A little spot located in the leafy suburb of Ballsbridge, Dublin, Foodgame has great coffee and yummy homemade toasted sandwiches, soups and salads.
Foodgame is different because all of your food is prepared in front of you, there aren't any kitchens that are hidden away - what you see is exactly what you get. Sandwiches paired with a coffee along with soup or salad, their lunch deal is affordable and is very popular among locals in the area. Customers can choose from a variety of sandwiches but they run out really quickly, so it is important to get there before the lunchtime rush!
I love to go to Foodgame because it has both cool interiors and great food. My favourite has to be their toasted sandwich with honey glazed ham and cheese! They have soups and salads of the day along with pastries and chocolate treats so there is something for everyone.
Brunch at Food Game is also worth the trip to Ballsbridge at the weekend - just a 20 minute walk from Dublin's City Centre.
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