Clement and Pekoe

Love this place. Great service, chilled atmosphere and of course excellent coffee. I’m there most days of the week.

Good service and very good quality coffee and food.
They also have some paleo and gluten free options.
And you can feel that they love what they do.

Nice coffee, but it was a little hard to look passed how overtly rude the staff were.

A real piece of chocolate served on a stick melting into the hot milk. Probably the best hot chocolate in Dublin! That is all!

I was a bit slow with this place. Always thought «ah yeah, the coffee is nice but there isn’t really anywhere to sit…»
Well I was wrong, there’s quite a large back room, it’s comfy, there are plugs, however, it’s rubbish bitbuzz wifi. A serious negative if you’re in for a spot of work as well as tasty coffee.
Positives though are great staff, excellent coffee and a nice terrace out front for people watching!

Big changes in little clement!
Place after renovations: ⁵⁄₅
Atmosphere: cozy and warm ⁵⁄₅
Coffee and tea: was and still ⁵⁄₅
— this update is regarding the service and hospitality, this place went from zero to hero, unfriendly and weird to welcoming and professional! Well done.

Brilliant black coffee and the gluten free cake. If you are in Grafton area make sure to cask in, even for a take away. Not sure about the bitbuzz wifi though.

I want to apologise! Apologise cause it’s taken me so long to try out this AMAZING gem!
Been on my radar for longer than I want to remember, finally stopped by here last week and I’m in love! I want to hang out here all day, drink their amazing smooth flat whites and treat myself to the delicious treats available here. Nom, nom!
Surprisingly spacious inside with plenty of seating so choose from a smaller table set ups or a long table for gathering with a larger group.
Love the vibe here, will defo be back regularly

Really good coffee, one of my favourite places to get coffee in Dublin. Friendly staff, taste cakes for as little as € 1.

A great new coffee shop that pride themselves on sourcing their coffee from local roasters! The house blend here is a medium roast and is lovely and sweet. I would definitely recommend it!
The front of the building is beautiful, interesting and well conceived. You’d be forgiven for assuming it was some sort of youth hostel with the amount of people festering outside and chatting vigorously.
But once you enter and see the sweet innards, there’s a feeling of Diagon Alley, a magical expanse with wonders behind every curtain.
The staff are perpetually engaged either with making coffee, running orders, cleaning up or asking you what you want before you’ve even ran your eyes over the menu.
It loses a star for the chaotic feeling of ordering but deserves all the rest for the relaxing, fun or introspective times you will certainly have here if you take the plunge and walk in through those coffee stained pearly gates.

Well, nothing really to tell, just a regular coffee shop like 100 other in Dublin. Same cakes, same cups same milk and same coffee (oh ye, they are serving tea in the mug, I prefer teapots). Inside is quite cozy and spacious. Reasonable prices

Upon some recommendations by my fellow foodies, I came into Clement and Pekoe to check out the ambiance, and most importantly, the coffee. I ordered a flat white with soy, which wasn’t bad, but it was not completely memorable for me. The thing that deterred me most was the lighting inside – definitely personal preference here, though. I was trying to enjoy my book, but the lighting kind of makes the space seem a tad dismal. I also think service here could be a hit or miss because I’ve heard lovely things, but when I was there, the attitude I received was indifferent and cold.
What I did like was that there was a tea section towards the back with a whole wall dedicated to a plethora of tea! Clement and Pekoe is also one of the best places to people watch; they’ve got a bench right out in front for you to sit and enjoy your cup of coffee. I’d probably hop on the bench the next time I visit; I wish they had more because they fill up so quickly.
I can’t comment on the pastries and goodies offered, as I didn’t get a chance to try any, but I’ll have to grab something next time; the photos look delish!

Clement and Pekoe. Did you even know why this is called Clement and Pekoe? Because Clement is from the coffee and Pekoe is from the Tea. You didn’t know? Well… I did my research baby. As I do when I write every Unilocalreview ofcourse. My reviews are almost complete research studies.
You see these sentences above? Took me 43 minutes. I’m not kidding. I take quality over quantity.
I also could have said: Clement and Pekoe. Nice coffee. Friendly staff. More spacious than it looks from outside.
But nobody wants to read that right?

