andersons cafe & creperie

what can i say? i love a crepe and the crepes on offer here at andersons are simply delicious. i come here whenever i can and it's always my first choice to bring someone for something sweet in drumcondra. the place isn't in a bustling area as it's off drumcondra road but it can get very busy (i've had to queue before a couple of times) but this could be down to the size of the establishment too. in addition, you can see your crepes being made and the different ingredients that other customers go for. the coffee is quite nice too. a lovely little place.

andersons has been on my list of places to visit for a long time now and i had a day off work mid week recently & was in the area so figured it was the perfect opportunity to tick it off the list! i went with the intention of having a sweet crepe but reading the menu i couldn't help but order myself both a sweet and a savoury galette.. i went with the chicken, cheese, sundried tomato and caramelised onion galette which was served with aoili and it absolutely amazing! such an amazing mix of flavours which complemented each other perfectly and served with a little side salad. the portion size is very generous, would definitely fill you up! given the portion size was so big i was contemplating actually getting a sweet crepe for dessert but i figured we were eating so late it would cover me for both lunch and dinner - or so i told myself! i got a nutella crepe with a side of cream which was equally as delicious as the savoury one. my boyfriend had the croque monsieur which he liked but i wasn't mad on the cheese & he had a slice of oreo cheesecake to finish it off which he loved! total came to about €30 inluding a pot of tea each and a pastry which was lovely and crumbly! would definitely return, the food was delicious the staff friendly and attentive and price wasn't bad either!

again this is a place i have walked past on numerous days and today i finally tried it. i went for an open sandwich with tomatoes cheese and turkey. while liam went for a classic ham and cheese toasty. lovely presentation and such a cute place to go for a chill lunch. having said that i wasn't stuffed coming out of the place and could of done with a little something more. might go back just to try the crepes.

it almost feels like i'm on a little european weekend break when i visit here. with a delicious menu of sweet and savoury crepes, unusual sandwiches and cute little cakes, andersons is a bit of ooh la la on the outskirts of the city. the only difficulty is deciding between the all the enticing options!

its been a while since iv visted here even thought im in the local area. popped in today for brunch & they have a breakfast menu serving till 2! i had a veg galette(savory crepe) and the other half had the full breakfast served on a galette too! both really tasty plus the atmosphere here is great along with well attentive staff. this place is back on my brunch list.

my first time visiting andersons cafe and creperie and i have to say i really enjoy it. we got a cosy little window seat and admired the decor, it is rustic, cosy and subtle but very warm and welcoming. i liked it a lot. it made me want to stay longer. i had a delicious breakfast buckwheat crepe filled with sausages, bacon, mushrooms and topped with a fried egg, and it was so good and very filling. my friend had a banoffie sweet crepe and it looked so good and they said it was mighty tasty. the coffee was great too. i'll be back to try more of the menu and the cakes, as they all looked so good.

an early sunday brunch meant we scooted along to andersons having intended to try it out for some time. ample on street parking - but do bring change for the meter even on a sunday (match days may mean less availability too). was quiet when we first arrived but soon proved to a local hit as it wasnt long before the queues for tables started.

kitchen area is open so you can see the crepe making skills in full force. i opted for a ham and cheddar omelette, which did not disappoint. served with multi grain toast and a relish that, while may not look appetising, was a welcome tasty addition!

brunch for 3 came in around €32 with coffees, so great value and a place we will return to.

andersons is a relatively new sunday brunch option in dublin 9, and i've been intending to try it out for breakfast. with a menu that offers galettes, crepes and omelettes to satisfy all tastes, i wasn't disappointed. i opted for the vegetarian galette which was delicious and filling- the relish on the side was especially noteworthy.

the dining area is cozy but small, so you might have to wait for a table.

mr anderson... (i thought a matrix quote would set the scene). as i toddled in, horrendously needing comfort as it was the day after halloween, i couldn't stop looking at the menu because of the extensive choice. i wanted absolutely everything but finally decided on the goats cheese, sundried tomatoes and olive sandwich with rocket and olive bread. it was absolutely perfect. one of the most delicious open sandwiches i've had, a few of my fellow diners had gotten the savoury crepes which did give me a bit of food envy, but in time i forgot as i devoured my weight in goats cheese. definitely coming back here again. also a shout out for their coffee, next time i'll pair it with one of their delicious looking cakes. i'm so happy i live in drumcondra!

had the breakfast crepe. delicious and i'm not really into breakfasts. great atmosphere and a real gem in the middle of drumcondra. vegetarian options are great too.

this creperie could be a little bit hard to find, down a side street in drumcondra, but is worth looking out for. my most recent lunch there was a galette with goat's cheese, sundried tomatoes, spinach, honey, toasted walnuts, and an apricot and ginger chutney - absolutely delicious!  it's priced as a treat more than somewhere to go every day (galettes/sandwiches are priced around €9-10), but the food merits the "treat" tag. staff are efficient and very responsive to requests, and, if you're (somehow) not full after your lunch and want to stay on a bit longer, the cake selection always looks extremely enticing.

holy crepe!! ☺️ i nearly wish this cute cafe wasn't as close my college as it is (oink oink). i've tried a zillion of these crepes and also their cakes too ... the cakes are the perfect bite to have with a fabulous cup of coffee. crepes are delicious too, both savory & sweet! you can get so many different combinations 😍 the food is really good, i absolutely love getting the bread & dips, the pestos/hummus are extremely fresh!

i've been here a few times, it's like a hidden gem just off the main street but all the locals know of it.
the food is great, the crepes, salads open toasted sandwiches you can't really go wrong with anything you order.
drinks are good also and the cake selection is really good.
the only issue i have (which isn't that big) i find during the morning there can be a few prams in the place and in the afternoon a group of kids with parents, for me i like it a lot more quiet

starting off the long weekend with an after work crepe here in andersons.poached peach&spear as recommended by the waiter with the fab hair.a taste sensation & the fruit coulis drizzled over it is just the right amount of added flavour

my weekends used to be filled with coffee and scones from anderson's when i lived beside it. it's a nice little creperie, always busy and the food is tasty. my favourite was the chicken and brie on focaccia with tomato chutney. quite happily eat this for the rest of my days. and the baby roasted potatoes with tomato chutney and aioli. i loved the aioli, so yummy it has to be bad. and let's not forget the one thing that makes it unique, the galettes. my personal favourite was ham with raclette and honey. yum-my! the croque monsieur is pretty impressive too. they also have a huge selection of cakes and pastries and a lovely choice of goodies to buy and bring home, ranging from wines to chutneys and chocolates.