Gay Dublin Restaurants & Cafes

BANG prides itself on exceptional quality food & wine, served in a stylish and relaxed venue. Whether you're there for a date night for two, a special celebration, or a private event the team provides an experience to remember. BANG is committed to using fresh, seasonal, Irish Ingredients so the menu changes daily.

Las Tapas de Lola serves up traditional Spanish flavors in the heart of Dublin’s Wexford and Camden Street area. This Irish-Spanish co-owned tapas bar is known for its welcoming vibe, great wine selection, and delicious small plates. From patatas bravas to fresh seafood, the menu pairs perfectly with their wines, beers, and house-made sangria.

Pride week is always a big celebration here, and if you manage to snag a table—especially on their lovely terrace—you’re in for a fantastic night.

Owned by Graham Herterich, The Cupcake Bloke is a beloved gay-owned café and bakery in Dublin 8. Known for creative bakes that mix classic Irish recipes with unexpected flavors, this spot is packed with sweet and savory treats. The shelves are stocked with cupcakes, cookies, breads, and seasonal goodies, alongside artisan Irish cheeses, jams, and sauces. Whether you’re grabbing a coffee, picking up a quick lunch, or treating yourself to something special, this bakery is a must-visit.

Two Boys Brew is a coffee and brunch hotspot in Phibsborough, Dublin 7. Opened by Kevin and Taurean in 2016, this specialty café brings a mix of expert coffee blends and creative brunch plates. With guest brews, specialty blends, and a menu full of dishes with a unique twist, it’s a go-to for coffee lovers and brunch fans alike.