Coffee Society

I was really surprised with the interior of here, it’s really relaxed and an excellent spot to people watch or do work. The table area at the window is wide and lends itself to time wasting.
Very friendly staff and the coffee was good, pity that it was only served in a paper cup though. I hope that’s a temporary thing (I was drinking inside).
Also the check in offer is pretty sweet too!

Sitting in one of their soft suede chairs, reading the latest Totally Dublin with a latte & slice of carrot cake: blissful. The staff is in perpetual good humor, the music is enjoyable lounge-​chic, & the temperature is comfortably warm. I disappeared for a peaceful hour here — hopefully one of many down the road.

Finding a good coffee on Camden Street is as easy as finding a pasty, old, white guy in the Dáil. Very easy. Still though, Coffee Society are just a bit ahead of their competitors.
First off, the coffee is really good. It’s not exactly at the Bald Barista/​3FE level of coffee-​nerd, but it’s still tastes great. The café itself is really cosy, so don’t be surprised if there’s plenty of laptop-​jockeys about.
They deserve a separate shout-​out for their service though. The staff is just an upbeat sort. Service with a smile is more energising than a double-​shot.

This fine establishment is where I whiled away most of my college days experimenting with how many espressos I could drink before I started shaking or how long sugar took to fall below the surface of a cappuccino (I am pleased to say it took quite a while).
The staff are very helpful and generally up for a natter, the coffee is generally wonderful (and if not they are perfectly willing to help make it so) and the paninis are equally good. During summer I would recommend their iced coffees (the name of which unfortunately escapes me right now… frappuccino comes to mind) and during a long cold wet sunday afternoon a mocha is the perfect remedy to any residual blues from outside.
I have brought many of my friends there any most if not everyone has been happy. There have been odd moments (drunk man giving out to mormons comes to mind as does the occasion that a random man called me an intellectual and then promptly introduced me to his girlfriend) but that is one of the many quirks and perks of this fine coffee house.

I’m a coffeeholic. I need my three cups a day (at least), and I need them to be strong. I’m not really a fan of coffee chains, but I can’t deny that Coffee Society does make excellent coffee. Whether it’s for take-​away or sit in cup, they always manage to give me the much-​needed wake-​up kick.
You can start your day with a double espresso and end it with a caramel Macchiato, leaving the outside hassle to its own. And they have wi-​fi, perfect for rootless laptopoholics.

Coffee Society is where I popped my Cappuccino cherry and fell in love with all things coffee!
Working in the building next door meant a daily trip in here was hard to resist and sometimes even resulted in a post lunch Machiato to help fuel me through to five thirty.
I’m not sure if he’s still working there as I’m ashamed to say I’ve not been in there in a while but the Italian barista guy used to make a perfect Cappuccino with all the right quantities of foam, milk and coffee.
You’d think this was something that all baristas have mastered but sadly not — 80% of the Cappuccinos I get usually turn out to be milk laden lattes.

this is high quality in all respects… the name suggests that coffee isnt an occupation for them, its more of a lifestyle. And in the service and quality of coffee that you will get here you will have every reason to be converted and promptly join the society yourself… if it exists???
The store is quite nicely layed out and it is a fantastic place to com and have a chat with friends in the most bohemian and fancy way possible — over a cup of coffee.
You will be pleasently surprised by the quality of your visit here if you give it a go…

Coffee society is certainly up there amongst the gods in the Dublin coffee equivalent of Mt. Olympus. It does a great cuppa hot stuff that will send jolts of caffeine through your veins. They also do the best iced coffees around if you ask me, but then again, I’m not the biggest fan of icy joe.
It’s one of my favourite places to hang out with friends and stretch one cup of coffee into a hour and a half long chat.

I had been craving a chai latte for days and, since I had been meaning to check out Coffee Society I thought it would be beneficial to try one there. It was a really great idea. The chai was piping hot, creamy, spicy, smooth and complex as the best chais I have ever had. I came back the next day and got a cup of coffee to go that was obviously freshly brewed, nice and strong and really delicious.
The place was bumping but service was still prompt and friendly. I like the interior set up with lots of tables to hang out around, plus they have free wi-​fi. I think in comparison to some other chains, Coffee Society does a good job of keeping prices reasonable and quality level high.