Sweet Nosh

Dublin, Ireland

4.2

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21 reviews

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Telephone:
+353 1 534 2680
Website:
www.sweetnosh.ie
Address:
Unit 1 Chatham Street, Dublin, Republic of Ireland, Dublin 2
South Inner City
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
650 ftDawson Street, Nassau Street
660 ftDawson Street, Duke Street
670 ftDublin Terminus
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Parking
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Bike Parking
Yes
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Wi-Fi
No
Good for Working
No

Today

Today 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Dublin) 13:31 Friday, 29 November 2024

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm

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21 reviews of Sweet Nosh

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Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Nice little spot with authentic, tiny Italian pastries but definitely not the best cake I’ve had in Dublin. The waitress was kind and helpful when we were choosing our pastries but the loud conversations happening around us in Italian combined with the loud music made this place seem a little uncomfortable and not somewhere you’d stay in for a long time. I won’t be rushing back in a hurry.
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Grand little pastries, nice enough café, friendly staff. Would I go back? Not in a hurry anyway. There are other cake shops in Dublin I’d go out of my way for, this is not one of them. Even though the girl behind the counter was lovely, an Italian dude called in and proceeded to have a full on convo with from one of the tables, not really conducive to a pleasant atmosphere. If you’re really stuck by all means but if you’ve got time go somewhere else.
Place rating: 5
Brighton, United Kingdom
I bought a selection of the mini cheesecakes, biscuits, and pastries to say thankyou to a team of people at work. The person serving me was very helpful, and it was really good that they sold them by the kilo!
Everyone really enjoyed them!
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Perfect place to go for a cake or an ice cream. Small but real, good coffee and friendly staff. There is a good selection of small sweeties, made in pure Italian style, with great look and nice flavors, may some of them a bit strange to the local taste, but if you open a bit your mind, you will enjoy these small bits of happiness. The coffee is strong, Italian style, not for tea drinker like me.
The ice cream is very nice, I guess hand made, a bit expensive, but anyway: Dublin is not cheap at all.
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
How have I not reviewed this place before? I am always here. They serve really good, strong, proper Italian Moak coffee and know how to make a good espresso. they have the most scrumptious cakes, nice small portions too so you don’t feel like a glutton when ordering two or more and they have the most luscious gelato. You can sit outside but I prefer to sit inside listening to the staff and regular speak Italian. It makes me feel like I am on holiday and not in Dublin at all. A really great spot and gem in the city.
Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
I was left a little disappointed with Sweet Nosh. I got a selection of three pastries and an espresso. The little cannolo I got wasn’t great, the shell was soft and stale. The fruit and custard tartlet was just ok, I’ve had a lot better. I got a third sweet that was nice, however, it was mostly nutella so hard to go wrong. The coffee tasted good, but could have been hotter. The whole lot came to about € 8, which was just ok considering how small the sweets were,
Overall, I found the sweets to be a bit industrial and of average quality. However, I should come back for the ice-​cream, as it seems to be the main draw!
Place rating: 3
London, United Kingdom
The Place: It has a very ‘modern-​for-​the-​90s’ décor style, and feels like they tried very hard to make it look beautiful and clean, but never really kept it up. They are open a little bit later than many places in the area, especially on Sundays, which is convenient, however by then most of the good choices of dessert are gone and the selection is quite picked over.
The Food: Presentation is good, but very basic and similar to most dessert shops. The gelato looked the best of everything, and tasted delicious. They give medium-​to-​average portion sizes, so don’t expect it to be filling, but you get enough to enjoy.
The Value: The value was alright, nothing in here would stick out as a ‘great deal’ or something worth buying a second time, however there are dessert places nearby that charge drastically more for a smaller serving of similar items.
Place rating: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Such a cute little place that a lot of people don’t know nathin about. It’s Italian to it’s core — gelato (some of the best in Dublin, fact), small bites of savoury stuff, excellent coffee, and sweet aperitifs.
You can tell that it’s run by a real, true Italian familia. The core customer is Italian, and the Steps of Rome with it’s wonderful pizza and pasta next door is owned by the same people.
If the skies are blue, I’d recommend wrapping up warm and sitting outside on their little Mediterranean inspired tables and chairs, getting an Aperol spritz, one of their gorgeous little cakes and settling in for a good session of grade A people watching.
Place rating: 5
Birmingham, AL
Great coffee very cool décor staff was very friendly and quick
Went there every morning while in Dublin and all of the above was true each visit
Place rating: 2
Tullamore, Republic of Ireland
