April 2023 by Stuart Parkhill
Had time to kill so went in for a coffee. Nothing to denote this coffee shop from the plethora of other coffee shops that now proliferate the city centre.\\nI try to avoid the city centre like the plague these days but couldn't be avoided.\\nI found myself a bit depressed looking out the window; reflecting on the bustle that used to be the city centre and the now quiet streets roamed by the homeless waifs and junkies.\\nThese days you even need a code from the staff to access the rest rooms due to junkies shooting-up in the toilets.\\nA spiritless gloom hangs over the town or maybe that was just my mood that dull morning.\\nAnyhow not the coffee shop's fault; I got a good, strong americano and a happy gretting when I came in.
April 2023 by sinead largey
Perfect wee spot hatebsiffee shopsbin shopping centres as there's never any natural light. Service was good seating upstairs is Brill. Prefer this Costa over the rest.
April 2023 by Kevin Owens
Great coffee but couldn't use my app for points. Don't know why as it's part of yhe u.k.
March 2023 by Darren Johnston
Love this Costa Coffee it's my go to coffee house when im in the city. The staff here are very friendly and the service is speedy.
February 2023 by Professor Plum
Great place with lots of biscuits and choices ... just in for coffee but it was worth the visitWheelchair accessibility: Lots of room on the ground floor with toilets there too
January 2023 by Olliver Twist
This cafe is like any other in the brand, except the tables are constantly sticky upstairs, and the music is just terrible. It's often nightclub music, not very chill. And even worse: They don't just play the song, they often just stop skip in the middle of the song, too.\\n\\nIt's not that difficult to just put cafe music.... Just pick generic radio like music and leave it on, no issues.
October 2022 by Samuel Lemon
Friendly professional smiling staff adding to a relaxing atmosphere in a pleasant setting
October 2022 by Tony Barclay MBE
Always good coffee, decent tray bakes, comfortable seating. If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city centre, head upstairs - loads of extra space, accessible too due to the lift. Good job, Costa!
October 2022 by Tony Barclay
Always good coffee, decent tray bakes, comfortable seating. If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city centre, head upstairs - loads of extra space, accessible too due to the lift. Good job, Costa!
October 2022 by Irina Shikhman
Nice big tea (they have a few options), good coffee with milk alternatives. There?s also 1 or 2 gluten free options available!
October 2022 by Christine Johnston
There wasn't a wide selection of baked goods, coffee was overly sweet. Wouldn't go to this one again which is a shame as the staff member who took my order was lovely, but would try another cafe.
August 2022 by Joyce Lo
Firstly the coffee is pretty nice! Staff very friendly and the location is very convenient!The upstairs is almost like a hidden gem, with huge glass windows overseeing the city, its lovely to sit and do work and just enjoy some food.Not sure if it was me but it was quite chilly in the cafe, likely due to AC.Overall a great cafe spot
August 2022 by Judy Hough
Good coffee and pastry selection. Good service too
July 2022 by Google user
No sanitiser - empty bottle. People standing on top of each other waiting for their orders. Plenty of space upstairs, carpeted and with good seating. Upstairs also has views over Castle Place so you can watch the world go by. Toilets upstairs not accessible as there?s a key pad. Are people really expected to go downstairs to ask for a code for the toilets? 2* because of toilet access and no sanitiser. Iced tea not great.
July 2022 by Michael Mcgill
The young fella that served me that day was very helpful especially when it came to using my accumulated points unlike the previous day at Costa Victoria centre who wouldn't let me use my points very annoying even when the girl said I had the English app downloaded when it said on the app Costa Ireland, but there you go.
