il Valentino Bakery & Cafe

Queen of Tarts in Dublin is a charming café, perfect for a delicious treat. Their selection of tarts and pastries is amazing, offering both sweet and savory options that are mouthwatering. Everything is homemade with fresh ingredients, and you can taste the quality in every bite. The place has a cozy, warm atmosphere, making it ideal for a coffee with friends or a relaxing breakfast. The staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable for the quality. If you're in Dublin, this is a must-visit spot!

Queen of Tarts is an absolute gem! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by the aroma of freshly baked goods and the cozy atmosphere. The food was simply divine – each dish bursting with flavor and made with the utmost care. And let me tell you about their Baileys cheesecake – it's a must-try! Creamy, rich, and utterly indulgent, it's a dessert lover's dream come true. The staff were friendly and attentive, adding to the overall delightful experience. Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, Queen of Tarts is the perfect spot. I can't wait to come back for more!

Our party had the Bailey's Chocolate Chip cheesecake, the Queen of Chocolate Fudge Cake, and a salted carmel hot chocolate. Everything was delicious! The hot chocolate was more warm than hot, but probably the sweetest item of the lot. The store is charming and cozy with both indoor and outdoor seating available. The menu also included breakfast and lunch items.

This time I couldn’t find a cheese cake, so I ordered peach danish and almond croissant. They were big and so nice. Especially croissant was stunning, the edges were crispy like a cookie and inside was really soft, smells amazing. I wanna try cheesecake someday. But the staff came to tidy my dishes up as soon as I finished eating, that was uncomfortable.

I recently visited this cafe on a rainy day and found it to be a nice escape from the rain. Upstairs is warmer than downstairs. A good shelter from the downpour outside. They also have 2 accessible restrooms, which added to the convenience of my visit. However, I was disappointed to find that the café does not offer free WiFi, which can be a drawback for those looking to browse the internet. Additionally, I was concerned about the hygiene of their pastries. They were left out on the counter, exposed to potential coughing and sneezing from patrons. It would be much better if the café kept their baked goods in a display case to ensure freshness and cleanliness. The coffee and hot chocolate + espresso was just average tasting, nothing special. Overall, this is a nice spot for a coffee break, but some improvements could enhance the experience.

A must see when you are in Dublin. For the full experience I would sit inside as you are surrounded by quaint decorations and have a view of their amazing cake case. Outside is nice but you may also get accosted by some pigeons, we found this hilarious but not everyone has the same humor. They serve breakfast until about 12-12:30 and I think they stop serving lunch around 3 because we came at 3:30 and they only had coffee and desserts at the time. For 2 lattes, an espresso, and a piece of carrot cake we paid 20€. A little pricey but the coffee was SO good as was the cake. Highly recommend for a breakfast or dessert at this classic Dublin establishment!

We came her for breakfast on our last day in Dublin and both ordered the eggs your way breakfast. The food was good and very filling. The eggs were good, potatoes were seasoned well and the toast was very fresh. Orange juice was fresh pressed and the tea came as a cute little set up. Our server wasn’t the most attentive but it didn’t bother us too much. If she came around more I would have ordered more like another beverage and maybe a dessert. After sitting with our empty plates for quiet some time I finally walked to the front counter to pay. I think it’s a little on the pricier side for a breakfast meal but it was an overall enjoyable dining experience.

I was recommended to visit here while on my trip to Dublin and was glad I did! The Victorian sponge cake was light and airy, a perfect compliment to their earl grey tea. I also ordered the ham and cheese sandwich and was more than full leaving! Would highly recommend a visit here.

Queen of Tarts in Dublin is a charming café, perfect for a delicious treat. Their selection of tarts and pastries is amazing, offering both sweet and savory options that are mouthwatering. Everything is homemade with fresh ingredients, and you can taste the quality in every bite. The place has a cozy, warm atmosphere, making it ideal for a coffee with friends or a relaxing breakfast. The staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable for the quality. If you're in Dublin, this is a must-visit spot!

Queen of Tarts is an absolute gem! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by the aroma of freshly baked goods and the cozy atmosphere. The food was simply divine – each dish bursting with flavor and made with the utmost care. And let me tell you about their Baileys cheesecake – it's a must-try! Creamy, rich, and utterly indulgent, it's a dessert lover's dream come true. The staff were friendly and attentive, adding to the overall delightful experience. Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, Queen of Tarts is the perfect spot. I can't wait to come back for more!

Our party had the Bailey's Chocolate Chip cheesecake, the Queen of Chocolate Fudge Cake, and a salted carmel hot chocolate. Everything was delicious! The hot chocolate was more warm than hot, but probably the sweetest item of the lot. The store is charming and cozy with both indoor and outdoor seating available. The menu also included breakfast and lunch items.

This time I couldn’t find a cheese cake, so I ordered peach danish and almond croissant. They were big and so nice. Especially croissant was stunning, the edges were crispy like a cookie and inside was really soft, smells amazing. I wanna try cheesecake someday. But the staff came to tidy my dishes up as soon as I finished eating, that was uncomfortable.

I recently visited this cafe on a rainy day and found it to be a nice escape from the rain. Upstairs is warmer than downstairs. A good shelter from the downpour outside. They also have 2 accessible restrooms, which added to the convenience of my visit. However, I was disappointed to find that the café does not offer free WiFi, which can be a drawback for those looking to browse the internet. Additionally, I was concerned about the hygiene of their pastries. They were left out on the counter, exposed to potential coughing and sneezing from patrons. It would be much better if the café kept their baked goods in a display case to ensure freshness and cleanliness. The coffee and hot chocolate + espresso was just average tasting, nothing special. Overall, this is a nice spot for a coffee break, but some improvements could enhance the experience.

A must see when you are in Dublin. For the full experience I would sit inside as you are surrounded by quaint decorations and have a view of their amazing cake case. Outside is nice but you may also get accosted by some pigeons, we found this hilarious but not everyone has the same humor. They serve breakfast until about 12-12:30 and I think they stop serving lunch around 3 because we came at 3:30 and they only had coffee and desserts at the time. For 2 lattes, an espresso, and a piece of carrot cake we paid 20€. A little pricey but the coffee was SO good as was the cake. Highly recommend for a breakfast or dessert at this classic Dublin establishment!

We came her for breakfast on our last day in Dublin and both ordered the eggs your way breakfast. The food was good and very filling. The eggs were good, potatoes were seasoned well and the toast was very fresh. Orange juice was fresh pressed and the tea came as a cute little set up. Our server wasn’t the most attentive but it didn’t bother us too much. If she came around more I would have ordered more like another beverage and maybe a dessert. After sitting with our empty plates for quiet some time I finally walked to the front counter to pay. I think it’s a little on the pricier side for a breakfast meal but it was an overall enjoyable dining experience.

I was recommended to visit here while on my trip to Dublin and was glad I did! The Victorian sponge cake was light and airy, a perfect compliment to their earl grey tea. I also ordered the ham and cheese sandwich and was more than full leaving! Would highly recommend a visit here.