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Haigh Terrace, The National Maritime Museum of Ireland, Dun Laoghaire, Ireland
A cafe serving mostly raw and organic food. Offers lunch (salad, soup, sandwiches), cakes and coffee. Mostly raw. All desserts are sugar-free and gluten-free. Has nut milks. Please note that you can eat at the cafe without paying for admission to the museum if you choose. Reported closed, Feb 2018.
Categories: Vegan, Macrobiotic, Organic, Raw, Salad bar
7 Reviews
First Review by mckenzie_helen
Contributions +28
Pet friendly with good sandwiches and cakes - Edit
It's a very interesting place as a part of maritime museum. Feels cozy.
It's also pet friendly which is so rare in Ireland !
Sandwiches are good, nice hot chocolate and delicious raw cakes.
Contributions +43
Super tasty vegan food! - Edit
Options include soup, two sandwiches or a salad. Healthy wholefood options. I had the salad and it was beautiful, generous portion. I also had the caramel torte, satisfyingly sweet! All vegan food, very friendly and knowledgeable staff.
Pros: All vegan
Cons: Small menu
Contributions +200
Chill and tasty spot. - Edit
The food tastes great, fresh and it’s really cozy. Couches, with a beach vibe (Maritime Museum)
Contributions +20
Great little café! - Edit
I was very pleased with this cafe. I definitely didn't think it merited the bad reviews below! I had lunch and a dessert here and they were absolutely delicious. True, it would be better for the environment if they used reusable dishes, but let's not let perfection be the enemy of progress. This place serves great vegan food at an affordable price and I'm glad to have it in Dun Laoghaire!
Pros: Healthy, whole food, plant based menu, Delicious, freshly prepared food, Reasonably priced
Cons: Uses disposable plates - not so environmentally fr
Contributions +56
Nice place. - Edit
New startup place. Sure the packaging isn't up to everyone's high standards but it tastes great. Innovative takes on established vegan food and cakes. Coffee is decent and sandwiches, while pricey, are filling/delicious and easily shared between two. I've never had something I've been a disappointed by here. It's great to have this in Dun Laoghaire.
Contributions +60
disappointing - Edit
As a supporter of vegan & vegetarian restaurants, I won't be rushing back. The space is pleasant, however as a cafe it felt amateurish, average prices with questionable presentation....eating soup from a disposable paper tub with a plastic spoon, a wasteful unpleasant experience.
Contributions +20
Disappointed - Edit
I just don't know what has happened to this place. It used to be one of our favourite lunch time cafes in Dublin but I don't think we'll be coming back until things change. For a start plates and cups and bowls have been replaced with disposable boxes and cups. What a waste!!! Part of a vegan lifestyle is about caring for the environment. They may claim to recycle everything but we all know not everything that is sent for recycling makes it. Also, if I'm sitting down to eat in a restaurant and paying €30 for lunch I expect to not feel like I'm having a takeaway from a cheap deli. Now onto the food. The superfood salad was mostly salt. I don't know if it was the dressing or added salt but either way I'm going to be drinking my weight in water after being thoroughly dried out. Such a shame.
Updated from previous review on 2016-10-08
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