Gerry’s Coffee Shop

It is a nice little café that is a bit hidden away making it even nicer. So far I’ve had both breakfast and lunch and been satisfied with the food. Nothing necessarily special about it, just decent meals at decent prices. The service has always been decent as well, and I’ll certinally be back.

Lovely little neighbourhood café. You know it’s good because there are normally some police or builders in!
Their big breakfast are great value, quick to arrive and always tasty.
It’s such a shame they’re not open on Sunday’s

Nipped in around lunchtime on a Monday – we were fortunate to find a seat, but folks mostly ate quickly, so they seemed easily able to handle a high volume of customers. Our waitress was bright and efficient: food, and plenty of it, came in a snap. Our chicken curry and cod were good and hearty – not life-​changing, but satisfying. The coffee was fine, and the price was quite reasonable.

This place is an absolute gem! I came in based on Unilocal reviews and proximity to where I was staying. The wait staff were incredibly friendly and their food hit the spot. It’s a cute spot with limited seating so make sure you get in before there’s a rush of people. I had the full breakfast and it was delicious!

I almost didn’t write this review because it’s become one of my favorite cafes in town. I stumbled upon Gerry’s when I was venturing to try something new in Dublin. Transitioning out of my tourist period, I wanted to try some of the lesser known eateries and I’m so glad Unilocal pointed me in the right direction.
I came in Gerry’s with a mean craving for an omelette and luckily enough, they have a make-​your-​own section on the menu. It’s ~€ 6.50 for anything you’d like in it – so I got everything. My omelette included bell peppers, onions, tomatoes, cheese, mushrooms, and all sorts of deliciousness. It’s was extremely filling, so it was well worth the price; I couldn’t even finish it!
Not only is the food wonderful, but the service here is as well. The gentleman who waited on me was very friendly and welcoming. Needless to say I’m making this my local… even if it’s not so local.

What a great hidden gem. Gerrys is a great greasy spoon that gives you what you need to get your day started. The Irish breakfast here is amazing a will set you up for whatever your day entails; be it sightseeing or travelling.
The staff are so friendly and the refills of coffee are always welcome. The price is really good too for breakfast, lunch and dinner and the dinner menu is typical Irish menu me meat and veg. There are vegetarian options as well.
All in all, I love this place and would recommend it highly.

I come here all the time and the prices are amazing. Sometimes the food you get is great, sometimes it’s just average, but it does the job. Gerry himself is a bit of a character as are some of the regulars. The staff are really helpful and friendly and they know at this stage exactly what I want so there’s no need to ask for fruit salad without ice cream or for a cup of tea. It’s just deposited on my table after the main course is finished.
It’s very working class, but you’d be surprised at the clientele. From auld fogeys to Gards to Solicitors and everything in between.
A hidden gem and well kept secret.

What a secret gem! Jerry’s has a
Full Irish for 9 euros with coffee. And if you don’t like all that animal stuff you can get porridge with fruit. If you’re lucky jerry will take time to gab about Ireland… and lots of advice about museums and day trips. Locals-​watching is a plus.

This place, has one of the best breakfasts in Dublin city centre! Sat mornings before a grand aul day session head here to get some sustenance in!
It a pretty small so there is always a queue but it is well worth the wait!
Best stop before a rugby match. they are patriotic right down to the cutlery :)

Great place to have a brunch when staying in Dublin. The place is quite small and busy, but together it makes really special atmosphere. The Irish breakfast was delicious and service was excellent. Due to location near the center, it is good starting point for your Dublin tour.

So a good friend of mine is Irish and said that I had to have an Irish breakfast when I visited Dublin. I am not really a breakfast person but Gerry makes one hell of a breakfast that will leave you satisfied until dinner. Very reasonable prices and they have excellent tea.
If you are looking for and authentic Irish breakfast in a place that locals frequent look no further than Gerry’s.

best café in Dublin for Irish breakfasts, they also do amazing traditional Irish cooked meals like bacon and cabbage, huge portions, great prices, lovely staff need i say more?
not really try it out

Gerry’s has the best Irish breakfast in the whole of Dublin! The staff is great as well and the service is exceptionally quick even when busy.
The restaurant is fairly small and usually full so expect a wait if you go during normal breakfast times.
They have three Irish breakfast options generously priced and even more generously portioned! They also have a number of daily specials, ranging from fresh cod to pork chips to lasagne, depending on the day.
The printed menu is kind of small so be sure to check the daily specials board!

Nachdem wir tagelang nach einem guten Frühstücks-​Kaffee in der Nähe unseres Hotels gesucht haben, wurden wir hier fündig.
Gerry’s Coffee Shop präsentiert sich in angenehmer Atmosphäre. Die Bedienung ist ausgesprochen freundlich, und das Essen sehr lecker. Dabei fällt auf, dass gute Zutaten verwendet werden.

Hidden on Montague St Gerry’s is certanly not posh but this place is an institution for those in the know — good old fashioned food and service. Notorious for a great breakfast!

Located on a side-​street off Camden street (the one next to Fresh) this café is a good place for a quiet breakfast. Since it’s surrounded by more posh and popular breakfast/​brunch spots there are usually free tables and you’ll be greeted by friendly staff eager to take your order.
What’s best about it, it’s cheap! A real recession buster. They offer a generous portion of full Irish breakfast for only € 6.50, porridge for € 1.30, paninis for € 4.00, quiche and salad for € 5.50 and € 8.50 Sirloin steaks for hungry lunch-​time diners. That has to be said one of the best prices in the area. The coffee is cheap too (€ 1.60), but don’t expect any flower pattern in your latté. Making coffee is not seen as an art form here. You’ll get a regular coffee in a cup, just like your granny would make it.
For me, picking this place for my morning eggs is more about the atmosphere. It feels like having breakfast in someone’s home. Gerry’s café isn’t trying to be stylish in decorations or innovative in the kitchen. There are plenty of those places minutes away. For a simple and tasty breakfast, it does the job more than well, and that’s why I’ll come back.