Stopped here on Thursday evening. Food was disgusting, totally inedible and when we complained…read morewaitress just looked and said "aye they're crispy"and walked away. Crispy??? You'd need teeth like jaws to eat the fries, and the cod, which was not cod, was incinerated. Charged full price and joked with other customers when we again complained at till when paying. Toilets were disgraceful, water up to my ankles in floor, handbasin dirty, cracked and with chewing gum stuck in plug. A bus eireann bus pulled up as we were leaving en route to Letterkenny, and I just thought "what an impression of Ireland for visitors" no excuse for such poor food, service and facilities !!

Great food lovely staff with the best of fuel and ample parking for all, highly recommend for a…read morebite to eat on your travells

Wonderful selection of everything you could possibly need . Delicious fresh prepared takeout food…read more Beer , wine and other fruit juices and sodas. Great selection of fruit and fresh baked products. Very friendly staff and very helpful. My travel partner fell ill and we stayed in Kells for a few days. We used this market everyday for our meals. Healthy and affordable.

Extortionate price for petrol. Did not use the shop so can't comment on prices for coffee, food,…read moreetc.

This fantastic little place is easy to pass by and not realise what a gem it is. At the front is a…read morefoodies dream with a selection of artisan and main stream confectionary and a beautiful deli. Tucked in a the back is an intimate and stylish eatery. I was there for a book launch featuring local artisan foods and otherwise might not have found it but wow am I glad I did!

Good food menu, lovely wine selections, and a small foodhall with an upmarket range that would put…read moremany a Dublin emporium to shame.

I'm almost certain I've reviewed this place before on Yelp and like other reviews particularly on…read morebusinesses in Ireland they disappeared. Now let's be clear, as with the last time I reviewed it, I'm not reviewing the Tesco but the Costa coffee bar within the Tesco. This Tesco has a similar design to quite a few others with vast free car parking underneath and the supermarket one floor up. Dundalk now has about 4 Costa stores. This Costa which is dark good is on the 1st floor concourse, not far from the escalator, with about 30/40 seats. The staff are a friendly bunch and it seems to get by on very few staff. It has a good range of sweet and savoury food and their flat white coffee is exceptionally tasty. The inexplicable bit is the 50% cost uplift in comparison to Northern Ireland.

Came here after hearing great great things from family in the area. We had the shakshuka and…read morecoffee. It was just amazing. And then we had desserts which was just out of this world. Stranfield we will be back

Vegetarian café with great food and ambiance (4.5/5 Green Stars)…read more We stopped here en route to Carlingford on a friend's recommendation and all three of us were very happy we did. The place is lovely - the café is filled with light and plants and the surroundings are beautiful. Mum is a picky eater but she relished the mushroom quiche and finished the entire piece even though it was huge! (Seriously - about three times the size of portions elsewhere.) My brother loved his herbed rice bowl and I liked the organic porridge with fruit and the pistachio plum cake. The only kink was that several items arrived much later than the food - the coffees, bread, and honey for my porridge (I had already finished my porridge by then). The store is filled with great stuff - fresh fruit and veg, and a good selection of some of the most ethical products. Weirdly, the Strandfield website contains no info other than an address, so you have to rely on reviews to get info in advance. The lunch menu is mostly comprised of sourdough pizza, salads (including a quinoa bowl and herbed rice bowl), and sandwiches - see menu photo. There are also lots of bakery items, including freshly baked scones, cakes and wheaten bread (which was really good - I bought one to take home). I'm giving Strandfield café 4.5 out of 5 Green Stars for social and environmental impact, for these reasons: · I didn't actually notice at the time but the menu is 100% vegetarian! · Strandfield uses free range eggs from their own farm. · My porridge was made with organic oats · Flowers and plants in the café come from Stranfield's own nursery · The grocer sources local and organic fruits and vegetables along free range eggs, and organic health foods · The store stocks a really good selection of ethical goods - I could do most of my shopping here if I lived here. · Strandfield would benefit from providing more info (on the website or menu) on ingredient sourcing.

By far my favourite place in Carlingford is McAteers The Food House. A gourmet deli and grocery…read moreshop up front with a beautiful cafe/ restaurant further inside. Given that we were a large party of sixteen people the service we received was exceptional on Saturday 12/08/2017. We pre-booked for an evening meal and opted for a set menu of two courses with a glass of either Prosecco, red or white wine. I had a refreshing glass of Pinot Grigio, a scrumptious bruschetta starter and a delicious spicy veggie burger with chunky chips. Superb quality, tasty food, an excellent menu with something for everyone and great value at €25 per head. The restaurant itself is relaxed, bright and spacious and I can't fault a single element of our evening there - a fantastic experience.

Popped a flat in Carrickmacross and was directed here by some locals…read more Not much to say: I was greeted as I pulled up, told to park my vehicle by a bay immediately, offered tea, my tire was replaced, and I was on my way inside of 30 minutes at a cost of only about 50 euro. Maybe that's average in Ireland, but I'd have expected to be waiting at least an hour and to pay close to twice that for the same service in the US. The gentlemen here didn't even try to upsell me on anything.

It was a cool, dry 5c this morning in this Irish border town. It was St Patrick's day eve…read more We were in the town's 'legal quarter' near their courts where people receive the law rather than 'justice'. The two are rarely seen together and when they are often it's unintended. Unlike my Yelp friend Grey, who seems rarely to slow or stop, I arose early reluctantly on this morning, as I normally only do so to go on holiday, but I had agreed to assist someone negotiate a complex matter that once done with the dotted line signed (it was a dotted line) a human life saw a familiar world change utterly completely in a few seconds and I believe very likely for the better. We'll see. As we left the official task which took a whole 25 minutes we enquired about good coffee from our host, who pointed us to 23 Seats just a short walk away from our Roden place venue. We were assured it was wonderful. It was. The wall sign above the door reads 23 eats until you get close enough to see the S wedged into the front wall. They've done well if they have 23 seats. I doubt they could host 23 folks simultaneously. I didn't count them but it sure is a compact and bijou coffee place. It's within Dundalk town centre, with character and a soul; quirky music tastes, environmentally focussed, and vegans cheerfully catered for oh and I smile to confirm its pet friendly too. We only needed good coffee and that's what we got: we opted for one cappuccino and one flat white - €6 for both. We paid up front by card so we could just go when we were done. We had a table near the rear entrance and, as they were receiving a delivery, it wasn't pleasant as a chilly damp breeze came through the door left open. This is one of those places that are now rare to me as I really want to go back to explore their food selections as it's not a typical coffee stop - they think about the environment and they focus on meeting diverse customer needs. So five green stars. I'm not a vegan but if the ingredients are to my taste I couldn't care less about the label. Who wants chemical filled food of food coloured by derivatives from the crude oil and petroleum industry; I'd rather not. The staff too were charming despite the huge pressures small independent businesses and poorer families must faces for at least the next five years. We in the West are in a war economy between Wu flu and a lunatic white supremacist admired maybe emboldened by a (now thankfully) former US president; an autocrat with unfettered power, who has accumulated personal wealth and with his mongrel side-kick seems to think they can control 45 million people against their will with in humane force. I do not wish him well.

I have discovered the chai latte and an amazing pizza : CHEESE LOVER…read more I remember one waiter soooooo cool. An institution in dundalk !!!