We partnered with The Gloss to find the Best Shops Ireland 2022. We also asked The Gloss readers to nominate their favourite shops and together we have a list of over 100 Best Shops. These are the Best Coffee & Tea Shops Ireland 2022. For more Best Shops Ireland 2022 click HERE.
BRINDLE
34 Lennox Street, Portobello, Dublin 8
www.brindlecoffeewine.com
Super dog-friendly coffee and wine shop serving organic, low intervention wines, single origin coffee, and local, artisan produce. BRINDLE COFFEE & WINE is located on a picturesque street of pretty storefronts in Dublin’s Portobello. They offer seasonal in-store wine tastings and kits for at-home tastings.
BROTHER COFFEE
1a, Market Square, Ballinapark, Bunclody, Co Wexford
Husband and wife, Roscoh and Jess Anthony, learnt the coffee trade in South Africa and Australia. In Ireland their first foray into the coffee business was opening a window hatch coffee shop from inside their friend’s pub, Cherrytree, in Walkinstown. Building on the success of that endeavour and the demand for good coffee they opened their second coffee shop in Bunclody when the perfect corner store location became available.
CLEMENT & PEKOE
50 South William Street, Dublin 2 & 24-25 Blessington Street, Inns Quay, Dublin 1
www.clementandpekoe.com
Smart black shopfronts, arched windows and yellow accents are the unmistakable design trademarks of tea and coffee purveyors, Clement & Pekoe. The design signature is continued inside where shelves of large black tea canisters hold high-grade loose-leaf teas from around the world. Coffee selections are from both Irish and International roasting houses. The latest addition to their lineup is their own brand of in-house brewed kombucha.
COFFEEWERK + PRESS
4 Quay Street, Galway
www.coffeewerkandpress.com
A tall 400 year old building on a cobbled street in Galway is home to COFFEEWERK + PRESS and owned by Dan Ulrichs. There’s much to love about this award-winning, design-driven coffee shop that not only offers delicious coffee but the perfect edit of Japanese and Scandinavian homewares and printed goods. Bright yellow accents feature on the windows and door of Coffeewerk + Press and a carefully edited selection of yellow products punctuate the interior and website. Coffee beans are sourced from roasters in Pennsylvania and a partnership of roasters in Copenhagen that features artwork by local artists on the packaging. Read more
DUO
4 Sarsfield Street, Limerick City, Co Limerick
www.duoireland.com
The peachy interior of Duo exudes wellbeing and positivity, a fitting vibe for a shop specialising in sustainability and wellness. The shelves neatly display a range of natural beauty and skincare products, healthy foods and supplements, and reusable, earth-friendly products. Tucked under the stairs is a coffee bar whilst a mezzanine does double duty as seating area and yoga loft.
HATCH
13 Main Street, Blackrock & 4 Glasthule Road, Sandycove, Dublin
Inspired by the hip Melbourne coffee scene, amongst the world’s best, Mealla Tarrant opened HATCH coffee shop, first in Sandycove in 2016 followed by a Blackrock store in 2020. Great graphics and a minimalist, well-designed interior, Hatch serves 3FE coffee, award-winning treats baked in their own kitchen and a small breakfast and lunch menu.
INDIGO & CLOTH
9 Essex Street East, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
www.indigoandcloth.com
A multi-level lifestyle store and specialty café located in the heart of vibrant Temple Bar, Dublin. Established in 2007, Andy Collins became the new owner in 2018, expanding the menswear offering and introducing womenswear and homeware to the assortment. The ground floor is home to the café serving an ever-changing list of international coffee roasters. Also, on this floor there is a selection of magazines and apothecary items.
INDUSTRY & CO
41a/b Drury Street, Dublin 2
www.industryandco.com
Brother-and-sister team Vanessa and Marcus Mac Innes opened INDUSTRY & CO in 2010. The shop is a unique collaboration between creative director and Interior designer Vanessa coupled with Marcus’ passion for the food and business side of the business. Homeware, jewellery, and apothecary items are a mix of local Irish designers and from sources in Europe, the USA and Japan.
KINDF_OLK
Unit 10, The Corn Store, Middle Street, Galway City
www.kindfolkgalway.ie
A modern and airy contemporary menswear store with a selection of books, home goods and apothecary items and a coffee bar. Established in 2021 by fashion industry veteran Declan McGowan, Kindf_olk’s Scandi aesthetic is the perfect backdrop for the mix of ethically-made goods with a focus on sustainability.
MARLOWE & CO
9 Sandford Gardens, The Tenters, Dublin 8
www.wearemarlowe.com
A corner shop serving “coffee, groceries and nice things.” Husband and wife, Patrick Fagan and Danielle Farelly along with Danielle’s sister Lisa Farrelly opened MARLOWE & CO in 2019. The colorfully painted shopfront is by local artist Claire Prouvost, who also designed the illustration on the coffee cups. Inside there is an assortment of fresh produce, bread, pantry items and a selection of books and gifts.
SØREN & SON
1 Dean Street, Dublin 8
SØREN & SON established in 2021, is a brightly lit corner coffee shop serving Stillers Coffee and Tea and the Gang teas. The Scandinavian influence interior is stocked with coffee related goods and paraphernalia.
