Rasher’s

This place is a stones throw from work but I’ve only started going recently (trying hard to resist the brekkie frys!!) Both times I’ve been here I’ve got the same thing, a breakfast bap and a black coffee. It’s 6 quid and just so spot on. Just enough in it so that you’re satisfied but not rolling oneself out the door. Only knocking the one star cause the place is consistently freezing. But that’s what the food and coffee is for I guess haha!

This is close to my job and I really want to give a great review as its local independent café .
The positives is that price wise it’s spot on for what you get, great full Irish breakfast !
It’s always fresh and lovely cup tea .
Negatives — even though staff lovely I find service can be a bit scatty. Not enough milk at your table, not enough butter etc even I’ve been there when it’s not busy it still seems not100%
Well recommended but remember price is fine and quality so based on that its well recommended.

Accueil très sympa, prix raisonnables (vous pouvez en plus trouver des réductions dans les hostels à proximité) et nous avons raisonnablement bien manger!

We got there on our first day in dublin, we both wanted a real english breakfast, the Rasher’s looked cute and was close to the place we stayed so we got there.
I liked the place, it wasn’t too crowded and pretty quiet which I like.
We both took the english breakfast and orange juices, my boyfriend took a porridge as well.
The orange juices were good, the breakfast were very good too especially the white pudding. I didn’t tasted the porridge but he enjoyed it.
The waitress were nice, the only problem is that at one time they put some music, pretty loud, I would have preferred to stay in calm for a breakfast.
The price were only something like 6 € for the english breakfast which is very good value !