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Pic: Mini Mocha, Instagram.
It can be hard to balance good food, drinks and a comfortable atmosphere... but Mini Mocha does it effortlessly.
Situated beside the River Liffey and a short stroll away from the Liffey Linear Park in Newbridge, the café serves as a great place to relax alone, with friends of with a canine companion.
Originally starting off as a coffee van, the business has grown to become a beloved site for many a parkgoer and dog-walker.
Mini Mocha features a wide range of mouth-watering sweet treats, filling sandwiches, and a plethora of delicious drinks.
In addition, manager Bryan Gilroy and his staff are ever-accommodating to their customers, and are always up to chat with their customers and assist them in any way they can.
Regardless of the reason for your visit to Mini Mocha, you can be assured that you will walk away from it with a warm, full belly and a day-brightening chat playing on your mind (and if you're a dog lover, then what are you waiting for? Get down there, stat!).
Author's personal recommendation: Americano with oat milk; the chicken and cheese toastie; ham jambon.
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