Centra Stores, in the city centre, can get quite busy. I love their coffee and the staff are very…read morefriendly. I have also gotten hot chicken rolls & breakfast rolls from here and they are AMAZING! Looking forward to going back and getting more coffees in the mornings, on my way to college

Gets it done as a convenience store. Assortment of drinks and some hot food options although I did…read morenot try the latter.

Disgraceful prices with an attitude. Rude and obnoxious owner, €5 for a 99 ice cream, 60c for A…read moreDRIBBLE of strawberry sauce and multipack cans sold for full price. If you're in a pinch, it'll do, but be prepared to pay well over the odds for the privilege. I'd rather throw money away than give them a euro.

Arrived out of the rain this morning, Angela's wonderful! So authentic. If you want the real Irish…read moreseaside deal, with 2024 coffee beans be sure to pop in. Angela herself pulled out tables & chairs for 5 of us, overheard it was a birthday gathering and surprised us with a plate of delicious rocky road with our delicious coffees. Traditional-style sweet shop, freshly baked scones, apple tart & lots more. So nice to experience a taste of years gone-by, with a sup of top notch coffee. Thanks Angela

WARNING! Never go here! Aggressive and confrontational only begin to describe the nasty person who…read moreruns this shop. She will ruin a perfectly good start to the day. Wen to the little convenience store literally next door and told them about how nasty the lady was, while I spent my €13 on a pack of cigarettes there instead of with the nasty lady, he told me he gets customers all the time telling him how mean she is. No wonder there were no customers in her store and his store was packed. Makes sense now. I'll wait in a small line at his store rather than ever go back to Day-Today News.

This is a convenience store on steroids / a truck stop without the trucks / a rest area/comfort…read morestop for travelers and tour buses. Aside from the giant convenience store offering a wide variety of merchandise, the service area also included a Circle K and a McDonald's. Although it is a service station open to the motoring public, I think a large part of our existence is due to the number of tour buses that stop here on a daily basis - much as we did. When touring on a bus tour, the tour operators design their route and stops to accommodate the "comfort needs" of their tour guests. For example, you left the hotel after breakfast and need either an attraction (tour stop) or a comfort stop before lunch. The same is true in the afternoon - you need either a scheduled attraction or a comfort stop before dinner. Dewsland Service Station served us well. Restrooms were clean, the store was well stocked and the service was quick and efficient.

Only in villages in rural Ireland do shops like this still exist and the spar in Glengarriff is a…read moreprime example of this Irish retail phenomenon. So its a spar but it's never called spar, it's always o'Sheas, nothing strange there, it does everything your normal spar does but it also does DVD rentals and then there is the Post Office in the back of the shop and that's where the uniqueness comes from, it's a multifunctional shop that caters for almost all of your needs! You can get your groceries, your entertainment for an evening including a bottle of wine and at the same time you can post a letter to your great aunt in somewhere or other and all in one shop! Brilliant! I like their little bakery type section in here by the way, they have chocolate doughnuts unlike any i have ever tasted, yummy doughy part with powdered sugar and inside is a runny delicious smooth milk chocolate, so very good and so very bad for you! Definitely something you should try when you go into this shop, ahhhh I need one now just thinking about it!

A very quaint establishment! We were seated outdoors, and it was lovely, even with the rain. They…read morehave covered seating and heaters on (there's actually an accessible switch to get the heaters to turn on). They don't serve food, but the location has several eateries in the immediate area. I stuck with cider rather than whisky, but they have some very yummy sounding drinks.

the fall vibes of the latte and the carrot cake i got fueled me. very friendly staff and great old…read moreplace

Good deli food, surpassed what we expected from a gas station restaurant. Cafeteria style with a…read morelarge selection. I actually got the full Irish breakfast and enjoyed it. Everyone else with me liked their food as well.

This small convenience store is perfect for a snack or quick prepackaged sandwich while visiting…read morethe castle. The owner is quite friendly, honest, and helpful. He does currency exchange without a fee. My aunt thought she had lost her money after the exchange and he was kind enough to offer to scroll through his register video to find the pocket she put it in. A great experience in Kilkenny.

A personal touch to shopping local. A shopkeeper that likes to keep the community spirit alive and…read morebring humor to his customers.