KC Peaches

Decent café not bad although always packed. They offer some hot food and salads which did not look very appealing to me but sure many people enjoy it. However, their desserts selection looks good. I went twice maybe with my friends once for hot chocolate and the other time was for coffee and dessert. The hot chocolate was good (not the best), but, the latent didn’t satisfy me especially the coffee i expected something better and the dessert was good, I think we had Nutella tart or something like that.

Delicious club sandwich for a little over a € 5er and very fast service at lunchtime! I’ll be back!

Now I can’t comment on much beyond the coffee bar, as we only popped into this little place to grab some much needed caffeine, but from my brief stay, here’s my take aways:
It’s as cute as a bug’s ear in here — I love the blue (turquoise?) walls. It has the feel of a hipster joint, without going over the top and I tip the hat to that.
They have matcha lattes! This might be a little thing, but hailing from Edinburgh where they are nearly impossible to find — this was a big gun for me. And good matcha lattes!
The service was polite and the price was expected. All in all, for a coffee bar, it’s a solid safe choice and a step up from Starbucks in this otherwise pretty touristy neighbourhood.

Wasn’t a fan of this place to be honest! Didn’t find the staff to friendly, though I was there during a quite day it was still bad form that they were rude when there was only a few people in their café! The food is ok, wouldn’t say it’s an amazing place. Also they won’t give you a student discount if you don’t go to trinity, which is a bit of a joke!

I’d love to sample all of the pastries on offer but usually just have bacon and eggs for breakfast. The bacon can be very smoky in flavour at times and occasionally the eggs are over-​seasoned but the portions are plentiful.
There’s is a lovely lady here that makes great coffee too and the place is always clean and tidy.
I’ve only had one properly bad experience where I was served eggs and bread rather than bacon but was on a work call so didn’t have the time to explain my order was wrong! They were some plain scrambled eggs!

This KC peaches location has lower level seating as well — ground level doesn’t have very many seats. The multiple lines for different sections can get a bit confusing and hectic especially because this location has extremely heavy foot traffic. This review is one star lower simply because of how crowded and crazy it is.
There’s coffee and tea options, sandwich and salad options, hot food options, and loads of sweet cakes and teas. They’re not lacking in variety. It’s a lovely place to rest your feet… if you can find a seat.

Tempted in by the sign outside for the ‘Wine Cave’ and the window of cakes, we ended up just getting some cakes to take away as they seemed to be winding down for the evening. My chocolate cherry brownie was disappointing as it was an edge slice from the large rectangular tray and half of it was hard, crumbly and powdery. My friend’s cake was much nicer though. If you’re getting a cake from here make sure you choose a good square from the middle!

Disorganized, tills not working and not a clear picture of where to order what. And this is when the queues were pretty short.
To add to the offense cashier gives you your change in a big wad, drops some coins in the process and then when it doesn’t match the change you’re owed it’s your fault (of course)
Good thing that there are a lot of better options around.

There are two things that are consistent about KC Peaches: their sandwiches are ridiculously good, and the queues are insane. Basically just find the nearest till and crowd around it until someone asks for money. Still worth the frustration for those sandwiches though!

Super friendly staff, great baked goods and they offer a super wide range. Gluten free and vegan options for those who care. Nice mood and even though I popped in late in the day the attitude of the staff was wonderful!

A little overpriced, but quality food with great options. It’s great as a student at Trinity to have this option so close to campus.

Yes I know it’s expensive. but the quality of those darn cakes just keep me coming back. Today I had the great experience of trying the cheesecake brownie which didn’t disappoint. i love cheesecake and I love brownies. put them togheter and oh lord. I will be back to kc peaches for as long as I live just for this slice of happiness :). I haven’t tried anything else from here except cakes but there deli and hot food looks delicious. I got my mam a honey roast ham sambo with Brie and rocket which she said was great. And it was only € 4.50 so not too bad you’d pay that nearly for a take away one in spar! I’m gonna return next time to try the hot food and salads.

I had one latte and it was one of the worst lattes I’ve ever tasted. In Dublin or anywhere else. Tha coffee was burnt. The brownie-​thing was ok, but it is chocolate… it’s a safe bet. They have banners now inviting customers to «try our new coffee», so… we’ll see.

Pity the sandwich counter closes early in the evening (5.15pm) but the salads and hot food offer some good choices. The ordering system seems a bit chaotic to me so I avoid the place during the rush hour. For an early evening, it’s handy if you don’t want to go to the pub or have an actual meal. The food is fresh and light, really lovely.

Well one word comes to mind, when it comes to review this visit. VALUE. Such great value for money, I got. I had gotten 1 Large meal (Hot), 1 Medium meal, Matcha Tea, Chocolate & Cinnamon Cake & Apple Mint (Japanese loose Tea). All for € 25. Now if that’s not good value, then I don’t know what is. When you go in, its a self serving restaurant in that its like a buffet style. You pick what you;d like. You are charged by the size of the plate. The staff most helpful. I have been to KC Peaches on Dame St., with a Vegan group. I went to KC Peaches Nassau St., the last time and decided to go back to it today. I have enjoyed every moment of it.
My first meal was Medium Salad, and Large Hot meal. The Hot meal was exquisite. With its Spectacular potatoes, herb spices, then there was the rice and Lasagne. The rice was alrite. No taste, perhaps there isn’t meant to be. You never know. The Lasagnae was quite nice and chewy, which I love. I hate anythign you have to masticate. Then the salad I had was pasta, the chickpeas, red onions etc., As the How to Train your Dragon 2(Review here) character says: «This is Amazing». Then it came to the Matcha Tea. my first time tasting it. Oh it was so delicious. I think I was getting an orgasm or something. Not being rude, but oh it was so heavenly delicious. My friend whom I was at the March for Marriage on Sunday recommended Tumrik and Matcha Tea. I was amazed by the sweetness and the taste. mmmmm.
Then it came to my next and final (awwwwwwww), meal, the Chocolate & Cinnamon Cake (Vegan btw) and the Apple Mint Tea (Green Tea). This tea, I was explained to, is a Japeanse Loose tea. As you will see, the presentation in my pics, lives to tell the truth. The Cake was exquisite. However I found the side (the flat side) kinda hard to cut through. Eitherway, it was exquisite and lovely. Literally melted in my mouth. Then while I was sipping my cuppa tea, in this case the Apple Mint. IT was absolutely fantastico. I said to my aunt, who joined me on this occasion, that it tasted and smells like what I had back in my home country Romania.
And to think, all this for a neat lump sum of € 25.
Medium Meal
Large Meal
Matcha Tea
Apple Mint Tea
Chocolate & Cinnamon Cake (Vegan)

