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Two Pups
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Two Pups

Find specialty coffee, brunch and changing pastries at Two Pups on Francis Street in Dublin 8, a dog-friendly café near St Patrick’s Cathedral.

Two Pups is a dog-friendly café on Francis Street in The Liberties, Dublin 8, with specialty coffee, brunch and a changing selection of pastries. The menu ranges from Turkish eggs and shakshuka to avocado toast and seasonal dishes, with standouts including the oyster mushroom brioche and cruffins. Settle into the relaxed, cozy interior for a meal, or grab coffee and a pastry to go. It’s close to St Patrick’s Cathedral and a handy stop while browsing Francis Street’s antique shops.

Coffee and brunch on Francis Street

Two Pups
Two Pups

Two Pups is on Francis Street in The Liberties, Dublin 8, close to St Patrick’s Cathedral and the city’s antique quarter. It serves specialty coffee alongside breakfast, brunch and lunch, with pastries for a quick takeaway or a longer meal. The menu changes, so dishes can vary with the season.

The food draws on local suppliers and seasonal ingredients. The café has been a Dublin spot for breakfast, brunch and lunch since opening in 2016. Its relaxed interior has a mix of seating and cozy corners, and dogs are welcome inside as well as outside.

What to order

Two Pups
Two Pups

For a savory brunch, Turkish eggs and shakshuka are popular choices. The oyster mushroom brioche is another distinctive option, while avocado toast appears in several versions, including a take with garlic, peanuts and green chilli. The menu has also included chilaquiles, an egg sandwich, granola and seasonal hash dishes.

Pastries change regularly. Cruffins, including Guinness and apple caramel versions, have been among the sweet options, alongside banana bread and croissants. Coffee is a central part of the visit, whether you stay for brunch or pick up a drink to take away.

How a visit works

You can sit down for a full meal or stop at the counter for coffee and a pastry. Once seated, scan the QR code to place your order and pay upfront. The café is popular, particularly at weekends, so going early can help you avoid a wait. Weekdays are typically a quieter choice.

Francis Street’s antique shops make an easy pairing with a café stop. Two Pups is also close to St Patrick’s Cathedral, so it fits naturally into a visit to this part of Dublin 8.

FAQ

Is Two Pups dog-friendly?

Yes. Dogs are welcome inside and in the outdoor seating area.

What should I order at Two Pups?

Turkish eggs, shakshuka and the oyster mushroom brioche are among the brunch options. Pastries change, with cruffins and banana bread among the sweet choices.

How do you order at Two Pups?

After you sit down, scan the QR code to place your order. Payment is made upfront.

When is a good time to visit Two Pups?

Weekday mornings tend to be quieter. At weekends, arriving before 1pm can improve your chance of finding a table without a long wait.

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