sister sadie

at last i've visited brother hubbard's little sis! sister sadie offers a very similar menu to her older bro. favourites like the beans and pulled pork appear on the menu and the food and service is just asgoodas brother hubbard. i went for the ham and cheese roll which came with relish and rocket and a small side salad sprinkled with lovely seeds. i feel ss doesn't quite have the same bustling atmosphere as bh though but she is fairly new and i'm sure like every little sis will do her best to outshine the big bro when she gets older! there is tons of outside seating so this will be a goldmine in the summer.

best brunch in dublin hands down. food is very tasty and not too heavy. goodsized portions and was definitely leaving with a full stomach. the service was very warm and lovely.

perfect spot for some brunch and people watching. great food,goodcoffee. will definitely visit again. we need more places like this in dublin. we're getting there though, and it's refreshing to see. oh, and just note that it's actually called "brother hubbard south" now.

nice staff, and great food! very accomodating, quick service, the portions aregoodand space is pleasant and would definitely recommend. will go back for sure

stopped in to sister sadie today for brunch with my girlfriend. i've eaten in their 'sister' restaurant brother hubbard numerous times so was eager to check it. when we arrived a little after one the place was busy but there was still tables free. i walked in and immediately said hello to one of the waiters who said hello back before quickly walking off. after this brief welcome we then stood as a line formed behind us for five minutes before we were acknowledged again, not a great start.

once we were shown to a table the service was quick and pleasant. i ordered a glass of orange juice which was beautifully fresh with lots of nice bits. for food i went for the the sister sadie beans classic, which consisted of beans with whipped feta topped with a fried egg. the beans had a lovely flavour but the dish as a whole could have benefited from more of the beautiful whipped feta. as brunch dishes go it wasgoodwithout being spectacular.

we attempted to pay with card which resulted in having to bring the bill to the counter, which also acts as the packed waiting area, the system in this regard could certainly be improved.

while neither of us could find fault with the food it just lacked something that would bring me back week after week. brunch is arguably becoming the most competitive meal in this part of dublin and the few issues i've noted above just let sister sadie down.

brunch for two came to €26.

went here for brunch today. had the turkish eggs menemen and an orange spritzer. my boyfriend had the chorizo jam rarebit sambo. both absolutely delicious and completely different to your usual brunch dishes around dublin.goodquick, friendly service too. the only let down is the coffee, just not great. quite bitter but other than that really impressed. will definitely be back!

this place is unreal. but far out from the main food places in town but worth the walk up camden. you will never leave hungry and everything is so wholesome. i had amazing broccoli soup garnished with creme fraiche and greens. it was so filling and came with two slices of bread and hummus. they also do a deal where you can get salads too but i honestly couldn't. the staff were super friendly it was packed at lunch so we got a table outside but they brought us blankets over which was great. if you're into pulled pork that looks unreal too. oh and my friends said the chocolate swirl pastry was the bomb!goodvariation of veggie and healthy options though so caters for everyone!

this is the sister restaurant of brother hubbard which i absolutely adore so expectations were very high! the menu is pretty much identical to bh...and they have a lovely outdoor area which unfortunately we couldn't get a seat in...i'm not too keen on the tables inside purely cos it's really loud and cramped in there so means you are trying to talk over your neighbours! food is reallygoodthough- so flavoursome and lovely teas and coffees aswell! turkish eggs menamen is my fav!

little sister of hubbard brothers . very busy place which is understandable considering a quality of their food. great choice, generous portions and delicious food which is alsogoodfor you ! great for sunday brunch.

i like sister sadie. although it's bit crowded and tide so the place isgoodfor a quick lunch. i've had turkish eggs that were nice. not overdone and not too runny. eggs are cooked with peppers that give really nice flavour. portions are just perfect. all is seasoned with the fresh herbs. service is quick and polite. i will definitely be coming back for more.

have been here for breakfast and lunch and have been very happy with both. great veggie options, interesting breakfast menu,goodcoffee and juices and they do agooddeal of soup with salad at lunchtime which was both healthy and delicious. tables are a little close together and there can be queues at the weekend but it's well worth it.

eventually made it here for the famous award winning pulled pork sandwich and i was n't disappointed! arrived hungry and we were immediately sat down and coffees ordere with no delay which is always agoodstart!

the interior is really nice and bright and agoodambience for brunch , music playing but not overly loud!

the menu was full of interesting looking options and i'll certainly return to sample the beans dish which looks amazing! coffee was top notch and the service was spot on.