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Dame Street, Dublin 2, IE Ireland
contacts phone: +353 1 670 7499
website: www.queenoftarts.ie
larger map & directionsLatitude: 53.3441322, Longitude: -6.2677006
spike miller
::This place was perfect for a late breakfast. They had very pleasant service and a good selection of breakfasts. I had a scone and the cheesey corn bread. Both of them were amazing and full of flavor. I would highly recommend the corn bread.
Marsha Flannery
::We found this tea room on the internet. We are from the states and have a small tea room. We had scones and tea. The scones, blueberry and chocolate were delicious, light and flaky. The tea was tea bags, still good, but we prefer loose tea. The service was exceptional, with a smile. Highly recommend this tea room.
Eileen Hart
::What a charming little cafe! We were seated in the coziest window nook, liked with fairy lights and plush pillows. Just give me a cup of tea and a good book to curl up with! For breakfast we chose to share a scone and a slice of Victorian sponge cake, and we wanted to try their popular smoked bacon and leek potato pancakes as well. The sweets were served first. Our blueberry scone was massive! Delicious with the cream and raspberry preserve. I added more butter to my bite because why not! More butter means more lovin'. The Victorian sponge, although pretty, was not our favorite. It was much too dry, sadly, although the flavor was delightful. Now it's time to rave about those potato pancakes! Served steaming hot, they were topped with two perfectly poached eggs and some pea shoots, served with three beautifully roasted cherry tomatoes and a side of some sort of salsa. Beautiful! The taste of smoked bacon was not overpowering and complemented the potato cakes well, which were fluffy and soft on the inside. Make sure there's some of that poached egg with each of your savored bites! Love their foodie, worth for pay this food!!
Keith White
::Heard such rave reviews of the place as a breakfast spot I was really expecting more. The place itself is tiny and the wait was long. The breakfast menu is very limited and the Irish breakfast was just average. Coffee was excellent. Pastries looked good but didn't try them as we wanted a real breakfast. If you just want coffee and a pastry, might be a good option but go elsewhere for a full breakfast.
Grant Aden
::Very accommodating even when busy. Water presentation was unique enough, it gets a review. 😛. Tried the Queens Carrot cake; very excellent balance. You ever have those carrot cakes that have too much frosting? None of that here. This is original location, there is a bigger location closer to river.