Eimear Varian Barry

"Worthy scones and muffins to accompany your coffee!"

Lovin Dublin

"For me though, there is only one place that deserves the title of best scone in Dublin, and that’s Keogh’s Cafe on Trinity Street. I’m always going in for a scone with plenty of butter, jam and a big pot of tea. And nothing else. You can keep your sandwiches."

Amy O'Connor

"Over the years, Keogh’s has established itself as a haven for scone aficionados. Step inside and find out why for yourself."

Donna Tabbert Long

"You must not miss this place for its scones: Cherry and almond, rhubarb and ginger (score!), pear and vanilla... and many more."

Diala Shaheen

"Keogh's is known for its scones; they have many flavor options - Trying their raspberry and vanilla and pear scones - their scones are like no scone - not doughy at all with the perfect crumble."

Maddie Brady

"My lovely friend, Aoife, showed me this spot and I’ve taken myself back numerous times to read, work, or just sit with a cup of coffee and relax. Get the cappuccino and raspberry scone with cream and jam – the cream is unreal."

Leslie McWhirter

"Along the way, we got our first taste of a variety of delectable local cuisines such as the delightful scones at Keoghs Cafe."

Jordan Mooney

"Keoghs serves up some of Dublin's best scones, hands down. Absolutely massive in size and full of flavour, you need to try these scones if you're in the area."

Inkywrists

"Keoghs. It’s that shop on Trinity Street which has the strange hobgoblin outside. They do the best raspberry scone in the city. They use fresh raspberries, which means that you don’t even need jam. Every time I’ve had one of these they’ve always been incredibly fresh – perhaps the baked fruit keeps them softer than usual."