Starbucks

In terms of Starbucks, this is an OK one. It is on the third level of the Square Shopping Centre and it over looks the whole place. It is really light and bright with good free wifi but not so many plugs. There are a good few tables and comfy chairs so you can hang out here for hours with no bother. There is a wheelchair accessible lift to get into the place as there are a few steps down. The staff are lovely and make a good coffee. Good selection of food and cakes too.

Found the coffee nice and large and smooth. The food felt old and stale and badly cooked under cooked and prepacked not fresh. Wud go back for a coffee just not food

5 star. Starbucks serve wine. Whoop whoop. Prices same like in Dublin. But in pounds instead of euro. Really nice display, you see you want. Also, they are serving real food (small plates aka tapas)

One thing about Starbucks, you never get bored…
1* for the rapidity service: the queue is not too long. I don’t know how they do it but overall you get served pretty fast.
Minus 1* for the service: depending on the day and the time of the day, you can be served by either the loveliest person in the world or the crankiest.
1* for the creativity: the latter has a big influence on what name you will be given. Today my name is ‘Gabrielle’. How sweet! At least it exists. The guy before me ordered an expresso and his name was ‘Ze’. And I read it right. There is no way I could have got that wrong.
1* for the cappuccino: tasty alright!
Minus 1* for the price: 3.75 for a cappuccino grande. Yes sir. What could I do? It’s either that or a 1euro bottle from Boots. I needed some caffeine so…
Overall today is a good day. The girl who took my order was really nice but the one at the cashier hasn’t absorbed her morning dose of caffeine ;)

This is a pretty typical Starbucks offering the typical drinks for their European stores. It is located in Terminal 1 in the Dublin Airport. The staff was friendly and efficient. I got a good-​old Americano coffee. I was pleasantly surprised to have them accept payment using my US Starbucks card.

Very friendly staff and all your regular Starbucks fare.
My personal favourites are the light caramel frappucino and the paninis. The tomato and mozzarella is my favourite these days since the got rid of the amazing pastrami one (please bring it back!)
Free airport wifi makes this the ideal spot to catch up on a little work before your flight

Perfectly good Starbucks. Usual Starbucks stuff. A tall filter € 2:20 (UK price £1.55). Good news is that they take the Starbucks card, so no hassle with money. Friendly staff with free wifi provided not by Starbucks but by the airport authority. Staff very friendly too. Couldn’t see any toilets close by and wasn’t until we got to the gate that we found a loo.

It’s 5am, and I am in Terminal 1, I am a regular Aer lingus flier and as a result I have not been in Terminal 1 in years — it has improved drastically.
But at 5am there is not much open and I was hungry and cranky and needed coffee and possibly a bacon sandwich, a bacon sandwich would have made me very happy.
All I could find open was Starbucks, I had a mediocre coffee and a half decent croque monsieur, it was ok and the staff were all very happy and helpful which was nice. The seating area is a bit cold and uncomfortable but any port in a storm and all that.
After I had dined I wandered up to the smoking area and what was right beside it? a lovely looking diner serving tremendous bacon sandwiches, feck it. I had only time for a quick fag and run to the gate.
Well, at least I know for next time!

I am not a big fan of starbucks café, but anyway there are not so many places at dublin airport… it is well located and you can get internet connection, coffee is ok

Holy smokes. Being from California, this was like sleeping in your bed after a long stint away from home. Wish there were more around the county. I had plenty of mornings I could have used my venti caramel macchiato with a couple extra shots. Too bad we found it the morning we were taking off back to the states.