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Café en Seine is a restaurant, located at 40 Dawson St, Dublin, Ireland. They can be contacted via phone at +353 1 677 4567, visit their website www.cafeenseine.ie for more detailed information.

Location :
40 Dawson St, Dublin
Added by Jopie, at 27 February 2017

Opening Hours

  • Monday 12:00 – 11:30 PM
  • Tuesday 12:00 – 11:30 PM
  • Wednesday 12:00 – 11:30 PM
  • Thursday 12:00 – 11:30 PM
  • Friday 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM
  • Saturday 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM
  • Sunday 12:00 – 11:30 PM

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16 Reviews

  • Stephanie Courtney
    09 October 2019

    I love the dramatic and decadent decor of the place. I imagine it a place Oscar Wilde would have loved. Pricey, but the food is good. The interior has changed recently, and I miss some of the old spaces. The bathrooms are absolutely lovely, too. Art deco at its best.

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  • G Walker
    06 October 2019

    Not my favourite place for a drink in Dublin but well done Millimetre Design on the new fitout. It is truly beautiful and worth a visit. It genuinely feels like you're in a different city. The dark haired gentleman on the front door is always very polite and professional.

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  • Ailbhe Farren
    29 September 2019

    Beautiful venue. Great venue in the loft bar for a party. Finger food really good quality. Overall a fun, sophisticated place to enjoy a night out in.

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  • Cian O'Sullivan
    07 September 2019

    I've been in Cafe en Seine once or twice, but I'd never really explored the place and believe me, it's big enough that you actually can go exploring. It's got multiple bars and levels, all of which are pleasantly fancy, and a huge atrium that's designed to feel like you're sitting outside on a street. Genuinely cool place, but prepare to get your bank account emptied.

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  • RĂ©
    26 August 2019

    My favourite place in Dublin. The decor is second to none and the food is to a high standard. A fine place to visit alone or with friends. Staff have always been very friendly to me. This kind of treatment is getting rarer and rarer in restaurants and cafes these days and so when I come across it I appreciate it. HIGHLY recommended.

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  • Mof Gimmers
    27 October 2017

    A very fancy room, which lives up to its French premise. Huge mirrors, art deco furnishings I'd had a drink when I came, so it may look different in the day, but I was really lovely to be sat among everything here with a couple of pints in me. Good drink and a gorgeous big room.

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  • Ben Jones
    27 August 2017

    This is one of my favourite bars in Dublin. Firstly the place is enormous. If you are planning to meet someone here, make sure they tell you where in the bar they will be. Otherwise you could end up walking around for a long time trying to find them. Yet in spite of its size, it still has a great atmosphere. There are plenty of bars dotted about the place, and even when it gets busy (and it does get busy later in the evening ), service is still pretty good. They also do food, and pretty decent party platters. Being here for me is like being part of a huge multi-plotted play. There are groups here from all over the country and the world. English is not the only language you will hear. If you like to people watch (I certainly do), this is the place for you. Finally, it opens until some ungodly hour (4am I think). Enjoy!

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  • Mr DublinGuide
    15 August 2017

    Located in the heart of Dublin city, Cafe En Seine has a big story to tell: its a former home to a wide range of businesses, including a clerical club, a doctor's surgery and a piano warehouse. Today Cafe En Seine is three-story atrium adorned with 40-foot trees and art nouveau glass lanterns. The lavish seating and elaborate chandeliers create a luxurious atmosphere since the minute you walk in. It's 4 in one: a pub, a bar a restaurant and a nightclub.
    Café En Seine without a doubt is one of Dublin’s most popular drinks & nightlife venues. It's Dublin’s 2015 City Bar Of The Year and here you’ll discover signature cocktails served with style, ca have gorgeous food and dance your night away.
    Modern, stylish and beautiful.

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  • Latoror1
    03 August 2017

    This café is just amazing! It may not look that way from the outside but visiting is worth it. The decoration, the mirrors, the plants, we just loved it. We ate the soup of the day, which was a delicious mushroom soup and also garlic bread. The staff was friendly and the meal came quite fast.
    I would definitely recommend to have a look yourself.

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  • Gerry Veerman
    26 July 2017

    Love this place. Café en Seine doesn't look much from the outside, in fact it's frontage is fairly insignificant, however the magic happens when you get inside, and you immediately get transported back to the opulent 1890's stylish, French art-nouveau period wow! The cafe is much larger than it appears from the outside, very long, and split up into several areas, each with a completely different atmosphere, so there's somewhere for everyone, whether it's a relaxing coffee bar, a light and airy glass-roofed cocktail bar, or the bistro area where a live quartet gently plays. There's even a discrete TV showing sport (without sound) at the end of the bar if you don't want to escape too much! The staff here were very good, pleasant and knowledgeable, and the cocktail list was superb, however it's the decor that makes this cafe bar a must see in Dublin take it from me, you won't be disappointed!

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  • Kevin M. Brown
    19 July 2017

    100%best ambiance and classy Parisian atmosphere filled with awesome dance music. Nice place for dancing, cocktails, Guinness. Very nice place to hang and enjoy a meal we are early and finished our evening here. Love it!

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  • Adonis Tarcio
    30 March 2017

    Nice place but a bit too posh. They might not let you in if they think you are not dressed well enough or if you are in a group of friends..

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  • Active Spuds Home
    27 March 2017

    Went for sunday brunch on two occasions. The jazz is beautiful and relaxing. The problem I had though was the table service. Th first time i went we ordered food and tea and asked for the tea to be brought first. It was brought ages later, my cup had lipstick marks on it and the water was luke warm not boiling. The second time we went we asked for food and tea and the tea was just never brought, though it was still on our bill. Both times after the food was brought down we were never checked in on to ask if everything was okay. I usually wouldn't mind but it seemed larer tables were given more priority. Probably won't be back for brunch anytime soon unfortunately! But everyone was very nice and the place is gorgeous.

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  • Eoin Dixon Murphy
    23 March 2017

    While the decor is beautiful and staff are polite, I feel like it lacks a bit atmosphere. Probably best for a quiet drink or date.

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  • Jacopo D'Amico
    18 March 2017

    It's a cult disco in the Dublin' s heart. DJ sessions and 3 dance floors with lots of fun. Very nice cocktails, beers and spirits included the best known Irish whiskey. Elegant dress code and selection at the entry

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  • Ben Jiang
    06 March 2017

    Visited this place a week ago with friends. Looks pretty cool and impressive a bit over the top if you asked me.

    It is a good place to go if you want to go for a night out with friends. It is a bit on the expensive side but other than that is fine.

    I would not come back again but I would recommend it as it is not one of those typical bars.

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