Paws 4 Tea - Down

I stopped by this place on a whim one afternoon while passing through Dundrum after a walk on the beach with my dog. The atmosphere was pleasant and the service was fantastic. It's a great little café to bring your pets to.

Today in pfoten4tea it was nice and cozy I had the crimpede that my dog likes it in there it is a nice quiet caffe that personal are beautiful and friendly

After covid they are opening Thursday,Friday,Saturday and Sunday. The place was busy on this Saturday with dog lovers and their dogs and some regulars. Dogs like humans have differing characters. Some loud ,some yappy,some quiet but most always hungry. I went for a small fry...with tea at £3.95 followed by a tray bake and a fanta orange. There is always good craic. And I just missed the poor farmer who is a regular. The concept is mainly a place for dogs and owners with food basic and well priced. Hats off to owners. Do not forget to give them an extra tip for their doggy work.

Been a while since I visited this dog friendly cafe. As friendly as ever and same clientele. Look out for the poor farmer a local farmer telling jokes and tales of poverty. I had a burger with onions,a milky coffee,apple tart and cream and a...home made biscuit for around six pounds. All lovely and affordable. Just one dog plus my own this visit. Dog owners please support this venture. Lovely man and wife owners,

If you want to sit quietly and read or use the internet, this is not the place. If you want a friendly spot to share with your dog and enjoy a chat with the proprietors, this is for you. Not busy when we visited so...2 well-behaved dogs and their humans. The cafe is small and the furnishings basic (but easily cleaned). The menu is not extensive but hot food seems to be prepared fresh, (not a fast-food joint), and there are some traybakes on the counter, which we were told are all home-made. The caramel squares were yummy and my capuccino excellent. Terrific value. Janet and Ivan (according to the menu information) are friendly and welcoming, and enjoy socialising with their clientele. There aren't many places that you can take a dog inside but this is one, so very much aimed at that market, and appreciated by the doggy community. As a reminder of cafes gone by and an informality between staff and customers, it's a great example, and an interesting experience for the non-local visitor.