Where to Get the Best Flat White in Dublin

Dublin’s coffee scene has flourished over the past decade, with baristas perfecting the art of the flat white. Whether you’re a coffee connoisseur or simply need your caffeine fix, the city offers an impressive range of spots to indulge in this creamy yet bold coffee. Here’s our guide to the best flat whites in Dublin:


1. 3fe (Third Floor Espresso)

๐Ÿ  Locations: Grand Canal Street, Sussex Terrace, and beyond.
Renowned for revolutionising Dublinโ€™s coffee culture, 3fe serves up a flawless flat white. Their expertly roasted beans and highly skilled baristas make it a must-visit. Donโ€™t miss their Grand Canal Street cafรฉ, where the vibe is as perfect as the coffee.
๐Ÿ‘‰ More info: 3fe.com
#CoffeeCulture #3feDublin #FlatWhitePerfection


2. Kaph

๐Ÿ  Location: Drury Street, Dublin 2
Tucked away in the heart of the city, Kaph is a haven for coffee lovers. Their flat white is a masterpiece, crafted with locally sourced beans. The minimalist, chilled atmosphere makes it perfect for a quick coffee or a creative work session.
๐Ÿ‘‰ More info: Kaphโ€™s Instagram
#DublinCoffee #KaphVibes #FlatWhiteGoals


3. Two Pups Coffee

๐Ÿ  Location: Francis Street, Dublin 8
For flat whites with a twist, head to Two Pups. Known for their commitment to sustainability and great food pairings, this cafรฉ is a favourite among locals. Their flat whites strike the perfect balance between bold and smooth.
๐Ÿ‘‰ More info: Two Pups Coffee on Facebook
#FlatWhiteFix #SustainableCoffee #HiddenGemDublin


4. Cloud Picker Cafรฉ

๐Ÿ  Location: Pearse Street, Dublin 2
Irelandโ€™s first micro roastery cafรฉ, Cloud Picker serves ethically sourced coffee and some of the best flat whites in town. Their Pearse Street cafรฉ is a bright, modern space where coffee takes centre stage.
๐Ÿ‘‰ More info: cloudpickercoffee.ie
#EthicalCoffee #FlatWhiteHeaven #DublinRoastery


5. Love Supreme

๐Ÿ  Locations: Stoneybatter & Portobello
Nestled in two of Dublinโ€™s trendiest neighbourhoods, Love Supreme delivers consistently excellent flat whites. Their attention to detail and community feel make this a must-visit for coffee aficionados.
๐Ÿ‘‰ More info: Love Supreme on Instagram
#NeighbourhoodCoffee #FlatWhiteLove #StoneybatterVibes


6. Brother Hubbard

๐Ÿ  Locations: Capel Street (North) & Harrington Street (South)
This cafรฉ-restaurant hybrid serves amazing flat whites alongside a mouthwatering menu. Start your day with their perfectly brewed coffee and stick around for their famous brunch.
๐Ÿ‘‰ More info: brotherhubbard.ie
#BrunchAndCoffee #FlatWhiteFans #DublinEats


Honourable Mentions

  • Shoe Lane Coffee (Tara Street & Dun Laoghaire)
  • Vice Coffee Inc. (Middle Abbey Street)
  • Two Boys Brew (Phibsborough)

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