Reviews of Proper Order Coffee Co. (Coffee Shop) in Dublin (Dublin).

Proper Order Coffee Co

581 Reviews

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Coffee shop

Coffee shop

7 Haymarket, Smithfield, Dublin, D07 XW86, Ireland

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P. L.

Great coffee with the best pastry in town from No Messin bakery! CardiB and rhubarb tart are one of my many favorites! No indoor or outdoor seats but Smithfield square is just a stone throw away.

M. T.

An absolute gem. Order on the front, collect on the side. The coffee is great, made by professionals (you can observe them while waiting for your order). We at the pastry when in the airplane and boy did we regret not eating it right away as we had ordered more of them!!! (we ate what looks like a cinnamon bun, according to the staff it was the most ordered pastry).

L. L.

Great little spot for a high quality take away coffee. Staff are lovely. €6.50 for 2 Americans with oat milk. The coffee was delicious. They have amazing looking pastries (no vegan options I could see). Their order and collection hatch is a great system and the queue moves really fast. Would highly recommend 👍🏼

C. M.

Excellent coffee and without a doubt the best pastries that I have ever eaten in my life, and I eat a lot of them. It’s good that prices are way above the average so it’s my real guilty pleasure because of the calories and mostly because I pay almost 10eu for a coffee and a pastry to go, otherwise I will be fatter.

J. F.

The pastries here are great - probably the best in Dublin. Smithfield is a great spot for speciality coffee and breakfast food. Proper Order, Copper + Straw, and Urbanity all within a stone's throw of each other.

T. R.

Cute little coffee shop that serves really good coffee and pastries. We walked in around 10:30 and sadly there was nowhere to sit but in no time at all we had two flat whites and an Americano to go. We also got a cronut type thing that was absolutely delicious. The pastries could rival any bakery and included cinnamon rolls and croissants. They sell coffee from The Coffee Collective & Square Mile for you to take home too. It’s a little on the expensive side considering the portion sizes for coffee but it was really nice.

D. A. G.

I have seen alot of good feedbacks here so I decided to check it out myself. Although it was only my first time, i’d give it a go again! :) It is also behind a building under construction and you might find it hard to catch if you are coming from the luas stop. However, there is a big sign on the construction wall on the side, an arrow pointing to the place. Flat white is a little bit expensive for the price. (I seen the owner’s response below saying I should get a bigger cup next time, I was meant to say the flat white was a little expensive for the price. Apologies, I thought I have re-edited it before posting.)

M. P.

I visited here for the first time this morning. The almond frankie is absolutely delicious. One of the best pastries I've had in a long time. The coffee (Americano) was made with Ethiopian beans and I can highly recommend it. Best coffee I've had in Dublin.

C. W.

I do love this place because they have amazing coffee and their chocolate heaven Double Frankie is the BEST PASTRY i've ever had. Losing a point because on my last visit I'd ordered a hot chocolate and it was served to me barely luke warm. Devo.

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