Joli
Dublin
Visit Joli during the weekdays to enjoy a quieter pace and savour their freshly made sandwiches.
Nestled in the vibrant Stoneybatter district of Dublin, Joli on Manor Street offers a welcoming retreat for those seeking a blend of quality coffee and tantalizing bites. This cozy café meets daytime cravings with expertly brewed coffee from Roasted Brown, complemented by an array of fresh sandwiches and sausage rolls crafted daily. Joli's identity is deeply rooted in personal connections, with its name commemorating the late fathers of its founders, Neil and Bud.
Joli prides itself on being more than just a café. By night, it transforms into a wine bar, embracing the dream of its creators to serve the community with more than just coffee. The atmosphere at Joli is as warm as its founders' longstanding friendship, offering a relaxing spot for locals and visitors alike to unwind.
The café's ambiance suits a range of patrons, catering to individuals looking for a quiet space to sip their coffee, friends catching up over lunch, or those winding down their evening with a glass of wine. While rooted in simplicity, Joli's offerings are crafted with care, making it a cherished part of the Stoneybatter community.
Reviews
Good little spot that does possibly the nicest Açai Bowls I’ve had in Dublin. Can’t say the same for the sandwiches which are quite mid but with nice açai bowls I don’t really stress over the sandwiches. Coffee is also decent, and my partner says they do amazing iced matcha!
I wouldn’t consider this a speciality coffee shop but rather a cafe - no drinks menu on the wall or anywhere to show prices. When I asked the girl if they do filter coffee she didn’t even know what it is 🤣 the staff need training. I didn’t order any coffee in the end out of fear or receiving a bad one. Toasties were good but the place was a bit dirty (outside tables covered with plates cups napkins etc and staff just walked past)
Birria tacos would be 10/10 if consome sauce was added, dipping the taco in it would make it feel less dry to the palate. Besides, my favourite was the yucateco pibil taco. Quesadillas are lovely, ask for chipotle sauce if you want to add lil more flavour on it. Great environment when jazz started playing. I'll be back to enjoy it
