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Butlers Chocolate Café

Good coffee, delicious hot chocolate and a complimentary handmade chocolate on the side make Butlers a favourite café

Also at: 51 Grafton Street (Tel: 01 616 7004); 9 Chatham Street (Tel: 01 672 6333); 18 Nassau Street (Tel: 01 671 0772), Liffey Street (Tel 01 878 3402); Heuston Station; Dundrum Shopping Centre; Dublin Airport; 30 Oliver Plunkett St, Cork; 40 William St, Galway. All have similar opening times to the Wicklow Street branch (open at 7.30am on weekdays 8am Sat, Sun & public hols). See also Butlers Chocolate Experience, Dublin 17. Amex, MasterCard, Visa

Georgina Campbell

Butlers Irish Handmade Chocolates combine coffee-drinking with complimentary chocolates - an over-simplification, as the range of drinks at this stylish little café also includes hot chocolate as well as lattes, cappuccinos and mochas and chocolate cakes and croissants are also available.

But all drinks do come with a complimentary handmade chocolate on the side - and boxed or personally selected loose chocolates, caramels, fudges and fondants are also available for sale.

Open 7 days: Mon-Wed & Fri 7.30am-7pm,Thu to 9pm, Sat 8am-7pm, Sun & public hols 9am-7pm. Closed 25-26 Dec, Easter Sun & Mon.

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Last Updated: 08-11-2019

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