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29, Thomas Street, Dublin 8, IE Ireland
kontakt telefon: +353 1 473 6566
strona internetowej: thedublincookieco.com
większa mapa i wskazówkiLatitude: 53.3428859, Longitude: -6.2808083
Maia Marquez
::Best cookies in town! Would recommend to try the peanut butter ones
Jennifer Hughes
::A bit silly that a coffee shop will only take a minimum of €5 on cards when most people go to a coffee shop to buy just a coffee! €3.10 for a small cappuchino, €2.80 for a pastry and cookies are over priced. Lots of competition around Dublin 8 area, lower prices with pastry and coffee combos as well as establishments that are happy to take your money regardless. Won't be back.
Kieran Murray
::Great Cookies and fantastic people. They go the extra mile!
Jenny Kreisz
::Not sure if i went to the store on an off day as most of the reviews have been positive. I don't like leaving negative reviews but i found the cookies to be extremely overpriced. I got 6 cookies for €5 i believe and they were all tiny and anything but chewy or soft. You get bigger and better cookies at my local Tesco. Sure maybe they're not made with the best ingredients but they taste better and are better value for money. At minimum i think the cookies need to be bigger. Ben's Cookies is a great example of the size and softness of a cookie I don't mind paying more for.
Darren McLoughlin
::Great coffee, friendly staff and a nice atmosphere. I didn't have a cookie but did have a brookie, it was tasty and a perfect accompaniment to a big mug of drinkable coffee.