Coffee help needed

[markof]

I'll be back and forth to Dublin (Donnybrook) for the foreseeable future.
Where can I buy decent, roasted coffee beans and a burr grinder (for an aeropress) in Dublin?

Mark.

[Ivor]

I'll be back and forth to Dublin (Donnybrook) for the foreseeable future.
Where can I buy decent, roasted coffee beans and a burr grinder (for an aeropress) in Dublin?

Mark.

Coffee Angel in South Anne Street would be worth a visit for both.
http://coffeeangel.com/product-category/grinders/
http://coffeeangel.com/product-category/coffee/
Good grinders can also be bought from http://gaggia.ie/machine/gaggia-mdf-grinder/. I get my beans from Nicks Coffee in Ranelagh, not far from Donnybrook. I can't think of anyone in Donnybrook doing fresh roasted beans... you'll get half decent pre-packed in Donnybrook Fair I suppose.

[Diapason]

In Donnybrook itself I can only think of Donnybrook Fair, but I wouldn't be 100% sure what level of bean you'll be getting there.

Up the road in Ranelagh there's a place that Ivor knows, and then you can pop in and see Ivor while you're at it, almost certainly leaving with a case of wine in the process.

The highest-end coffee place would probably be 3FE (up the canal from Donnybrook, easy to get to). That's coffee geek nirvana right there.

Bald Barista is another possibility.

Edit: Ivor got there ahead of me!

[jaybee]

I'll second 3FE

Well worth the trip from Donnybrook (every morning if needs be.....)

[Ivor]

I'll second 3FE

Well worth the trip from Donnybrook (every morning if needs be.....)

Indeed I'd third 3fe but it is a bit of a walk from Donnybrook. A tad pricey too but the quality is certainly there.

[markof]

Many thanks for the invaluable info.
My coffee addiction is eternally grateful.

Mark