One of three Irish people buy a coffee at least once a day where it is increasing by 10 percent every year. Irish people are already down with the third wave coffee and can’t get enough of it. You see more of micro-coffee roasters, specialty coffee shops, and cafes in Dublin than ever. Here are some of the best coffee companies in Dublin to get started with.
Silverskin Coffee Roasters
Founder of the roastery, Brian Kenny started Silver skin in 2012. Today, the café keeps grinding and brewing which tests their different profiles in coffee. On a daily basis, they roast a small batch of coffee. They are also the part of Boenverde and Algrano program. in which they source from farmers directly. This helps in ensuring the coffee quality and variations. They believe that the combination of green beans with technology can only make an outstanding cup of coffee. Here they take care of being a coffee club to providing training sessions and roasting courses. Also, the coffee beans from Brian can be found in different places in Dublin including Two Bean Coffee, Bear Market Coffee, and Honest Kitchen.
Visit them: Unit 2 Westlink Business Park, Co. Dublin, D10 A062, Ireland.
Legit Coffee Company
Legit Coffee gives a cabin-like feeling with its wooden bar tables and stools. Also, the barista is in a flannel shirt, and the coffee shop’s décor is more like a rusting setting. Here, different coffees are available, some are from Boabab Coffee Roaster. They serve the foundation of strong double expresso As well as frothy drinks. Legit Coffee offers its special Mochas which is made including Belgian dark, milk, or white chocolate. Along with they have options in drinks such as double espresso, Americano, cappuccino, flat white, extra shots, mocha, etc. on their menu card.
Visit them: Meath Mart, 1 Meath St, The Liberties, Dublin, Ireland.
Proper Order Coffee Company
Proper Order Coffee gives a vibe like a science lab with its coffee-making gizmos, tools, and gadgets displayed on its counter. Niall Wyne offers a simple menu that includes espresso drinks. Well, the espresso drinks here are a bit different as they are made with special beans. The seasonable flavored lattes which are deviated from artificial flavors. The version you get here includes the fresh ingredient and real roast pumpkin as well as autumnal spices. They offer blends, decaf, and even other tools to help in making coffee on their website.
Visit them: 7 Haymarket, Smithfield, Dublin, D07 XW86, Ireland.
9th Degree Coffee
9th Degree Coffee is the brainchild of James McCormac, and one of the youngest shops in Dublin. They started their micro-roastery on the Dublin barista school’s first floor. You can find them in Dublin 2, a cozy and petite café. The narrow shop on its front is taken by the barista offering pastries and other different sweet treats. The coffee shop believes in growing organic without forcing its production team for shaping its identity. Due to which they understand what kind of coffee profile and type of roastery is going to work for him. They outsource their roastery coffee from falcon specialty. Because of that, they got a chance of participating in the blueprint project.
Visit them: 28 Westmoreland St, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 EY73, Ireland.