They have really friendly staff and great coffee. My favourite is ther Butterscotch latte. The…read morecupcakes are to die for! It's a small cafe but very nice. They also do takeaways.

A cute hole in the wall cafe. Friendly staff and good coffee. Decor is a bit to kitchy for me.read more

Excellent soup and soda bread, beautiful light pouring in through giant windows, and delicious hot…read moredrinks. I approve!

The food was fresh and fabulous but was very cold place as a group of four none of us took our…read morecoats off as the was a cold draft needs heating

Stopped in for an iced latte and was given a wonderful coffee and a decadent chocolate. Yum.read more

Carters looked like a cute cafe with plenty of seats so I decided to check it out, and I'm glad…read morethat I did! They have 2 indoor seating areas and a large outside seating area and the atmosphere is very relaxed and quiet, perfect for sitting down with a book for a while. I ordered an Americano which was €2 which was good and they gave a free complimentary chocolate! They serve coffee, tea, hot chocolate and also have a variety of chocolates, pastries, cupcakes and sweet treats for sale in addition to some pre packed sandwiches and salads. Chocolate gift boxes are also available. The staff were friendly and there is free Wifi, you just need to ask for the code. Overall a nice cute cafe, reasonably priced compared to the big coffee chains and open every day. I would compare it to Butler's Chocolate cafe, only cheaper and local!

Ordered a cold brew they said they had none even thought it is made on just an espresso shot water…read moreand ice I ordered a cappuccino instead and I don't like hot coffee but was under pressure by the staff I paid and made my way to collect the cappuccino when I saw a cold brew untouched sitting on the counter for the barista

Cute little cafe with fresh light scones and friendly service, great way to start the day.read more

I had half an hour to spare before the bus back to Dublin so I stopped by this little cafe right…read moreopposite the stop. It's relatively new and the lady who works there who is also the owner is very friendly and chatted with me while I was there. I had an Americano which was pretty good and only costed €1.80 which is really cheap when you compare it to the usual €2.80~€3.00 coffees you see at most other coffee shops. The cafe itself is very small with just one table seat and a few seats by the window, but it's nice and cute plus very strategically located right opposite to where all the buses leave! They also serve food like pastries and wraps and it's only €3 for a coffee + pastry combo. They didn't have any milk option besides whole milk, but other than that this a very nice inexpensive coffee shop!

Good Italian product and welcoming staff. The wine list is short but essentially perfect. Thank you…read morefor the nice atmosphere and being open till late in this very quite town

Harlequin cafe is one of the few (only?) Italian-style restaurants in Waterford City. I was there…read morefor lunch and the food was quite nice and at a reasonable price, although I was hoping the tortellini I had were home made. They weren't but sure what do you expect for little over a tenner?!? My wife enjoyed a salad (pear/blue cheese/chicken) and we had some coffee to finish off the meal. All in all it's worth a visit but as a previous reviewer said, it really needs to be updated and probably cleaned a bit more.

First things to say about purple sage:…read more Tea Cozy. This place serves great tea and seems to have great food options, but I found most interesting/entertaining was their knitted tea cozies. It's a small location and easily missed, but absolutely worth an escape from rain/restoration via a latte. Notably, the selection here is pretty good - plenty of vegetarian options and freshly baked pastries as well.

Got off the bus in Goery to meet my parents, thet were running a little late so i poped in here to…read morekill some time. You're greeted at the door and walk by the display of delicious looking home made cakes and treats. The apple tart caught my eye so obviously I ordered it. Warm, crumbly, packed with sweet tarte apples and a cute little side of cream. Got a nice big mug of coffee which wasn't too bad. The staff are really friendly and the place was buzzing. Think I'll have to hop off the bus in Goery more often.

Food/Cost: (4) My traveling companion and I came here for a quick bite to eat after a long, cold…read morewalk around the city. I got a Raisin Scone (1.90 euros) and Veggie Soup (3.50 euros). I think the soup consisted of pureed veggies -- perhaps celery, carrots, and peas? The soup was well seasoned but I can't quite place the specific spices used; it smelled slightly of curry though. Overall, the soup was enjoyable and thoroughly warmed me up. What really impressed me was the scone. The raisins were large and plump and the softness of the interior was nicely done. Definitely worth the price. Ambiance: (5) This cafe was a artsy, cool vibe to it. There is an upstairs area as well, but I'm not sure if its dedicated to the art aspect of the cafe. The baked goods and foods are in the back wall of the Cafe, and the rest of the Cafe is filled by glass tables and leather chairs. The decor may seem a bit disjointed at first glance, but it works for the artsy aspect of this place. Location: (5) Kilkenny Art Cafe is conveniently located in one of the many small streets in the City Center of Kilkenny. It's a short walk from the Castle and all of the shopping (Kilkenny isn't that big to begin with). Service: (4) The girl who took our orders and waited on us was friendly and accommodating. We waited 5-10 minutes for our food and it was served hot -- particularly my soup, which nearly burned my tongue. We were in a bit of a rush, so we had to ask for our scones to be packed up for take-away (after our waitress already plated it and brought it to our table) which the waitress did with no attitude. Overall: (4) I would highly recommend Kilkenny Art Cafe for tourists who need a place to rest and eat while visiting Kilkenny. Actually, I would even recommend it if you aren't a tourist. In fact, my friend and I came here upon a recommendation by a local man who said he comes here weekly for the 5 euro stew . If I lived in Kilkenny, I would definitely come to the Art Cafe to meet up with friends, study, relax, and attend the interesting art classes that they offer here.

Only popped in for a quick cup of tea. To meet friends. The staff were friendly & helpful. There…read morewas a great selection of breads & sweets. It was warm & comfortable

It's so great to finally have a Costa in Clonmel…read more The cafe is huge, one of the biggest that I've been to. It's lovely inside and the coffee is great!