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Soren and Son

The Liberties · Dublin

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EspressoPour overV60Specialty CoffeeEspresso FocusFilter FocusSit DownAlt MilkFood PastryNo Laptops
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Soren and Son on Dean Street brings an uncompromisingly precise approach to specialty coffee to The Liberties, drawing on the expertise of world-champion barista Soren Stiller. Recipes are exacting, syrups are absent, and milk work is tightly controlled, making this one of the most technically rigorous cups in Dublin. Open Tuesday to Saturday, it rewards those who seek it out.

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Soren and Son

The Liberties, Dublin

53.3421, -6.2783

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