I fear that which I can not understand!
I’m adjusting to the eateries that are close to my new workplace. I passed KC Peaches; someone gave me a 10% off voucher at the door; I wanted to get a sandwich; this felt like a good idea.
And then: CHAOS.
OK maybe not full blown, throw off the capitalism system and riot chaos, but that’s what it felt like. I had entered a new type of place, one that clearly had systems and rules, but I did not know them. I felt like I was going backwards in IKEA again. DO NOT GO BACKWARDS!
All around me where things with food and all around me where people getting at the food. I was in the way. I had no time to figure out why I was there, what I wanted, or what I was supposed to do.
I made a dash for the sandwich counter, because I have experience of ordering sandwiches. I panicked trying to make sense of the board as I was being asked what I ordered. I saw club sandwich… I have had a club sandwich before, so I ordered that. I was asked to pay, but I wanted to get coke and crisps too. Messing up the whole system I had to dash back into the fray only to discover this is one of those places that doesn’t sell coke. I grabbed a juice drink and gave up on the crisps.
I was actually surprised to see how expensive a sandwich and a drink was — it was over 8 euro, even with my 10% discount.
I got back to my office and had my sandwich, and it was awesome and huge. So I could see why they’re a bit more expensive. Despite having an enormous, delicious sandwich I am reluctant to return, because it was just a bit stressful. Getting a sandwich shouldn’t be stressful. I’ll try again when my nerves have recovered!

Nice place.
Verry hipster like. I like the decoration style they went for. You always eat well in KC Peaches, try a bit of everything.
The salad formula is great for our lunch breaks (1 box + 1 hot drink for 6 €) and it’s amazing how much food you can stuff in the little box.
Their cakes are great as well. You always salivate when passing by.
The queue at lunch time is always a mess though and the place is croweded at that time even though it’s big.

Une adresse «dublinoise» très «hipster wannabe» mais qui a vraiment beaucoup plu à la touriste que j’étais !
Brunchs en tout genre, goûters à base de Carrot Cake, petits dej irlandais, lunchs… Tout y est et tout est excellent, dans une ambiance loft très agréable ! Une appétence aussi pour le bio également… Parfois croisement des cultures américaines et irlandaises mixées…
A noter que ce lieu a été pendant longtemps le traiteur des bureaux de Facebook avant qu’ils aient leur propre cantine et assure maintenant les repas de Twitter implanté plus récemment à Dublin… Tout cela explique l’atmosphère du lieu.

To be honest I can only really vouch for the backed goods… and they are gooooooood.
They have a large selection that are displayed for all to see in the large store front (great advertising by the way). Inside there is a fridge with lovely fresh cakes, yum yum. I kept it simple the last time, it was early, and went with a scone, jam and cream. Scone and jam were great and the cream was proper freshly whipped cream, there was so much of it I wanted to just spread it all over… sorry excuse me.
The coffee here is good too, you get a baby meringue on your spoon which is a lovely touch.
There is a lot more going on in here, food counter looked interesting, a wine cave downstairs and I heard rumours of jazz evenings.

Any establishment with the description ‘wine’ and ‘cave’ in the name has got to be intriguing… right?
Enter KC Peaches and there are two levels inviting you — head downstairs in to the ‘cave’ — the basement which has two rooms for the public (the smaller which can be utilized for private events), a small bar, nice lighting, and warm modern décor. The ambiance is enough to draw you into this lovely space. The background music adds to the buzz. And, if you’re there on a Saturday night, enjoy the live beats at one of the tables for groups of two to eight.
I enjoyed a couple bottles of wine with friends on a Saturday listening to a cool jazz trio. Good stuff!
I also attended a private event and wine tasting in their smaller Green Room which was just as lovely. The light eats paired with their fabulous wine selections were perfect (the ‘bacon jam’ almost prompted me to lick the serving spoon I might add ;)
I haven’t experienced the upper/​street level yet; but, if the cave is any indication, I“m sure it’s a winner!
Clink!

Best club sandwich I have ever had.
The bread is soooo fresh. Don’t let them toast it. It would be a sin to toast bread so fresh.
The bacon rashers are delicious strips of orgasms.
The queuing system is ridiculous. Badly laid out. The drink selection is limited. [I usually buy a bottle of Coke and smuggle it in. I want Coke with my club sandwich, not organic ice tea]…
Staff are very pleasant and helpful. Free wifi. Quite a large couple of seating areas but I always prefer downstairs as it is a little quieter when you have your laptop and want to get a few bits done.
I have not had anything else from here apart from the sandwiches so this is based solely on my sandwich experience. I am a sandwich monster. This places pleases me.