Network

This is my favorite café in Dublin, hands down. Espresso drinks are perfectly crafted, the food is completely above category - just absolutely terrific and unexpected. I had the porridge on my first visit and it was crazy good, and tried the Miso and Mushroom sourdough toast on my next visit and it was mind blowing. Service is on point, friendly and super efficient. 12/10 recommend.

The coffee used to be very good here especially their iced lattes. I thought they were consistent. The barista though had quite an unwelcoming attitude in my experience whenever the visit maybe and I’m observing this over months along with friends from college. Eventually, I think that began reflecting in the iced lattes as well.

Long black, like this coffee, I am sure. Btw I didn’t find anyone having brunch here, still provided or not like the previous reviews?

Best coffee and baked goods in Ireland and honestly, one of the best cafes in the world. So comfortable I could spend all day there (and do sometimes). Great place to work with free WiFi, welcoming environment and incredible food by chef Niall, and goes without saying, any coffee you desire served to perfection.

Fantastic little cafe. I haven’t found a decent flat white in Europe yet, that changed today.

One of the best filtered coffees I’ve ever had in a café, delicious flat white and very tasty toasties. The guy behind the counter was super friendly, too!

Excellent place to get work done in Dublin, with some excellent matcha and coffee 👌

Amazing coffee. One of the best around. Turns into a really cool wine bar in the evening too which is well worth a visit

While Network offers a full range of coffee drinks, I always enjoy savoring their consistently perfect Americano. Plus I appreciate that they can also make it just as delicious with decaffeinated beans for my afternoon visits. However, based on observation, their cappuccino is most popular. The selection of baked goods--both sweet and savory choices--are more interesting than most coffee shops. Not into coffee? They also carry Wall & Keogh teas.

Came here for coffee on a Saturday morning. This review is only for coffee as I didn't try any of the sweet treats on offer so leaving the five stars for a return visit to try something out. Newly opened. Like how the place is decorated. They're serving 3FE coffee here. The staff were really pleasant and they seem to actually care about what their clients think about the coffee! I heard them ask everyone what they thought as they were leaving. I liked that. I had two coffees to pass the time. First I went for the house blend black coffee and then I had a single origin espresso so I can't comment on their latte art skills but if you check out their social media you can find out yourself :) The coffees are served on a wooden board that has a magnet in it so the spoon is presented at an angle. All told this is an awesome place and a great addition to Aungier Street.

I'm a latte snob and this is the best latte I've had in dublin. The vibe is hip, the staff is friendly and they also have hot breakfast which is so hard to find in a place that has good lattes! I'd give them 10 stars if I could!!!!

I always keep my eyes peeled for new coffee shops, so when I saw Network listed under newly opened businesses after I got back from holidays, I made sure to pay a visit! It's located right in front of DIT and has a very modern, cool design with a grey Scandinavian-ish theme, something which I find quite common these days among coffee shops in Dublin actually (like Coffee Angel, Kaph, 3fe, Industry...). It's a little small inside, but there is adequate seating and chairs by the window too. The coffee (I ordered Long black) is 3Fe and tasted fantastic, and I liked the cool cup with no handle plus the tray with a magnet that raises the spoon upwards. The coffee shop essential loyalty card is available too (I don't know if any business could survive without one these days!). They also serve a small selection of baked goods but I didn't have any so I can't comment on that. However, they don't have any lunch or savoury foods like sandwiches or anything, so it seems to be mainly coffee and treats. It's not written on the menu, so I don't think they have soya/ other non-dairy milks as an option, although I did not ask about it. The staff were very friendly, it was quiet when I went but I would imagine that once colleges start again, DIT students would flock here! The prices are pretty standard and comparable to most other coffee shops. My black coffee was 2.50 for House blend, although they also have Single Origin coffee which is slightly more expensive. Overall: A nice trendy addition to the flourishing Dublin coffee shop scene. Coffee: Excellent Service: Friendly Atmosphere/ Interior: Very trendy and modern Prices: Reasonable

I love it here! Their coffee is fantastic, the place is so well decorated and the guys are so nice and downright charming! A friend introduced me to it right before I left Dublin and I must have gone 10 times in 2 weeks. This is saying something because I rarely get coffee to go. Also, points for the most beautiful takeaway cups in Dublin, not that I use them ehem, only when I forget my keepcup...

Nice space and super cute presentation of my flat white. really enjoyed popping by during my 2 day trip to Dublin.

Great cafe, good for hanging around for a while on a Sunday. In a nice part of town. Been in here twice and both the pastries/scones and the coffee were really good. The barista explained what they had on offer and was super friendly. The coffee is fantastic as well, having 3fe as their main roaster and they had Caravan as their second when I was in. The seating is comfortable and most importantly the music was at a good level. The place clearly had a lot of thought and care put into every aspect, including customer service.

