Dublin’s Top Açaí Bowl Stops 🌿

Looking for somewhere in Dublin to enjoy a fresh, fruity açaí bowl? Here’s a curated list of the best neighborhood spots and places worth walking to:

Oakberry – South Anne Street

📍 South Anne Street, Dublin 2 (near Grafton Street)
Oakberry is the Brazilian chain that exploded onto Dublin’s health scene in 2023. Their South Anne Street location became the busiest Oakberry in Europe almost overnight. Choose from classic to jumbo-sized bowls, customizable with fresh fruit, seeds, nut butter, and more. It’s Instagram-ready, protein-packed, and hugely popular often with a queue down the street.

🌿 Roots Health Food (Roots Açai) – Drury Street

📍 30 Drury Street, Dublin 2
Roots began life as a health food truck in Monkstown and now has a brick-and-mortar location in Drury Street. They import pure açaí directly from Brazil and blend it fresh—no additives or sauces and pair it with local Irish toppings like Harry’s Nut Butter and Badger & Dodo granola. Friendly staff and a vibe that feels both wholesome and indulgent.

🥣 Park Lane Deli – Chapelizod

📍 20 Main Street, Chapelizod, Dublin 20
A charming deli just a brisk walk from Phoenix Park, Park Lane Deli serves up generously topped açaí bowls using local produce and gluten-free options. Reviews frequently highlight how tasty and reliable they are even for those with dietary requirements. Perfect for a post-run snack or lazy park side refuel.

🍃 Urban Health Café – Ranelagh

📍 Fields Terrace, 9 Charleston Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6
Urban Health serves a beautifully balanced açaí bowl frozen açaí with banana and berries, layered with kiwi, coconut, granola and chia seeds all in eco-friendly packaging. A favourite among health-minded locals, they’re 95% zero-waste and committed to sustainability too. Great for brunch or a clean afternoon pick-me-up.

🌊 Off Grid Café – Howth

📍 Howth village, Co. Dublin
Nestled in the coastal village of Howth, Off Grid Café offers clean, bright vibes and a health-focused bowl that’s ideal after a cliff walk or harbour stroll. Their açaí combo blended fruit, granola, coconut and favoured toppings is a refreshing treat by the sea.

Final Spoonful

From Chapelizod’s cosy deli to the buzzing streets of Howth or the health-food hubs of the city centre, Dublin’s açaí scene is no flash-in-the-pan trend it’s here to stay. Whether you’re refueling after a hike, grabbing lunch downtown, or just craving something colourful and nutritious, there’s a bowl calling your name.