Bittersweet Cafe — Restaurant in Dublin

We wanted to finish off our trip to Ireland by trying the famous Irish Breakfast...

Although the staff are friendly and working hard to fill their deliveroo orders, don't let this cosy looking cafe lure you in for breakfast.

The food was disgusting. Luckily it was a small portion...

In the first bite of her undercooked hash brown my wife enjoyed a lump of blueroll, followed by undercooked eggs and every item was way too salty.

The full Irish, what a disgrace to the name of this dish. I hope we get to come back to Ireland another time to give it a second chance. My egg was burnt, the sausages the cheapest and mushiest I've ever experienced. Two measly 50cent size morcels of white/black pudding, a single undercooked hash brown (probably would have been made better by a slice of washcloth) and luke warm watery & salty beans.

The staff were okay though. Besides ordering a white americano and receiving a flat white 15 mins later

€39 for...

This is not going to be a great review because mistakes were made! Partly by me, but also by the people running the cafe.

There is a saying about sticking to what you are good at. So, if you are looking for an Irish breakfast, as I was, I shouldn't have walked in to an Italian cafe and expected to find one.

And hear in lies the problem. Bittersweet cannot, right now, produce a decent Irish Breakfast, but their coffee and pastries are excellent. My wife had pancakes and whipped cream with maple syrup with walnuts too, which were fantastic.

I learnt a lesson and won't make the same mistake again. Sorry guys, but as far as the full Irish was concerned both the white and black puddings were hard, the fried egg was crispy and the sausages poor quality and no mushrooms.

The other stuff looked great, but the key message here is stick to what you...

Fiind it really difficult to leave a reviews as there it s not any fb or website. Me and my boyfriend was walking by coffee shop today, We had to go in for a coffee and I was asking about the soup, when the girls told me ‘’truffle soup “ I just found it a bit insecure for a “coffee shop “ so I ask the chef if I can taste it first , but WOW the best soup what I had in my life even from high ends restaurants , very nice flavour of caramelised celeriac and a touch of truffle , just wow what a amazing job ! The cafe very nice with a lot of home made cakes on display, they had chocolate muffins out of the oven while we been waiting ,they was smelling just amazing! The girls and the chef very kind and full of attention for their job! Totally recommend for a good coffee and soup to warm your heart...