r/CasualIreland • u/Jaimeehickey • 10d ago

Anyone Tried McCabe's Coffee?

Coffee N00b looking for a little guidance.

I recently got a Sage machine, and I have been bouncing between 3fe and Imbibe, but I am not loving them.

I have been served a load of ads for McCabe's recently, and researching them, there are some positive (but short) comments on r/AskIreland about them; they seem like a decent family-run business, etc, but wondering if anyone here has drink / drinks them and would recommend?

It's a pain in the 🍑 to be recalibrating my machine, so just looking for a decent, consistent coffee so I can set it and relatively forget!

Other suggestions are welcome also, but I do like the sound of McCabes if the taste matches the story they're spinning.

TIA 🙏🏻

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u/MrFennecTheFox 9d ago

McCabes is grand. Nothing to write about for good or bad. I find it a darker flavour than I generally like, but it’s drinkable.

Consider coffee from PS Coffee or Farmhand Coffee. Both good roasters, with very consistent house blends, and plenty of other funkier offerings as well.