Consistency is key at Shoe Lane, after working around the corner of their Tara Street spot a couple of years back I can attest that they do not miss, each cup is balanced, measured and consistently good as the last. The staff at their sun-lit spot on Tara Street create a warm and relaxing atmosphere, amid the DIY paired back interiors. The spot upstairs is also second to none if you need to blast out a bit of work on the go, there is always a steady stream of people in there but you can invariably grab a spot.

While they also have spots down in Dun Laoghaire and Greystones, check out the Shoe Lane Coffee on Tara Street in central Dublin. The quirky name is derived from this area’s history as it was once the home of Dublin’s cobblers and you’ll see evidence in the windows of its shoemaking heritage. But you’re not here for a new pair of Doc Martens, so head inside and sample some of their superb single-origin coffee either in the back or upstairs looking out over the street.

Following a pier walk dogs can get spoilt with treats and ear rubs from the animal-loving staff at Shoe Lane Coffee, a Dún Laoghaire stalwart that also serves up organic pastries healthy bites. The original café is on Tara Street, which was once known as ‘Shoe Lane’ because of the number of cobblers that used to populate the street. Media captionSavour the treats at Shoe Lane Coffee and try to leave a few crumbs for your furry friend.

The upstairs in Shoe Lane Coffee near Tara Street Station feels like one of the best kept secrets in the city, and it's nothing but calm and positive workflow vibes - until it gets jammed with people with the same idea as you. Grab a coffee and a museli breakfast biscuit downstairs and head up to your own little co-working oasis, complete with plugs and Wi-Fi. What are your favourite cafés to work in?

Discover a haven for remote workers at Shoe Lane Coffee, where expertly crafted coffee flows alongside a welcoming atmosphere. Nestled in the heart of Dublin, this charming cafe boasts a vintage vibe, excellent coffee, and friendly staff who will make you feel at home. With a quiet space upstairs perfect for productivity, you can enjoy a delicious cup of coffee and get your work done in comfort.

Open since 2016 and just two blocks from the River Liffey, Shoe Lane Coffee honors the past by displaying a vintage sewing machine and other shoe-making equipment by the entrance. Despite these nods to the 1800’s, this coffee shop isn’t stuck in the past. Baristas use modern techniques and equipment to prepare flat whites, cold brews and pour overs.

For a welcome single origin espresso, head to Shoe Lane on Tara Street where you can get your coffee fix as you soak up the vintage surroundings and homey atmosphere. Their coffee is stocked from Full Circle, an Irish roastery originally set up in 2014 who operate their own cafes in Sligo, Clontarf and Ebb & Flow on Camden Street.

Open at the crack of dawn (6.30am, folks!), Shoe Lane Coffee is a perfect pitstop if you’re hopping off the DART at Tara Street and making your way towards Dublin 1. That said, they are well worth a visit no matter the direction you’re coming from or going in!. Pick up one of their single-origin roasts, a treat and a smile!

If you’re looking for a cozy little stop for coffee in Dublin, Shoe Lane Coffee is a gem!. The best part is, it’s conveniently located near a DART stop on Tara Street, making it easily accessible. Apart from the accessible location, we appreciate that it’s bicycle and dog-friendly as well.

Though Irish coffee as we think of it today–as in, served spiked and topped with cream–was only invented in the mid-20th century, coffee of all kinds is popular in Ireland today. (… And not just as an alternative to tea, either: third-wave coffee shops are all the rage in Irish cities).

This speciality coffee shop is an absolute delight that exceeded all our expectations. It’s the perfect spot to satisfy your caffeine cravings and indulge in some mouthwatering treats. From the moment we stepped inside, we were greeted with friendly smiles and exceptional service.

Located very close to the Liffey, this coffee shop is a hidden gem on Tara Street. I went here my first week in Dublin and fell in love with its deep blue walls and gold-framed mirrors. The shop is smaller, but there is a cozy upstairs room full of seating.

The city centre branch of this artisan cafe is small but perfectly formed. Serving pastries, coffee beans, cold brew coffee, and the third wave specialty brews. Grab some snacks and a snack to enjoy on the run or at the nice wooden tables inside.

Shoe Lane are back serving their perfect coffees in both locations along with treats, sandwiches and plenty of home brewing equipment. They've a webshop for coffee delivery also. Oh, and soft serve in Dun Laoghaire...

If you’re not looking for a big meal but a cozy eatery with warm roasted coffee and friendly staff, this section is for you.