I have been to Cafe Boulevard several times, but I have to admit I have only ever tried one dish - the cajun chicken pitta. This is without a doubt one of my favourite lunchtime meals and it never disappoints. The pitta is filled to the brim and is accompanied by wedges, so is a big enough portion for lunch. The staff are very friendly and definitely add to the overall experience. I will definitely be back.
Had a breakfast here on wet and miserable day recently. Not my normal routine but needed shelter from the rain so decided to treat my self to a breakfast while `i was there. It's a nice little cafe with a decent bit of space and friendly service! Had the breakfast which was nice, I have a big appetite so my ideal breakfast would be bigger but I'm sure this would suffice the majority! Coffee was really good!
As soon as I stepped off the Luas, I was lambasted with a storm of heavy winds and torrential rain. I fought my way through Merrion Row, over Pembroke Road until I received a distress call from The Hungry Wolf, Alice Quinn, Ponyboy and Nicola. They too had been battling this vicious Irish weather in the trenches and a cease fire was called for in Cafe Boulevard on Baggot Street.
There was only one dish to satisfy ones quench at this dramatic moment. A fry up! Panic began to take over once we noticed that there were no sausages on the menu but thankfully they can swap out a rasher for one.
There it was! A rasher, sausage, two perfectly poached eggs, one portobello mushroom, a grilled tomato and of course, brown toast.
I had a lovely working breakfast here yesterday morning. It's a nice, airy space, and the service was fast and friendly. I went for the full breakfast, which included sausage, bacon, poached eggs, grilled tomato, mushroom, and brown bread. As a lovely touch, each breakfast was accompanied by a ramekin of tomato relish, which really topped it off for me. Nice cafe, good food, I'll definitely be back.
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