Tang (Dawson Street)

Middle Eastern restaurant · Ballsbridge ·

Tang (Dawson Street)

Middle Eastern restaurant · Ballsbridge ·

Middle Eastern & Mediterranean breakfast, lunch, brunch

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23C Dawson St, Dublin 2, Ireland Get directions

€10–20

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"Around 1pm on any given day you’ll notice an orderly line snaking around Dawson Street onto St. Stephen’s Green. Not for an album signing, or a trendy pop-up, but for a bulging shawarma that’s worth waiting for. The Middle Eastern cafe has a few locations around town, and while this one is set up for the hungry worker, it’s also a great fix for all the nearby hotels. Forearm-sized wraps and bursting salad boxes are filled with aromatically spiced pulled chicken, lamb, or beans, and a rainbow of vegetables. It’s first-come-first-served on seats, but it moves quickly and you’ve got a beautiful park right across the road too. Tang’s Cumberland Place location is also open for dinner." - daisy meager, jake missing, ciera velarde

https://www.theinfatuation.com/dublin/guides/best-restaurants-dublin

Tang (Dawson Street)

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Tang (Dawson Street) - Review - St. Stephen’s Green - Dublin - The Infatuation

"Around 1pm on any given day, you’ll notice an orderly line snaking around Dawson Street onto St. Stephen’s Green. Not for an album signing, or a trendy pop-up, but for a bulging shawarma that’s worth waiting for. The Middle Eastern cafe has a few locations around town, and while this one is set up for the hungry worker, it’s also a great fix for all the nearby hotels. Forearm-sized wraps and bursting salad boxes are filled with aromatically spiced pulled chicken, lamb, or beans, and a rainbow of vegetables. It’s first-come-first-served on seats, but it moves quickly and you’ve got a beautiful park right across the road too. Tang’s Cumberland Place location is also open for dinner. photo credit: Dena Shearer photo credit: Dena Shearer photo credit: Dena Shearer Pause Unmute" - Jake Missing

https://www.theinfatuation.com/dublin/reviews/tang-dawson-street

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Tang (Dawson Street)

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The 38 Essential Dublin Restaurants

"With sustainability and carefully sourced produce at its heart, Stephen O’Dwyer’s small, daytime cafe is a popular spot for brunch or lunch. The menu is chalked on a blackboard, and you can see the bowls of beautiful salad, beetroot hummus, and tzatziki as you queue to order. The biggest decision: whether to get all this goodness in a bowl or wrapped in a flatbread." - Corinna Hardgrave

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Tang (Dawson Street)

Rebecca R.

Google

I had the gluten free pancakes and there were VERY GOOD! Soft, light, just the perfect breakfast. My boyfriend had a vegan brownie that you couldn’t tell that it was vegan! Great taste! The cappuccino was amazing too! The staff super friendly! We recommend it!

Trix S.

Google

super tiny, hip & busy breakfast place. with food like that, breakfast will become your favorite meal! the composition of flavors, texture & ingredients is perfect! this was THE best gluten-free bread I ever had! the staff is amazing too!

Paula Micaela de B.

Google

Despite a 15-minute wait, this brunch spot was well worth it. The staff were wonderful, but the real star was the food. I usually shy away from dishes where bread is the main component, but this one was a game-changer. The sourdough was thick and hearty, and the toppings were great!

Sara H.

Google

Amazing experience and some of, if not thee, best food we ate during the week of our stay. So delicious that we immediately started planning to see if we could fit in a second visit. The shaksuka was one of the best I’ve ever had and my friend had the eggs on toast and was blown away, especially as someone who is dairy free and who has struggled to find options in Dublin. The staff was also so kind and welcoming - they even gave us recommendations for the rest of our stay. Absolutely can’t recommend enough! A must stop if you’re in Dublin.

Alastair N.

Google

Absolutely delicious breakfast this morning sitting outside as it was full. Staff super attentive and nice. The shakshuka was savage and my wife's hummus scrambled eggs was also delicious. Will definitely be going back next time in Dublin

Hannah K.

Google

Such a wonderful and affordable Dublin brunch spot! I came with my parents who are visiting and they already want to come back tomorrow! The food is simple, delicious and very flavorful. I would love to shout out our waiter Callum I beleive his name was. My father has hearing aids and it was loud and busy even on a Monday morning but he was super patient with him and us as a whole. I will certainly be back very soon!

ibrahim halil Ö.

Google

A small yet utterly charming café. From the moment you step inside, its warm and welcoming atmosphere embraces you. The staff are attentive, kind, and courteous, perfectly complementing the character of the place. Because of the rainy weather, we couldn’t sit outside, but the cozy and tranquil ambiance indoors made up for it. Breakfast, enriched with Lebanese-inspired touches, was both delicious and satisfying, offering pleasant surprises beyond the usual flavors. The only shortcoming was the absence of Wi-Fi access. Other than that, everything was more than enough to start the day beautifully.

Laura S.

Google

Amazing breakfast. Small little cafe, so some wait depending on the day, but it moves fast. Very cool and calm attentive staff. Food was delicious!