Cafes and Coffee Shops in Dublin, Dublin*

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Cafes and Coffee Shops

• Theres a small cafe opposite the hostel in temple bar, near the music centre. I cant remember its name but its a great place.
• Bewleys (either in Grafton St. or Westmoreland St) should be visited once, and assuming you've won the lotto, are very enjoyable. Actually, if you've won the lotto, tea at the Shelbourne Hotel on Stephens Green is more entertaining. Try asking the grey-hair-in-a-bun grand lady who plays the piano in there if she knows "The Ace of Spades". Most coffee shops in Dublin are over-priced and full of posers. Don't go into Cafe-en-Seine except to look at the really lovely architecture unless you like seeing a day's pay go on two cappuccinos. Steps of Rome is genuinely Italian, and well worth going to if you are in town.
• My favourite coffee shop hang out is Simon's PLace in the St George's Arcade.
• Nobody beats Bewley's Grafton for the sheer cafe experience...

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