Costa in Dublin: photos, reviews

About

Located near the vibrant campus of Trinity College in Dublin, Costa Coffee offers a cozy retreat for both students and locals. Known for its friendly staff and a vast selection of food items, this spacious cafe provides ample indoor seating where patrons can savor their favorite hot or cold beverages. With prices ranging from 1 to 10 EUR per person, it's an affordable option without compromising quality.

Enjoy a delicious ham and cheese toastie alongside a perfectly brewed espresso or a creamy cappuccino. For those in search of dairy alternatives, options like oat milk are readily available. Whether you're dropping by for breakfast, brunch, or lunch, the pleasant atmosphere and superior variety of food ensure a delightful experience every time.

Price

$$$$ 1 - 10 EUR

Meals

Breakfast, Branch, Lunch

Services

Takeaway

Payment

Payment by credit card

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Features

Free Wi-Fi, Friendly staff, Great location

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define Costa menu.

Brownie
Cakes
Cappuccino
Chocolate
Coffee
Cold coffee
Espresso
Fruitcake
Hot chocolate
Iced latte
Latte
Muffins
Baking
Pies
Rolls
Sandwiches
Tea
Toast
Croissants
Americano

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

College Green

Bus stop 295 m walk

Kildare Street

Bus stop 340 m walk

Trinity College, Nassau St. (Opp. Frederick St)

Bus stop 84 m walk

Dawson

Tram stop 72 m walk

Trinity

Tram stop 282 m walk

Pearse St Garda Stn

Bus station 310 m walk

3.9

based on 1,168 reviews

Google

3.9/5 1,168 reviews

Sara Grimaldi

Food: 5
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 5

This Costa is in my favourite spot, I love the atmosphere, it's quite cozy

Lola Blume

Atmosphere: 5

Looks stunning

Jake

Food: 5
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 5

I am not usually the one to post reviews but today's experience has been bad. I have my coffee here few times a week. Always ordering the same way. Always the same coffee. This morning one of the baristas (Rai or sth like that) didn't hear my order correctly and when I asked to change he kept arguing that this wasn't what I ordered. I completely understand that mistakes or misunderstandings happen. Maybe he didn't hear me. That's fine. But why argue? Why have an unpleasant exchange? Staff is always nice there, thats why this took me by surprise and left a sour taste in my mouth.