention. Prices averaged from 7 – 12 euro.
Overall, the food was adequate, the service was average and the atmosphere is boisterous.

Had eaten here before and it was grand, so decided to pop in today with my mam to treat her for lunch. We got seated and ordered fairly quickly. 15 minutes later the two cokes we ordered were brought out. 40 minutes later and no sign of our food. The couple beside us, who ordered after us had there food arrive. Eventually our food arrived, minus the side portion of chips I’d ordered. My mams chicken burger and chips were cold. After failing to be noticed by the staff, I reluctantly went up to complain.
I hate being negitive but all in all not a good experience, and they were not even particularly busy. Will be in no rush to return!

Popped in for brunch. Decent, tasty omelette. Average coffee. Service patchy, no real customer interaction and very hard to grab wait staff attention, too busy chatting each other by the cash register. They could use a bit if customer focussed training. That said i like the Menu and every plate of good coming out looked really good, so I would come back. 4 stars for good, but service is bringing down to 3

Popped in here for a quick bite while shopping in Liffey valley. Didn’t want the standard garbage that the foodhall has to offer (you know the typical hangover food with the happy m etc) so opted for Noah & co.
First time here and it’s lovely! Really nice to get out of the noisy teenager filled food hall. Relaxed atmosphere with good mix of customers.
The waitress was lovely and took our order without delay promoting how yummy the soup was. She didn’t lie is was gorg.
We were served our food and drinks quickly and wait staff were nice. All of them looked super busy but kept the best friendly side out.
The food was delicious! Soup € 4.50 was hot and warmed the cockles of mums heart. I had the wings € 6.95 and sautéed potatoes on side € 2.50. Didn’t need them at all coz the wing portion was larger than expected.
All in all, a bargain tasty well served lunch. I’ll be back to this bistro for sure :-)