Here’s What A Cup Of Coffee Costs In Each Of Dublin’s Best Spots

Coffee may be the brown, bean-y elixir of life, but it certainly does come at a price.

So, to help you spend your dolla more wisely, we’ve jotted down how much some of coffees in the city are – to give you a better idea of how much you’re spending, before you spend it.

The chosen ones below have been picked from our top 10 coffees in Dublin in 2015, and then put side-by-side with a selection of locals and franchises to compare.

We’ve picked the cost of an Americano and Flat White to demonstrate the range – other popular options, such as the cappuccino and latte, usually (but not always) fall within these brackets. All coffees on this list are regular, and don’t include deals. 

We’ll start with the original list…

Read ’em and weep, fellow coffee slaves.

3fe

Americano – €3.50

Flat white – €3.50

Kaph

Americano – €2.90 

Flat white €3.20

Fumbally Café

Americano – €2.70

Flat White – €3.00

Coffeeangel

Americano – €2.50

Flat White – €2.80

Roasted Brown

Americano – €2.50

Flat White – €3.00

Nick’s Coffee Company

Americano – €1.50

Flat White – €2.00

Brother Hubbard

Americano – €2.50

Flat White – €2.90

The Bald Barista

Americano – €2.50 

Flat White – €3.00

Clement & Pekoe

Americano – €2.50

Flat White – €3.00

Now, for comparison, a few other Dublin favourites…

Proper Order Coffee

Americano – €2.50

Flat White – €3.00

Dublin Barista School

Americano – €2.50

Flat White – €2.50

Two Fifty Square Coffee Roasters

Americano – €2.70

Flat White – €3.00

Vice Coffee

Americano – €2.50

Flat White – €3.00

Accents

Americano – €2.60

Flat White – €3.00

Cracked Nut

Americano – €2.00

Flat White – €2.50

And, for further comparison, the prices from a few chains…

Java Republic

Americano – €2.50

Flat White – €3.00

Insomnia

Americano – €2.45

Flat White – €2.80

Starbucks

Americano – €2.50

Flat White – €3.25

Carluccios

Americano – €2.75

Flat White – €2.95

KC Peaches

Americano – €2.70

Flat White – €3.00

Most of them come between the €2 – €3 mark, with just the odd one or two hitting outside the mark. Do you think this is too much for coffee, or do you think it’s fair enough? 

Let us know in the comments below.

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