Urban Health — Restaurant in Dublin

I had the pleasure of visiting this charming little cafe located in Ranelagh recently and was quite impressed by the overall experience. This place is a true gem, offering an outstanding variety of food, smoothies, juices, and coffee.

The menu was perfect, featuring a well-curated selection of dishes that cater to different preferences, with plenty of vegan options. I tried their urban pancakes, which were beautifully presented, and really tasty. The portions were generous, offering great value for money.

One of the standout features of this cafe is their exceptional smoothies. I highly recommend the Vanilla Sky.

As for their coffee, it is, without doubt, one of the best in town. The baristas are clearly passionate about their craft, and it shows.

The cafe itself has a cool, relaxed vibe which makes it a perfect spot for everything from a quick breakfast stop to a relaxed afternoon of remote work or catching up with friends. The staff are warm, welcoming, and knowledgeable, which greatly contributed to my overall experience.

I'm really looking forward to...

Edit: We ordered the French toast and the wrap with soup of the day. The wrap was absolutely sensational with soft eggs and salmon and the carrot and ginger soup was wonderfully made. Would definitely order again. The French toasts were better too with new toppings. Dee, the owner was really nice and accommodating and offered us a brunch on the house after our last review which was very sweet and is highly appreciated. Thanks for taking the customer experience and feedback seriously :)

Original review: Ordered a brunch wrap and French toast as takeaway. Wrap was alright but the French toast were very underwhelming. Basically paid 9,50 euro for two pieces of brioche buns drizzled with syrup and a few berries tossed inside. The bun wasnt toasted and was dry inside. Couldn’t finish it if I didn’t have coffee to wash...

I went into this coffee shop on a quiet weekday around 2.30pm and ordered an acai bowl with peanut butter and an iced latte. When I paid for it, I noticed they charge 1.50€ extra for peanut butter, and when it came it was no more than a spoonful of it. Secondly when the açaí bowl came, the top of it was completely melted and almost just like fruit purée, and the bottom was so frozen there were lumps of ice in it. There was one single strawberry on top of the açaí bowl which I found to be quite strange. My coffee was really not enjoyable either as the milk tasted slightly gone off and the coffee just wasn’t nice. Overall really disappointed with my meal as it was 15€ and barely edible. Staff were pleasant but I would not...