On our first day in Dublin, my wife and I stumbled upon Network as we explored the city. The owner Oliver welcomed us in and we started to chat. I'm a coffee geek and as we chatted, I quickly realized this place was special. Oliver introduced me to Danny, an award winning barista with a true passion for his craft. Before I knew it, we were there for over 1.5 hours talking coffee, Ireland and received great recommendations for our stay. I can't say enough about Oliver, Danny and the rest of the Network team. If you're a local or traveling from abroad and want a great cup of coffee in a warm, welcoming and sharp-looking environment, go to Network. I'll certainly be back next time I head to the homeland!

It's not fair that Network and Green Bench are so close together in the City Centre, making the choice between them every morning is a true struggle... This place makes some of the best coffee I've ever had the atmosphere is wonderful, the staff are some of the friendliest I've come across and the food, which is 'networked' from other food companies around Dublin, is usually wonderful. There's usually a large selection of pastries around breakfast time and the sandwiches at lunch time are delicious too. If you work around this area or are just itching for a coffee while in the neighbourhood you owe it to yourself to try this place out.

This coffee is a serious deal, i cant believe i haven't been there before. I had an espresso macchiato and it was on fleek! The coffee you wanna have, the right taste, richness and quality. The place itself is very cool, and it opens till late time which is great. So, coffee addicts (my dear fellows) if you havnt been there yet, goooooo and try it;* .

Network has everything I like about a café: treats, good coffee, and personable staff. They even made me an iced latte that hasn't been added to the menu yet. An unique, creamy and refreshing, beverage it was! (I swear the goodness also must just come from that Irish milk) I would just add some more colour or something to warm up this newly open café.

Consistently great coffee in here. Very nice sandwiches. And just yesterday, I tried their hot food for the first time. Their all day bap, with real bacon (not the crap that some places put out of a large bag every day), avocado, fresh soft bap and fried egg, is a thing of beauty. I'll be back for more.

Nice and cosy coffee shop. I went there after their porridge, which I had heard great things of. It was great and the staff was just amazingly friendly.

Dropped by Saturday morning for a filter coffee, which was decent but not particularly memorable. I did a quick scan of the room while waiting, just to see if I wanted to sit for a bit before heading out. I ended up deciding just to leave--it seemed a bit cramped, and some customers had already taken the few tables available. I might come back again for coffee but also I think I have other places to try. I don't really drink espresso-based coffees, so I can't speak for that.

Brilliant new coffee shop in the Aungier street area, and as a former barista I'm really fussy about my coffee.....!!! I was ushered in by the beautiful decor and made a single origin flat white by the rather friendly Oliver (could be the owner but I'm not sure!) Flat White was sensational!!! Perfect milk, perfect ratio, no bitterness and made with love. They seem to also have gorgeous little nibbles, and they stock 3fe coffee so you know it's gonna be good......every table seems to have a little card with the wifi code - thoughtful - and I noticed that if you order to sit in, your coffee may be served on a little wooden board instead of a saucer, how cute!!! Don't take my word for it....coffee lovers check it out for yourself!

Network is what millennial dreams are made of. The owner, Oliver, has a complete vision: cute cups, turquoise espresso machine, and a clever food menu. He clearly has put a lot of thought into his business. I enjoyed an iced latte and an almond croissant. Both were very tasty. I would love a place like this in my neighborhood. Also, they have WiFi.

When I am fed up making breakfast for everyone else, I stop here for breakfast on my way to work. A proper cappuccino in a small cup with a generous dose of coffee (I hate those huge bowls of invalid-grade cappuccino that americans seem to favour) and a good croissant to dip in it. Thank you guys.

It is a really nice clean vibrant feeling space when you go inside. Of my two visits I found the coffee and food to be great. The only reason I'm doing 4 instead of 5 stars is they always seem to be a bit disorganized behind the counter.

Cute hipster cafe with clean decor like the ones here in Vancouver. I came here to work on my zine and to do some office work. Great coffee. They were nice enough not to charge for a non diary substitute. Prices were reasonable. I had a small pastry as well. I love the vibe, I had a great conversation with the table next to us.

Such a great little addition to Aungier Street. Coffee is unbelievable and very reasonably priced considering the quality. Every single staff member I've encountered in there is so friendly and always full of chat. The lad who usually takes the orders remembered what coffee I drink within like 2 visits which is really impressive. The decor is simple but really cool. I feel like everything in here from the machines to the furniture is the best of the best. One of the best coffee places in Dublin in my opinion.

Found on Yelp, Popped in for a meeting.... Superb espresso and I need to go back for a sambo .... look deeeeelish

This is what a coffee shop should be. Good coffee, nice people, free wifi and a sweet vibe. Keep up the good work Network!

Great find - we stayed at an apartment on the same block and came here a few times - the coffee is as good as our favorite place at home in San Francisco. The vibe is also really good and the staff are friendly and know their stuff.

Quirky place with nice décor. The Caravan coffee was good, but the cake I had was dry. There is no savoury food offering as of yet.