Go here! Great little bookshop a bit away from the hustle of the seaside road. The staff…read moreencouraged us to hang out, read a bit of the books we were looking at purchasing, and the prices were great on everything. Really great selection of Irish authors in their collection, and lots of books that you can't find outside of Ireland, which was very fun as a tourist. The only drawback to this is when you want to get more from one of these authors outside of the country it is not easy!

Dingle Bookshop is a cool little place and definitely worth a stop when you're in Dingle. I also…read moreasked the owner about a book by Carol Cronin (the artist next door), came up short, but appreciated the explanation and advise on how to proceed. After that, there was nothing to do, but hang around some more and peruse books on local history, Irish literature, and other offerings of good variety.

Delighted to find all day brunch in Tralee and not only that but they had matcha latte on the menu…read moreand my favourite, eggs Benedict. It was all so good. The eggs cooked perfectly and the service was excellent. Friendly and efficient. I perfect brunch in Tralee highly recommended

We walked by and the coffee smelt so good, decided to do our last breakfast in Tralee here…read more I stuck with my usual of the full Irish and got: - Ashes Sausage: this was darn tasty - Ashes white pudding: if Chicken Pate and Chicken sausages had a love child, this would be it - so good and creamy! Best white pudding eaten on the trip so far! - Killorglin smoked bacon: smoky and crispy and oh so good. My co-diners ordered extra!! - Jack McCarthy black pudding: I tried to take a pic of the ruby-red and purple colour and failed. It was elegant and lovely. - Ardfert free range eggs: the richness and yellow yolks were divine - grilled tomato: decent, might be weakest part of the brekkie - tomato chutney: I licked this clean and got seconds. Perfect blend of spices, onions, tomatoes and sultanas. I would just go and get this and eat it with good Irish cheddar cheese - toast: two different varieties and crisp - freshly roasted filter coffee: fantastically light roast. All for €9,95!! This was the first full Irish breakfast I ate where I walked up and felt perfectly full but not stuffed. The Roast House has my vote for the #1 Irish breakfast in Tralee with Yummy Cafe as #2. We also got tempted by their desserts and the Walnut coffee cake was divine! It had properly fresh cream frosting, whipped light as air, moist cake and we demolished it plus took cappuccino to go. Absolutely recommend and would go again when/if in Tralee again! Note: #275 of Yelp 100 challenge for 2016

Delicious coffee and hot chocolate. Also, another staple that is definitely worth it, we got great…read moreservice and the place itself is adorable.

I was in Dingle and wanted to go somewhere to eat and have a coffee. I came across My Boy Blue on…read moreYelp and decided to give it a try. I was by myself and just wanted to chill and read a book. The place was busy and I had to wait 5 to 10 minutes for a table, but I didn't mind because I wasn't in a rush. The staff are very friendly, the food I ordered was great and so was the coffee. I would highly recommend trying out the food here

When you need a soft friendly place to get caffeinated this is a special respite from the norm. We…read morehave several vegetarians in our group and this lovely shop and eatery fit their needs as well as our own. They have omelettes with veggies and oven baked potatoes that you can have as is with butter or with toppings. They make it all fresh in a small kitchen so relax and look around at the garden in back or browse the many items for sale or read the many quotes on the walls. Inspirational funny and calming. The wait staff is pleasantly accommodating. We fully enjoyed our time in the Wren's Nest.

Great place tucked away in a back lane in Dingle. Coffee is excellent and the atmosphere is cool…read moreand casual :-))

Maybe the smallest standalone record store in the world? It's well worth it to squeeze on in and…read moreenjoy the selection and the owners deep and enthusiastic knowledge of various flavors of Irish Music. The closest place I've been that's like this store is O'Briens in St. Johns Newfoundland. My 20 minutes here didn't do this authentic place justice, although the 5 CD set of Cranberries music I purchased was a good start. This place probably requires several visits just to peel back this extensive Irish Music onion offered here.

This is a great shop. Mazz is welcoming and extremely helpful. Last time I was there, she helped me…read morefind Mandalin teacher. Her cousin I think. I can't wait to visit her again.

So our group of 4 are going to be in Tralee visiting for a few days and we decided to check out…read moredifferent places for a full Irish breakfast. This was our second breakfast stop and the reason we choose it because we got a flyer for a free tart. (Btw the tart was strawberry and it was delicious!) My first thought when my Irish breakfast came on the table was that the plate was too little for the amount of food. So what my plate consisted of and my thoughts on the portion are as below: - one fried egg, very softly done (too soft for me - would have liked the whites cooked a wee bit more) - 2 small rounds of black pudding (delish!) - 2 small rounds of white pudding (not as good as the one I ate previously at the Yummy cafe) - lovely scoop of baked beans (these mixed with my egg, which I didn't like, to be honest) - 2 pretty decent size rashers of bacon (very salty for my palate) - half a pan-fried tomato (well- cooked) - small scoop of fried fresh mushrooms (nice, but too small in quantity) - I switched out the regular two slices of toasted white bread for the local cracked wheat bread (okay) - Medium sized glass of OJ (can also chose coffee and tea). Service was lovely, and they have free wifi and with a very cute password. However I'm not sure if I was a local if I would come back? For my tastes, I found my previous Irish breakfast experience at Yummy to be overall much better. This is not to say this is not bad, but I'm on the fence about it. Note: #255 of Yelp 100 challenge for 2016

Best breakfast we've had in Tralee. The Black and white sausage are filled with lots of flavor…read more Breakfast Bid was delicious

Lunch stop in Tralee. Cute little shop, with friendly, quick service. After visiting the Kerry…read moreMuseum down the street, we wanted a light lunch. The special of the day was homemade vegetable soup. I have discovered, in my travels throughout Ireland, that most soups are blended and smooth. This soup was full of flavor- no salt or pepper needed. My hubby had the ham & cheese on white bread. Delicious, with onion and tomato. There is a case full of ice cream as you enter. Next is a case of sweets and pastries. I didn't try either, but it looked amazing! It was about noon, and it was fairly busy. Large wooden booths with pillows for seating, and tables in the back. Thanks for a memorable lunch in Trá Lí.

Breakfast was amazing! Fast, hot, and delicious. Had the half Irish breakfast and a full Irish…read morebreakfast. Both were very tasty and we'll worth the money. Coffee was good, tea was delicious.

Wow - what a surprise - looking to warm for the cold Ireland November in a cafe in Dingle. Found a…read morejewel! Wonderful food in large portions made with lots of love. Be prepared to EAT!

One of the only places we found open in November for lunch in Dingle. I had the seafood chowder…read morethat was amaze and packed with prawns and mussels. My husband got the lasagna which was good.