Lovely spot right on Stephens Green &mdash; that view alone makes it worth stopping in. Buffet price is fair for the city centre, nothing fancy but solid enough.

The milkshake here is genuinely the best I&#39;ve had in a long time&mdash;thick, creamy, not overly sweet. I&#39;d love to see them open more locations around Dublin. Food was solid too, and the staff didn&#39;t rush us even when it got busy. Only wish they had a better wine list to round things out.

The smoked salmon and avocado was fresh enough, and they do a decent glass of sauvignon blanc to go with it. Cozy spot, nothing fancy. Fine for a quick bite.

The staff here are genuinely lovely &mdash; proper warm welcome and they actually check in on you. Food was decent too, nothing fancy but hit the spot.

The yukhoe here was a proper surprise&mdash;didn&rsquo;t think I&rsquo;d find it in Dublin, and the sesame oil dressing was lovely.

Decent spot for vegan options. Had the vegan burrito with broccoli cheddar soup&mdash;pretty good combo. Wish the burrito was a bit bigger though.

Stopped in for a sandwich and a glass of wine at lunch. The fillings were fresh, bread was decent, no complaints there. Service was quick enough, which I appreciated. Wine list is small but they had a decent Sauvignon Blanc that paired well with the chicken option. Fine for a casual bite in Dundrum.

The rolled ice cream is honestly the reason to come here. They make it right in front of you and it&#39;s super fresh. Frozen yogurt&#39;s good too. Buffet itself is fine, standard hot and cold stuff, nothing mind-blowing but it does the job. Just go for dessert and you won&#39;t be disappointed.

The cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e French toast was spot on. Rich, custardy, just the right amount of sweet. The Ham &amp; Maple Benedict worked too, salty and sweet together. Brunch menu&#39;s solid.

The tagliatelle ragu was proper comfort food, really rich and tasty. Sat by the window watching the boats, lovely spot. Service was grand, no complaints at all.

Cozy spot, staff were dead sound. Starter and dessert did the job, but the main let it down &mdash; tofu burger was proper dry. Shame, cause the vibe was nice. Would go back for the pudding though.

The staff were genuinely lovely&mdash;talked us through the whole menu without rushing. Got the tasting plate and it was properly creative. Wine list is solid too.

Solid Kerala spot in Tallaght. Malabari Kalyana Choru was a big portion, proper taste. Beef with porotta was tender too. Crab roast was a letdown though, mostly shell for the price.

Went on a busy Friday and honestly the service stood out&mdash;they were so on it even with the place packed. The kale dish was the surprise hit for me, and the beef was properly good too. Wine list had some nice picks. Probably one of my better dinners in Dublin lately.

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