The Bretzel Bakery & Cafe

I dropped in my lunch break today as I was having this gem on my list a long time. I decided for the cheese cake, almond croissant and a cappuchino for take-away and the cheesecake was heavenly creamy and the biscuit underneath so delicious! The coffee was very nice and the croissant still looks to dream about in my cupboard. I would have loved to sit down as there was beautiful Italian coffee-shop music playing in the background and the staff was very lovely and left a calm atmosphere as well.
Prices are reasonable to Dublin standards but definitely for great value. Cannot wait to come back sometime!

I really like the bakery, but I’m extremely disappointed with the sandwich we got there today 6,95 for lemon and chicken baguette. Almost no filling and old lettuce. No taste!

The Bretzel Bakery in Dublin’s Richmond Street area is a delightful discovery. Nestled on a street corner, its striking white and red decor catches the eye and sets the stage for a memorable experience. The moment you step inside, you’re enveloped in the inviting aroma of freshly brewed coffee and an array of wonderful baked goods.

The coffee is a true work of art, each cup brewed to perfection, and the baked goods are a heavenly treat for your taste buds. What truly elevates this café, however, is the fantastic service. The staff’s friendly and attentive approach makes every visit a pleasure. They take the time to get to know their customers, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that keeps you coming back.

In the heart of Dublin, Bretzel Bakery and Café is a charming haven for coffee lovers and food enthusiasts alike. It’s a testament to the city’s rich culinary culture, where quality, flavor, and impeccable service come together for a truly exceptional experience.

Best almond croissants in Dublin, possibly the world!! I love Bretzel bakery, the staff are so friendly and helpful and the baked goods are so tasty. Everything is fresh baked and the prices are reasonable. If you’re looking to buy an almond croissant or bagel at the weekend, I’d recommend trying to get in before 12 as they’re very popular!

Bizarre. This bakery makes delicious looking bread, bagels, rolls. But when you ask for a sandwich (not on display) you get a pre-wrapped job made on the other side of Dublin with inferior bread. For goodness’ sake, make your own sandwiches, guys!