HappyFood by YogaHub

The two of us did enjoy Sloppy Joe Burger and Buddha Bowl at HappyFood.
Hemp burger, tofu bacon, vegan cheese, organic ingredients were fresh and tasty.

Must go restaurant in Dublin.

Can't wait to go there soon!

Had a lovely lunch here a while back and left without my bag. Didn't realise until I got home. I rang them and the girl had put it in the staff room to keep it safe. Had a great breakfast there the next day too.

Cute place, but I was not impressed by the food here. I had the full breakfast and the chickpea scramble was dry and the sausages lacked seasoning. The best thing on the plate was the tofu bacon, but overall, I would not come back for breakfast.

As written before it is a little hard to find, but once found well worth the little search. The food was excellent and the price more than reasonable. The staff was friendly and the restaurant was a great place for a relaxed lunch/ breakfast! recommendable!

I love love love this place! I wish I still lived in Dublin just to eat their Cauliflower Wings every day!!!!

Great food here. Burger was amazing. Menu changes a lot too which is great. Only downside was not having the full menu available any time I've been there.

Updated from previous review on 2016-12-09

It took a second to find but once we did it was amazing! Very friendly staff, cute interior and stunning food. Even our non vegan friend was amazed!

I loved the sloppy joe - one of the best lunches I've had in Europe!

The owners of this space have carved out an enclave of tranquility in the middle of the city. The food is all round delicious and the weekly specials are all round fantastic. The highlight of this place howver, is the wonderful staff. Such kind and peaceful people. Love this space.

A bit difficult to find, go on, it's open, ans it's great !!

I had a vegan cheese burger, chips and a juice and it tasted so so good. Really advise going here and trying it out, everything on the menu was really inventive and tasty.

I wish I had time to have taken a yoga class here. I loved the people and the menu. The burgers have too much sauce on it, so I would definitely ask them to go easy there. Otherwise I was so happy with this place. I wish we had a weekend there as brunch looked incredible!


Updated from previous review on 2016-09-02

Lovely vegan food, filling and well presented by friendly staff in a bright airy space with outdoor seating also.

We stopped in for dinner. Got the burger, chips and a salad. Everything was very tasty. Not an extensive dinner menu but considering in most not veg places I'm lucky to find anything I can eat, there were plenty of options, Wanted to get there for brunch but was sightseeing. Did get back for dinner. Ambiance was good - comfortable - you could eat inside or out. Staff was very friendly. I recommend it.

I travelled all the way over from the North Side of the city to the Happy Food today Bank Holiday Monday...I checked the website and it informed me that you were opened....I'm a first time visitor and I was so excited because myself and my companion have just turned vegan ....straight from eating meat, only to discovered you were CLOSED....I could have made other plans....
I did look for another way of informing you of my great disappointment as it clearly said to do before writing a bad review...and hey presto ...no contact email on
I do hope you can improve your service
Thanks

Guess what ?? I visited again on Saturday 14th May....I even checked the page for opening times....open till 9pm...so my thoughts here I come...
I arrived around 4ish..
PLACE WAS CLOSED !!!!!
You guys are really a big let down for me
Updated from previous review on Monday May 02, 2016

The food here is good and there is a lot of choice on the menu, which is split into a breakfast, lunch and dinner option. There is also the choice of drinks, tea, coffee, juices and free water.

I found the place quite uncomfortable to eat in as the tables are very small and it is part of a yoga studio so there are lots of people passing through, which affects the ambience somewhat. The staff were effective but not particularly friendly.

Good place to try out and support however.

First and foremost I think it's great that there's an all vegan eaterie in Dublin city. The food is good with a wide selection of choices.
That being said I have two large cons:
1. The ambience. Being a yoga Hub you'd expect it to be chilled and friendly. However it's quite pretentious.
2. The price. When sova butcher was here, his food was much higher quality for a more reasonable price.
I had the hemp cheese burger, which was big and tasted ok, although very dry. It came with a nice quirky salad.
Would still go back as its vegan, but to note that it's just a place to eat and not relax.

This is the place that i look for when travelling on a budget without sacrifying the taste.
I dont understand why there are some negative reviews about this place. It s a fusion between a yoga centre and a tiny little restaurant, the perfect combination to treat body and mind!
When i went here i took the sweet potato and coconut soup (soup of the day) and the fajitas wrap, both simply amazing and super tasty. Then i tried the quinoa ball as dessert, and even that didnt not dissappoint me.
The staff is friendly and the place is simply lovely.
Go go goooo!