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Hands-on Irish Coffee masterclass at the Ha’penny Bridge Inn
Learn the history of Irish Coffee and its 1942 origins
Craft your own perfect Irish Coffee under expert guidance
Interactive, fun, and engaging experience for all skill levels
Enjoy the cosy, character-filled atmosphere of a traditional Dublin pub
Gain insider tips on flavors, cream floats, and traditional techniques
Experience Dublin’s pub culture with storytelling and Irish hospitality
€ 26.38
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Step into the Ha’penny Bridge Inn, a cosy and character-filled Dublin pub, where you’ll be warmly welcomed by your expert guide. This isn’t just a demonstration—this is a hands-on, interactive masterclass where you’ll learn to craft your own perfect Irish Coffee using the original 1942 recipe, guided every step of the way.
Alongside the practical experience, enjoy engaging storytelling that brings Dublin’s history, the heritage of Irish whiskey, and the origins of Irish Coffee to life, all delivered with humour and charm. The relaxed atmosphere ensures that whether you’re a cocktail enthusiast or simply seeking a unique cultural experience, the session is easy to follow, entertaining, and fun.
Savour your handmade Irish Coffee, made with rich coffee, smooth Irish whiskey, and perfectly frothed cream, while soaking in the authentic pub ambiance. Leave with a new skill, lasting memories, and insider tips on the best drinks, hidden gems, and local haunts across Dublin, making this a truly memorable and immersive taste of Ireland.
Expert-led masterclass
All ingredients and tools
Hands-on Irish Coffee making
Dublin and Irish Coffee stories
Enjoy your creation in a cosy pub
Excludes transport
Comfortable shoes
Warm clothing
Near public transportation
Service animals allowed
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
Subject to good weather; refund or reschedule if cancelled
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The Art of Coffee is a beautiful and cozy! The décor is charming, the space is roomy and quiet — perfect for chatting comfortably with friends. I ordered an avocado toast, which was very well made and beautifully presented. I felt really good there, loved the experience, and would definitely go back. Highly recommend!
Great cafe with rich and delicious coffee and delicious cakes and soups too. The staffs are great and very professional and helpful too. We really liked their cappuccino and their meat soup. Overall great place for quick bites and coffees.
This was our first and unfortunately last visit to The Art of Coffee. I truly wanted to enjoy the experience, especially since the café looks so beautiful, aesthetic, and has such good reviews. However, our visit was very disappointing. When we arrived, I asked one of the staff members how things worked, whether we could sit anywhere, for example, and her response felt very dismissive. As it was my first time there, I simply didn’t know the routine, and a little kindness or guidance would have made a huge difference. My husband ordered a vanilla latte. When the drink was brought to the table, the server said, “I forgot to add vanilla, I’m sorry.” We thought she would take the coffee back and prepare a new one, but instead she offered to add the syrup on top, asking him to stir it himself. We ended up saying “that’s fine,” but of course the drink wasn’t the same. I ordered a cappuccino, and to my surprise, it tasted burnt, not at all what you would expect from a place with this name. There was nothing of “specialty coffee” about it, unfortunately. For food, I went with the salmon eggs Benedict (since the staff couldn’t explain whether the bacon option was American streaky bacon or Irish bacon). I also enjoy salmon, so I didn’t mind. The real issue was that the entire dish was completely cold, not lukewarm, but really cold, as if it had just come out of the fridge. In the end, I couldn’t finish either my drink or my meal. What made it worse is that there was no one around to share this feedback with directly. It’s really sad, because the café has such potential, but the service, the preparation of the drinks, and the quality of the food all need serious improvement. A warmer welcome and better attention to detail would completely change the customer experience.
The place is lovely and very close to the Guinness Storehouse, but I found the brunch quite expensive, with prices more like a dinner than a breakfast/lunch. The atmosphere felt a bit dull (no music and the service was rather serious). It’s not bad, but I think there are better options in Dublin with a warmer atmosphere and better value for money
This spot is a cozy, warm and inviting cafe that offers a range of pastry, coffee, ciabatta, focaccia and brunch meals. I visited with a friend on a Sunday and we sat at the open area which feels like sitting in a sun room. It was really pretty and bright. Our food was quite nice however we noticed that their brunch menu closed really early on a Sunday. The service was quite swift and the cafe is wheelchair accessible. There’s also a coworking space beside the cafe.
