Adorable café in Ireland that we frequented while in Galway on our Irish Holiday. Delicious food…read moreand drinks. Great service. Ambiance was cute and eclectic. We sat upstairs to enjoy our treats and soak up the morning light streaming in.

This place was recommended to me by my AirBnB host and man, it was worth it. I fell in love with…read moreblack pudding while in Dublin and I knew I would need more. I ordered the Herterich's Full Fry but asked if they could half it as I also wanted a scone and also ordered a tea. The atmosphere of the place is very cute and has a hipster-vibe to it. There was a minimal wait for my food and it all arrived hot. The food was amazing, seriously. They even had their own homemade ketchup. The scone was good, but nothing spectacular. It was filling and the jam was really nice but not sure I would get it again as it was a little dry. I would still highly recommend this place. The staff is great, the atmosphere is cute and the food is really really good.

Found this place on yelp and decided to give it a try. I had a latte with almond milk and the…read moreeggs Benedict and I was not disappointed. My friends also enjoyed their coffees and meals, but I forgot what they ordered. The service was also amazing.

We were seated very quickly. The staff were very attentive. We had a traditional Irish breakfast…read moreand a Mexican influencde dish. Good breakfast and atmosphere.

Craved something healthy so I ordered delivery through Deliveroo & was delivered on time & in-tact…read more Ordered the beet salad with apples, nuts & goat cheese. The salad was large enough to feed two people, & there was only one of me! Loved the flavor & felt good eating it! Goat cheese & produce were incredibly fresh. Came with bread/butter on the side - as an American it looked like banana bread - however it was NOT (sad face); it was a plain loaf. Bread was okay; if it's made in-house, then I'll give em more credit! -1 star because I wish there was more crunch (nuts + apples).

The food here was fantastic and very reasonably priced at the same time! For anyone who likes…read morehealthy food, salads or who has certain diet restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, paleo etc), then I'd really recommend this place! For salads and sandwiches you can choose from the menu or make your own by selecting ingredients from the deli. They have a bigger choice than regular deli to include things like roast and smoked salmon, chickpeas, beetroot, cherry tomatoes in addition to the usual stuff. You can also choose between a lettuce or pasta base if ordering salad. They also have a nice breakfast and brunch menu, as well as hot mains like noodles, quesadilla, stews and soup. Prices are overall pretty cheap, you can eat here for less than €10. The staff were pretty nice, not much to say there, and the cafe itself was fairly clean with nice seating. However it does get full at lunch time on weekdays since it's near the hospital, but they do take aways as well.

It's closed. Fortunately other options were available in the area. The tourist center directed us…read moreto a couple of other choices

Great lunch in a very cute cafe…read more Places like the Hungry Monk are easy to love: comfort food with with locally-sourced ingredients in a very charming little town. Just by looking at the menu and the way the food is served you can tell that the owners take pride in what they do. I have a nice piece of leek quiche with a side salad and a piece of their homemade brown bread. It was great and I wish I had the chance to try more. Warp technology should be real so that I could head over to Cong on a daily basis for a lovely lunch. Visiting Cong? Do consider this place for lunch. It will make you happy.

So you are seated first. When you want to order proceed to the till and tell them your table…read morenumber. Got the strawberry cloud pancakes and they tasted like Bisquick. I'm really disappointed because they say they have the best and fluffiest American pancakes. They are not fluffy; they are dense. There's hardly any toppings too. No amount of toppings would make the pancakes better. Save yourself and skip this place; unless you want to pay $17 for box mix pancakes.

Lovely lovely brunch! So many options with big fluffy pancakes, American crispy bacon, and bagel…read moresandwiches and toasts. Huge portions so consider sharing. Or be greedy. I was greedy. Nice coffees and cozy atmosphere. Staff were very friendly and attentive. Bring your empty bellies!

An Pota Caife (translation: The Coffee Pot) has a great central location in the middle of Shop…read moreStreet, a cozy little outdoor seating area and an interesting, diverse menu. Crepes seem to be one of their specialties, so I had the Mediterranean crepe (€7.50) which was filled with a nice selection of Med veggies - peppers, aubergine, courgette, olives, and onion, combined with feta cheese. The veggies were well cooked and very flavorful and I'd definitely have it again. My brothers had a bowl of creamy soup (can't remember what type - perhaps butternut squash?) and a chili quesadilla, both reportedly very good. The coffee (they use Puro beans) was also very good - they make a nice flat white. I'm giving them 4/5 "green stars" for social and environmental impact. I didn't get around to asking for details on their ingredients and sourcing, and unfortunately there's not a lot of information available online. The only thing I know is that they do have a lot of vegetarian options on the menu and their veggies were very fresh and delicious. Perhaps the fact that they choose to serve Puro coffee says a lot about their ethos. Puro (which was nominated for a Guardian sustainability award) supplies shade grown, Fair Trade certified coffee (some organic) and are on a mission to preserve rainforests. Working with the World Land Trust, they have used proceeds from coffee sales (at least 2%) to purchase and conserve more than 16,000 acres of tropical rainforest, including orangutan habitat in Borneo. They also have social initiatives, such as their Trees4Schools project in South Africa and providing supplies and coffee plants to Fair Trade farmers in DR Congo. So, if you want a well-made cup of coffee where proceeds go to a good cause, An Pota Caife is a great option. The one story I found online about the café was about a man who had left an envelope of money behind one day, which turned out to be his entire disability allowance. The staff kept it in their safe for three months until they happened to spot him back in the café again, and presented him with his cash. So they appear to be good folk :-) Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, contact me! (greenstarsproject)

Fantastic little café with some very delicious savoury and sweet crepes. It's a little cramped…read moreinside, making queuing/ordering/waiting a little difficult during the busier times, and there's never been more than two staff on my visits (so it can be a little slow), but it's worth the wait in my opinion. It's lovely to get a seat outside and watch the world go by. The juices are delicious in particular. The staff are always incredibly pleasant and helpful, and you can tell they work hard, long shifts. I will return again and again!

Atmosphere: First off, really nice bathrooms that were very clean. Tiny little place, maybe 20…read moreseats total? You can either order at the counter for coffee or treats to-go or sit at a table for a meal there. Service: The servers were really nice and were very prompt. We were in and out of here the two times we went very quickly. Food: The food was inexpensive and fresh. The coffee to-go was convenient. The American pancakes were a nice morning breakfast for my husband that wasn't super filling and the wrap I had was fresh and the side salad had a good dressing on it. Nothing super special but it was convenient, clean and friendly.

Great breakfast on our way to the cliffs ! Very busy but everything came out in a very timely…read moremanor. Great survive

Grind was a short walk from our Airbnb, which made it the quick choice in the mornings. They offer…read morea few food items like a breakfast burrito, avocado toast and porridge in addition to the full cafe of beverages. The croissants are crispy and flaky, served up with some black currant jam. The porridge was hearty with a variety of nuts, seeds, fresh banana and blueberries... although I did have to add a few packets of brown sugar to add a little sweetness. The Americano and Cappuccinos were excellent, and the service was prompt but not very friendly. For great service, you'll need to head over to Coffee Werks and Press and watch a master at work.

Great little coffee/tea/soup/sandwich/salad place. Stopped in out of the rain and it is nice and…read moreclean. They even have pastries. Everyone is friendly, food looks amazing, will definitely be back to eat.