We stopped for coffee at Bean in Dingle. While walking around, we decided to stop and recharge. The…read moreatmosphere was half local and half tourist. It had a fun vibe though and the coffee was the strongest I had in Ireland. It hit the spot. Well done Bean in Dingle!

Got a decaf oat milk latte and a cheese chive scone with hot honey - both were delicious and…read moreservice was fast and friendly! Great option for coffee and pastries in Dingle. I unfortunately showed up too late for their cinnamon buns which were sold out. Too bad for me!

I really like this cute tiny cafe. It's so small that there is even a sign said "no space for coach…read morebuses". Everyone speaks Irish when I walk in, so I know I'm at the right place. We tried the leek & potato soup with ham & tomato sandwich. Soup is amazing good. Totally warm me up during the whole day of cold coastal driving. We also tried the homemade apple pie with cream which is not too sweet, but it tastes delicious like from a grandma. The mint tea is also excellent with fresh loose mint leaves. I feel other places are over priced for tourists in this town, but this cafe everything is around $5 or less.

The infamous Peters Place Cafe, which made international headlines online recently for a certain…read morepolicy regarding customers. Mainly it wanted quiet customers, so the atmosphere in the cafe remains peaceful. I can understand where he is coming from. On this occasion we needed a quick pit stop before we headed on a drive of the Skellig Ring and Peters Place was ideal. We ordered inside and both went for the toastie special of cheese, ham and tomato. I opted for a coffee, which was lovely. We were instructed to take a seat, the food will be brought out to us and we could pay afterwards. Outside Peter has setup an almost sitting room styled group of tables and chairs on the grass across the road looking out over the seafront. It's a wonderful setup for outdoor cafe seating. The toasties were nice and came with a great big handful of crisps. We were able to pay quick when I think it was Peter himself was clearing a table next to us. He rounded down the bill. I noticed he had done the same for the table next to us. How nice. Highly recommended, especially on a lovely sunny day.

We have family that lives in Caherciveen, and Espresso has been a great place for breakfast. The…read morecoffee is excellent, pastries are delicious, and I had the best ham and cheese croissant of my life. Service is excellent, and the staff is always very friendly. Overall a great experience and I'm sure we will be back many times this trip and in the future.

I visited this shop while touring Ireland, and I must say, this was one of the worst experiences I…read morehad while in the country. The owner of the shop was incredibly rude, and took offense when I wished the share the food I purchased at her shop with my partner. She attempted to force my partner out of the shop unless she paid for her own food. Absolutely unprofessional experience, and the food is not worth the hassle. Do not recommend!

Hidden gem of dingle. Quick, quiet, affordable, great lunch food option when you are not up for a…read morepub.

I really enjoyed my brunch at the Tree House Cafe!…read more They had a very nice, varied menu that made it difficult to decide what to order! I ultimately chose a Salmon and Scrambled Egg Bagel (€9) with a tea. The bagel was flavourful and filling! Service was friendly, and the restaurant (and restrooms) were clean! Recommended!

This is the perfect place to stop and get a bite to eat after you've been on Skellig Island for a…read morefew hours. Reasonable prices with good food. I ordered a wrap and and a scone to-go. The wrap was very good and the scone was the most amazing scone I've ever had!!! If I would have known the scone would have been that good, I would have taken 5 with me! I'm sure the rest of their food and pastries are delicious as well. Very friendly staff.

Decent vegan options on the Ring of Kerry which doesn't offer much. The waitstaff is very friendly…read moreand willing to make anything you like. They traditional Irish breads are not vegan, and I would not recommend the vegan gluten-free bread. But the soup and salad were both fantastic and worth the stop. They also offer soya milk as an alternative.

I was sooo pleased with this place. I just loved the light blue and spring like décor. I ordered a…read morehot chocolate, bread pudding with custard and cream and a slice chicken and spinach quiche. YUM YUM and YUM. The bread pudding was my absolute fave but I do not recommend the custard. It took away some of the delicious bread pudding flavor. This place is worth a stop for sure.

A blustery, rainy day and we were looking for a place to hang our hats, dry off and grab a bite…read more Jam fit the bill quite nicely. Clearly packed because of the weather, we waited a few for a table, but hot long. Soups hearty and tasty. HOT CHOCOLATE! Delish. Would recommend.

What a cute place. We stopped in for an Irish coffee or a Bailey's coffee. I had the Bailey's…read more Delicious! Everyone was friendly. They have a gift shop with lots of stuff. I picked up a tea towel. Outside to the right is an area where you can see an Irish Wolfhound. Very cool. Nice little stop on our tour. March 8, 2024

The service was so friendly here! I met with one of the authors who sells his books here, and you…read morecan tell it was a family owned business. The Baileys Irish coffee was amazing and they were prepared and quick with service so we can take in as much as we wanted on our break from our tour. Lots of cute souvenirs in the gift shop, and a quaint bar area for those that want to stay for a while. I just had a stop here while on a tour with Paddy Wagon.

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

This place is the cutest, quaintest little cafe! Bright, colorful and helpful, friendly staff. The…read morefood was amazingggg! Got the cinnamon roll to start (and finish with)...big roll, served room temperature but I'm sure I could have asked them to warm it up if I wanted. They asked if I wanted cream with it. It isn't a cream cheese or frosting, rather it tastes like whipped heavy cream. Either way, very delicious. The star of my meal was the breakfast crepe. Woooow it was fabulous...goat cheese, egg, cooked cherry tomatoes, salmon (you can pick from salmon or bacon but the bacon I've had here in Ireland is more like ham so I didn't want to chance it). The roasted potatoes were cooked to perfection and some dressed greens were a nice touch. Needless to say, it was all wonderful; I enjoyed a leisurely breakfast and ate it all! Also pictures is the citrusy green tea.