Great coffee here!
Doesn’t look that big from outside but quite long and nice seating area beyond the order point /​checkout :)
I’d suggest you try the peanut butter cookie if they have them. It was yum and went v v nicely with the coffee…

Yes, this place is hipster.
Yes, this place is trendy.
Yes, it *is* a little «show off»,
But omagaaaaaaad ! Their almond milk latte is simply the best I ever had in my whole life.
A cloud of sweet, sweet heaven with the strength of a tasty coffee.
As if Conan the Barbarian was cuddling a litter of cute kittens.
In addition to that, this place has a great atmosphere, the perfect location, pastries that will make you drool and this little je-​né-​sais-​quoi that makes it different. Oh, and I love their coffee cups!
By the way, the first one criticizing my girly taste in coffee will… will… have to order the same delish drink than me!

Lovely hipster atmosphere. As soon as you go inside you have the impression the place is totally packed but it is not. Their front hall is tiny but they have plenty of seats on the back.
The coffee is good and not expensive. Not sure how much it was but my latte + carrot cake was just 3.85 =)
Carrot cake: good but too small!
Lemon muffin was good too.
Also plenty of coffee/​tea for sale around. Everything is super cute and you will feel like buying then.

Love love love this coffee shop! I happened upon this place while roaming around south william st. on a Sunday with a friend. The inside is really open and bright, and there is loads of seating. The only downside was that the seating was mostly seats along a long table. Which is fine, but not idea if you’re wanting to have a private chat with someone. It was a very sociable place. There’s also a long bench outside which is great for sitting, hanging out and people watching.
I have to say my FAV thing about this place is that they offer almond milk as a dairy alternative. I’m pretty sensitive to dairy, so I try to avoid it as much as possible. Most places offer soy, which is fine… but I much prefer the taste of almond milk over soy. So it’s nice that they offer it as an option in addition to Soy milk.
Oh and the cakes and treats… the TREATS! They were fabulous! So tasty, and definitely loads of options to treat yourself with your tea or coffee!

Soooo much choice! All kinds of coffee you could possibly think of, here you find it PLUS 2 kinds of filter coffee specials every day, yay! And for all you tea lovers out there… now you don’t have to go separate ways with your coffee loving friends, this place will win you over. I tried to take a picture of their tea menu but the selection was so huge, my camera couldn’t capture it :)
I also love the selection of sweet treats, some of them are teeny-​tiny so you don’t have to feel guilty for giving in to the temptation — again.

Clemont & Pekoe is my new favourite coffee shop in Dublin! The interior is really nice; clean and spacious, making it great place to sit down for a while with some coffee or one of the many types of herbal teas they have to offer. The coffee tastes great and I love their flat whites and iced lattes the best! In addition, they are cheaper than most of those coffee chains like Butler’s and Starbucks, and offer a soya milk option too. When they take your order, they give you a card with a country on it to help identify your order, which I find pretty cool, and there’s a good number of books to read and sell a variety of coffee and tea appliances like filters and teapots etc.
The staff are very friendly, and they have a stamp card so you get every 10^th cup free!
There’s also few sweet foods and baked goods on offer, as well as coffee beans and tea leaves to make at home. Overall a stylish little gourmet coffee shop that’s worth any coffee drinkers time.

Possibly one of the best people-​watching perches in town, get the seats out front of this classy little tea /​coffee place, and you won’t be moving for a long time.
There’s lots of intimate seating inside too, especially with their expansion out the back to house some lovely art, and all the accoutrements you’ll need to brew your own coffee /​tea.
I can’t comment on the coffee, though I hear it’s amazing, but the tea is looseleaf, top notch, and is served in a really nice way. They have lots of little nibbles to tempt you hanging round the counter, my favourite of which is a little sliver of carrot cake that taunts me every time I go in.