Bewley's Café (Grafton Street)
Bewley's Grafton Street
A historic café on Grafton Street, famous for its Harry Clarke stained-glass windows, breakfasts, and sticky buns.
Located at 78-79 Grafton Street, the Harry Clarke stained-glass windows at the back of the ground floor are the main highlight, alongside Pauline Bewick's stained-glass work 'Café Society'. Breakfast is served until midday, lunch starts from 12:00, and afternoon tea is available from 13:00 to 16:00 (around €49). Customers frequently mention the sticky buns, croffle Benedict, and Basque cheesecake; bakers can be seen making bread and sticky buns downstairs. Breakfast is around €9–14, and reservations can be made via OpenTable. Situated in the middle of the pedestrian street, just a few minutes' walk from St Stephen's Green.
Opening hours
Daily 8:00–18:00 (Official Website)
Nearby sights
- Grafton Street
- Little Museum of Dublin
- St Stephen's Green
- Trinity College Dublin & Book of Kells
- Temple Bar
- Ha'penny Bridge
- National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology
- Chester Beatty