The sweets were acceptable, but nothing exceptional. They felt industrial and as far as it gets from homemade. We tried the Sacher, baba au rhum, profiteroles and cheese cake. All OK, but you an get the same quality in a supermarket.
The inside of the place is nice and the ambiance felt relaxed.
Place rating: 5
Langen (Hessen), Hessen
Hier sind wir eingefallen, als wir um die Mittagszeit in Dublin unterwegs waren. Ziemlich kleiner Laden, italienischer Stil. Es gibt Unmengen an leckeren Sweets in jeder Kaloriengröße, allein das Aussehen hinter der Glastheke verleitet zu vielen Stücken! Man kann aber auch Sandwiches und belegte Kleinigkeiten bekommen.
Sehr netter Service, der Preis ist nicht gerade günstig.
Was soll’s, wir sind im Urlaub!
Place rating: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
What a lovely little spot — the only difficulty is trying to decide what NOT to eat!!! Fantastic savouries, amazing pastries (the almond crusted marzipan coated maraschino cherry centred one was to die for!!) and lovely cappuccinos in a cozy friendly oasis two minutes from the freneticism of Grafton Street… We’ll be back!
Place rating: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
The staff in here are lovely. So friendly and so attentive. The cakes look gorgeous. My friend thought yum about the cakes. I will have to try next time.
I had ice cream. So creamy and beautifully handmade. Fab flavours of gingerbread and pistachio.
I was here for a Unilocal event and the savoury food is lovely too. Have to go back and check it out again.
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
A very nice and cozy café!
The decoration is slightly outdated, but that’s merely a detail. It it looks like it’s full the staff may be able to accommodate.
They have several (delicious) pastries, and also some salty snacks.
Their coffee option is nice as well, and very well done (the average coffee in Dublin is regrettable, unfortunately)
Place rating: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Their pastries are going to brighten your day. Great selection for sweet and savoury things, hence perfect for any occasion — be it lunch or just a treat.
They also do coffee (who doesn’t these days?), crepes and ice-​cream. Just make sure you have cash with you as they don’t accept cards.
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
So you’re out shopping around Grafton St. and you start feeling a bit peckish but you also want to stop at a nice place away from the crowds where you can sit back and get a nice treat. Voilá!, here is Sweet Nosh, where you can go for a small pastry, a scoop of ice cream or maybe a slice of quiche, drink a coffee, some wine or even a cocktail.
And since I mentioned cocktails, I love the fact that they’re not expensive at all and are served with some complimentary finger food. I got about four (!) small savoury appetizers for my Sweet Nosh.
This place is run by some very friendly italians and it’s certainly worth a visit!
Place rating: 4
Sandyford, Republic of Ireland
I dropped in here for a post dinner coffee. They are really lovely. We only got a coffee, but they were very kind to give us a couple of biscuits to go along with our coffee.
They have such an amazing selection of cakes, i will most definitely be back to give them a try. They have a great number of after dinner cocktails, if you are in the mood for that.
I would highly recommend dropping in if you are in the area !:)
Place rating: 5
Bondsville, MA
Back to Sweet Nosh! This time, with friends. We met up to take a stroll through the holiday lights on Grafton Street, and we decided that we needed a little longer to visit and chat. We chose Sweet Nosh, in part because they offered wine as well as coffee, but in the end, we were taken in by coffee and the offer of … fruit juices! I’ve been working hard lately, and the idea of a little refreshing juice at the end of the day seemed like just the thing.
The person who opted for coffee, though, said that it was some of the best that he’s had in a long time, and he may have found a new great «source.»
We were made to feel welcome to spend an hour or so in the pleasant atmosphere of this cozy sweet shop. I hope to stop by to try one of their tantalizing lunch savories.
Thanks again, Sweet Nosh! It was great to pass along a nice experience to friends.
Place rating: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Right next to the steps of rome, this is a great place to go if you desire some fantastic italian treats. Sweet nosh serves amazing coffee and you can add a sandwiches, irish produced italian icecream or one of the tiny little pastries made by their own pastry chef!
If you need to take you GF, BF or BFF for a nice treat this place can be highly recommended.
Place rating: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Was there yesterday evening for aperitivo (negroni — italian cocktail).
This place needs to be advertised, amazing quality and original Italian ingredients. They even get the ricotta delivered from Sicily. A place to know!
Place rating: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
A chic little Italian café with little cakes and REAL Italians, it honestly feels like you are in Italy, what more could you possibly want.
The partner and I went shopping yesterday and decided to have a gander on Chatham street since we never usually go there and thankfully we spotted a sign advertising a cake and coffee € 2 deal (Mondays and Tuesday only).
Coffee was great with it’s little biscuit on the side and cake was very nice also. Presentation of everything was excellent and waitress was just lovely!
Other than cake, this place serves apéritif-​style foods, sandwiches and also alcohol.
For some reason feel like twinning Sweet Nosh with Ciao Bella Roma on Parliament Street, so if you want to have a random Italian day in Dublin, I’d go to Sweet Nosh for coffee/​lunch and Ciao Bella Roma for dinner (absolutely amazing)
Will be back soon!