After shopping the vintage and artisanal finds of the Francis Street Collective, make your way to this cozy café, where an eclectic collection of bleached-wooden tables and chairs, and a small glass countertop—dominated by coffee machines, of course—are set around racks of secondhand wares. Join the locals (and even the out-of-towners) who come here just to taste some of their more popular and—ahem—unique dishes, like avocado toast slathered with crispy, garlic peanut butter (you read that right) and green chilies.

There are some solid brunch options in Dublin 8, but Two Pups is always a safe bet. Their coffee is like rocket fuel, as is their punchy homemade ginger beer, and the food is the kind of stuff you crave on a Saturday morning – think thick wedges of sourdough with miso butter, fried eggs and their own hot sauce, or a garlicky hash with chorizo and whipped ricotta yoghurt. Get there before 1pm for your best shot at a weekend table – in Dublin, brunch is generally an afternoon affair.

Two Pups is part of the 74 Francis Street Collective, located in Dublin’s antiques quarter. Along with great coffee, they have a small but considered food menu with options like a jazzed up avocado on toast served on Levain sourdough, with garlic butter and a scattering of coriander, pickled veg and toasted peanuts. Top marks for their quirky loyalty cards which start off by calling you a pup but with each cup brings you one step closer to being a beauty, you just have to endure being labelled a maggot, eejit and gurrier in between.

Your faithful friend will likely have his/her love of you rekindled after a trip to Two Pups Coffee on Dublin’s Francis Street, once they discover the dog friendly treats that await them. With a name like this it’s no surprise that dogs are welcomed with open arms here and happily, the human food and coffee is also excellent so the entire family will go home content after a visit here. Brunch is served all day from Wednesday to Sunday – don’t miss the mac ‘n’ cheese croquettes and the ice cream pretzel sandwiches.

Anyone who’s visited Two Pups, knows that it has all the key ingredients for a good breakfast, relaxed atmosphere, good food and good coffee. This neighbourhood cafe has them in spades, conveniently located at the bottom of Dublin’s unofficial antique district so you can have a mooch around for some gems after you have your breakfast. The team at Two Pups are constantly working and reworking their menu, adding seasonal specials and revamping the fan favourites.

For dog-friendly brunch options, this Dublin 8 hot spot can't be beat!. The menu changes regularly but there are always terrific options for both meat eaters and veggies - recent favourites include Avocado with Crunchy Garlic Peanut Butter and Gently Fried Eggs, Flatbread with Mushroom Ketchup and Marinated Halloumi, and Jerusalem Artichokes with Chorizo and Poached Eggs. Serves brunch 7 days a week | Two Pups Coffee on Facebook | Francis Street

A stalwart of the Dublin brunch scene by now, it’s rare to see this spot without queues of people outside on the weekend, dogs straining on their leads – as the name might suggest this place is incredibly dog friendly. Inside it’s got that rustic and paired back feel, with weathered table tops and mismatched chairs. It’s typically populated by interesting-looking couples with either a baby or a dachshund in tow – sometimes both.

This buzzy Francis Street café brims with laid-back charm, warm welcomes and a splendid breakfast offering. Daily, you’ll find the breakfast menu scribbled on the blackboard – Two Pups Toast, overnight oats, porridge, eggs and avocado. On the weekends, they are joined by brunch options like wild mushrooms, basil & sorrel pesto, poached eggs & hazelnut or spiced maple banana, peanut cream & candied peanut porridge.

As the name suggests, dogs are the guests of honour at Two Pups Coffee in the Liberties, which serves speciality coffees and a seriously good brunch menu, especially on Sundays when it becomes a regular meet-up spot for local dog-lovers. Dogs are welcome inside but the outdoor seating means your pooch can people watch too. Media captionTwo Pups is a regular meet-up spot for local dog-lovers.

This lovely spot on Francis Street has been a Dublin go-to for breakfasts, brunches and lunches since it opened in 2016. Incredible coffee and the highest quality food, including top-tier sweet treats, has made Two Pupsa must for city visitors. It’s a mere skip and a jump from the city's main thoroughfare, and close to lots of famous landmarks like St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Christchurch.

Francis Street has needed a linchpin like Two Pups for a long time. It's a neighbourhood favourite that helped create a different feeling on a stretch where a weird mix of posh antique places and down-at-heel dereliction was threatening to take hold. The coffee shop is part of a collective, and the food philosophy is all about wholesome tasty cooking with great ingredients at cafe prices.

