We arrived right at the lunch time, so we had a little wait for our sandwich, but they were getting…read morethem out pretty quick. We did grab the last blaa of the day, so I'd suggest getting in early if that's what you are after. The blaa was great; the bacon crispy and salad, fresh.

Lovely people who run this small yet perfect sandwich stop near Kilkenny Castle! I had the BLT, and…read moreit was perfect for about 4 euros. If you are on a budget or time crunch, this is perfect! The blaa is for a type of bread, and I just love the name of the place! Tell them you heard about them on Yelp from a Texan who they met recently.

I came by here on a day trip from Dublin to Kilkenny. We'd just come back from climbing the round…read moretower and definitely wanted a bite to eat! This little cafe is super cute and had an abundance of options from smoothies and coffees, to baked goods and sandwiches. I got one of their specials - a baked falafel wrap, with tomato, onion, lettuce and tzatziki. It was incredibly good - I was so impressed! It was a very reasonable amount of food too, which I always appreciate. It was served with a small beet salad, which was really lovely. I enjoyed the whole meal immensely. The whole trip to Kilkenny was fantastic, and this was a very wonderful part of it!

Great cappuccino and the kids liked the fruit smoothies. We stopped here after visiting the castleread more

Service: The staff is super friendly. The drinks and food…read morecame out speedily. Ambiance: There's a very nice window side with a bit of seating. Great spot to grab a quick coffee and maybe some breakfast or lunch. Food: We got two cappuccinos and a Goat Cheese and Beet wrap. The coffee was delicious and strong. The wrap was incredibly delicious. I love goat cheese so I might be a bit biased. Price: Decent prices compared to more touristic areas. In all we spent about ~€10. Definitely recommend.

A fine place for lunch if you're passing through Cahir. The food is inexpensive (5-7€ for…read moresandwiches) and the BLT has crispy bacon that's actually crispy! No iced lattes, but I can't really fault them for that. Iced coffee hasn't quite taken up roots in Ireland just yet. Soon!

Great find while traveling through Tipperary. Gluten free was perfect for one of us and all the…read morefood was terrific!

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

My husband and I stopped here for a snack after receiving a recommendation from a local guide. I…read morehad a latte and a pastry. Both were tasty. The pastry selection looked great. The sandwiches looked tempting but we had already eaten lunch. The cafe is small. We enjoyed sitting outside and watching people go by.

I stopped in on a blustery cold morning to warm my hands around a cappuccino, but I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the baked goods. I ordered a "raspberry and almond tray bake" and absolutely loved it!!! Wow!!! Very nice!!!

Tucked away in a little alley, this small "hole-in-the-wall" cafe is a hidden gem. I got a veggie…read morebreakfast sandwich and it was delicious. The eggs were light and fluffy, the cheese was soft and smoky, and the sourdough bread was chewy but also toasty. The sandwich was quite big. I wasn't sure I would finish it, but quickly did after the first bite. The hours at this cafe are variable. They do not have a website listing the hours, and Google and Yelp cannot consistently keep up with their hours as they change on a whim. Currently, the hours listed on their board says Monday-Friday 8:30AM-3:00PM, but it was not open this past Monday when I walked by. They serve breakfast from 8:30AM-10:30AM and lunch 12PM-3:00PM. It's probably best to call first to see if they are open. Hope this helps!

Walk down and alley and think you aren't gonna find a place and then this sneaks up. Fresh baked…read moregoods and a breakfast sandwich that was unreal. Felt good to sit outside and eat it. The service was great and they were quick.

A cosmopolitan, well-lit, and charming little cafe. Prompt service, solid cutlery, a real espresso…read moremachine, and a menu of pastries, breakfast, coffee drinks, and sandwiches. Can a BLT be a transcendent experience? Mine was particularly well made. Perfectly toasted brown bread, lean bacon, juicy tomato and mayo. My wife had a tasty apple pie - nothing mind blowing but just fine. As in most of Ireland, her Cappuccino was just a milky latte in a big cup, but well made.

Fantastic Coffee good flavour and milk and temperature perfect. We both chose the scramble eggs and…read morebacon for breakfast and it was very tasty with a nice side salsa and generous amount of toast. Great value as well. Staff were lovely.

It's easy to miss Bolands Sandwich Bar because of its location on Duke Lane…read more But people should seek this place out. It provides the simple service of sandwiches, pretty run of the mill sandwiches at that. But they are fast and the sandwiches are extremely great value. Today I got a chicken and stuffing on white, which was pre-made and ready to go from their fridge. In and out super quick. It wasn't a gourmet or artisan sandwich, but for what it was it was pretty good. I really enjoyed it too. The best part, it cost 2.80 EUR. But the standard was much higher than than the price suggests. They also have a counter down the back where you can have your sandwich made to your own liking. Highly recommended.

Save value, a hot chicken roll, a cuppa wedges and a can of drink for €5. The best bargain, it…read moredeserves 5 stars in itself. Simple food, but it's nice!

Best moments in life are those when you find a good, undiscovered spot, and it turns out to be even…read morebetter than expected. Hard not to spot Sandwich Club sitting right in the middle of Washington St. The modern decoration gives you a hint of what to expect: traditional dishes with a modern twist! They offer pizza, hot and cold sandwiches, soup and the unbelievable tasty pies. Vegetarians, celebrate: the spinach and white beans pie is very good - ask yourself that treat! If it may seem a bit pricey for some dishes, go ahead and order a meal deal of cold sandwich and soup. Also scored some extra points for caring staff, not being packed during lunch time and groups tables. Give it a try!

Second best sandwich experience again in cork, just after Cafe Diva in Ballinaspittle!…read moreSandwich club a great spot, rustic features and badger & dodo coffee with side biscotti hard to beat! Great staff, looking forward to a return visit.