With locations in The Liberties and Fairview, Two Pups is one of the more popular spots for brunch in Dublin. We have two go-tos here; the first is the very tasty Seasonal Hash (garlic roasted spuds, poached eggs, herb yoghurt, pickled fennel and parsnip hash browns). The second is their Mexican Eggs (eggs served on top of a spiced black bean stew and served with crispy tortilla chips).

Leading the renaissance is Two Pups, a café on Francis Street that, in addition to homemade dahls and some of the city’s finest baked goods, also serves up specialty coffee from local roasters 3FE. Whether you’re an Ethiopian enthusiast or a Pervuian nut, there’s a blend here for you. If you do pop in for a coffee, don’t leave without picking up a jar of White Mausu’s peanut rayu, too.

Two Pups Coffee in The Liberties, Dublin 8 is the place to be on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It’s a popular hangout spot for locals and visitors alike, offering a range of delicious dishes and specialty coffees that will make your weekend brunch one to remember. Open only for walk-ins, you’ll have to arrive early if you want to beat the crowd and get your spot!

Alongside their excellent filter coffees, they do a stunner of an all-day brunch. The ‘Breakfast Dog’ (firehouse brioche with black pudding, white pudding, sausage, sliced pickled pink eggs, caramelised onion, banana ketchup and kewpie mayo) stealing the show. You’ll also find everything from granola and eggs on avocado toast to baked aubergine and more.

Venturing out around 1 pm on a lazy Sunday “morning”, we found Two Pups buzzing with a queue… Only walk-ins, but the minimal design, friendly staff, and delicious brunches made the wait worthwhile. While waiting you can check out their selection of Farmhand coffee beans and coffee accessories. The Avo toast and Beetroot Turkish Eggs were outstanding.

Dog lovers will be pleased to learn about a dog-friendly brunch in Dublin Two Pups Coffee, the most welcoming cafe for the man’s best friends. A quaint spot with a rustic atmosphere and cozy design, Two Pups Coffee is an adorable place with a home feel. The menu features oatmeal, toast, lentils, shakshuka, and other popular brunch dishes.

If you find yourself strolling through Dublin 8, pop into this artsy eatery. The store, gallery, diner and wine bar is beloved by Irish creatives and is known for it's good vibes. Due to restrictions, they brought their vibes outdoors with colourful street seating last summer and we expect to see the same this time around.

When I first stumbled upon this hidden Francis St gem, I was in desperate need of a friendly face and good coffee. It was around my 24th hour in Dublin, my first 24 hours being in a different country than my home for that matter. I lay awake at 7 in the morning scouring Google Maps while my mom continued to sleep.

TWO PUPS is no longer the new kid on the block and has simply gotten better with age. Loyal regulars flock to this casual Francis St café for simple, seasonal dishes that lean vegetarian (but not exclusively so) with frequent forays into Indian cuisine. Try the Dal Makhini and the Beetroot and Onion Bhajis.

Two Pups Coffee Found on Francis Street, Two Pups Coffee combines great coffee with a love for dogs. This pet-friendly cafe offers a range of specialty coffee drinks and a menu that features locally sourced ingredients. It’s the ideal spot for a relaxed brunch with your furry friend.

It is one of the Dublin coffee shops with the best ambiance, with plenty of seating and cozy corners. The best thing you can try in this cafe, apart from coffee, is their brunch!. It is generous and delicious, with a large menu of brunch options from French toast to arancini.

Brunch is my favourite meal, that’s why so many feature top of this list. Two Pups is one that never fails. Located on the Francis Street, and with a new smaller spot in Fairview, the space here has endless nooks and crannies to nurse a good coffee in.

Two Pups Coffee on Francis Street in Dublin’s Liberties area offers speciality coffees and delicious brunch, as well as having a pastry chef who mixes up their pastry variety regularly!. And of course, your pup is welcome too.

Meanwhile, a completely opposite vibe, but equally inviting java, awaits inside Two Pups Coffee. This cosy café is another specialty coffee champion serving up Red Brick espressos from Square Mile.

Two Pups Coffee is a stylish café in The Liberties that has a great atmosphere and even better coffee. They also do a fantastic brunch, so this is one to try if you haven’t already.

Francis Street favourite Two Pups are back for sit in and takeaway coffee and cakes and a small but mighty food menu along with Firehouse Bakery bread to take home.

Confections: Close to must-see wonders like St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Two Pups is a color-laden café with a vast range of cakes, brownies and brunch options.