Have been coming here for about 10 years as it has a range of dinners (lasagne, cottage pie etc) as…read morewell as some in between stuff (big chicken vol-au-vents) down to a full sandwich bar. Currently eating breaded chicken in a baguette, which is good and solid, fresh and tasty! They also have bagels, wraps and good old sliced bread. A good antidote to prefabricated standardised lunches elsewhere. A few years ago it was redecorated in 'tea room' style and it suits it.

Excellent find ! Best coffee Shop in the town . Lovely clean premises with fabulous variety on…read moremenu open from 7:30am for full breakfast to scramble Eggs or local Kilbeggan porridge ! Homemade Scones and lovely mixed brown breads! To homemade soups and hot lunches. If cream desserts is your thing you should call . The biggest Rhurbarb Pie I've ever seen. Will defo be back again ! Loved Jenny's kitchen.

Service is very good. Manageress & staff are always very…read moreapproachable. Clean & tidy. There is a great variety of food available, but sometimes there is too much to choose from & you end up choosing the first thing you see. Not always value for money.

Having been to Ireland and Scottland once before, I've been on a few different whisky tours even…read morethough I am not a whisky drinker. That being said, The Tullamore Dew Heritage Center Whisky Tour is one of the best I've been on- better than Jameson! The tour starts with a quick welcome from the tour guide, then a video. After the video you walk through the tour route, stopping at different points where the tour guide or a video explains a different part of the whiskey making process. The tour is small, which allows you to ask any questions you have. Additionally everything is hands on, so you are able to feel the different grains, take a few sniffs in the smelling room, touch different equipment, and of course- try the whisky! The whisky tasting was my boyfriend's favorite part of the tour, lucky for him he got to drink double. Tullamore gives you 3 tastings, all their brands: ATullamore D.E.W. Irish Whiskey, Old Bonded Warehouse Release, and a 12 Year Special Reserve. Out tour guide was awesome. He was super friendly and very funny.All in all the tour lasts just over an hour. Tour begin at the top of each hour. The Center, which is no longer a working distillery and has a restaurant and gift shop in addition to the tour route. The gift shop is full of goodies- including the Old Bonded Warehouse Release which you can only get there. I didn't eat at the restaurant, but it smelled great and everything looked delicious. I would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Ireland.

Fun experience. I highly recommend the MasterClass or the other premium experiences. One, you get…read moregreat attention from Emma or other guides. Two, you get access to tastings beyond the regular tour. An incredible experience and break from the drive between Dublin and Galway. When in the store, I highly recommend looking at the stills and restaurant sharing the same building. Give every man his Dew.

Once upon a time, this was a lovely Yelp-worthy find! We were trapped in the April 2026 protest (no…read moreway to drive to Dublin- no way to drive anywhere for the day). While traffic was at a standstill, we drove all the way to Tullamore instead! A lovely town, delightful distillery, and we really enjoyed the 15 year old whiskey. This may be the #2 most popular whiskey in Ireland, I would share it holds a tied position in our hearts with Jameson. The end.

I'm no stranger to a distillery tour and this one is now the tour that I will measure all others…read moreagainst. This is my favorite whiskey and has been so for the past 20 years at least - I learnt so much from our tour guide (Brian) that I never knew and it has deepened my love for this brand. The welcome Irish coffee, taste tasting in the actual barrel storage area and finishing with a trio of taste testers at the end means that you REALLY don't want to be the designated driver on this day! lol. The whole place is beautiful, purpose built and super clean. Kids are welcome but they might not enjoy it as much as the people over 18 do!

When I went to Tullamore recently, I have to admit that my expectations were not terribly high…read more Tullamore was not where we had intended going to at all, but we had cycled an extremely circuitous route from Dublin, it was almost getting dark and Tullamore was the only town on the map of any size within about 15 miles, so we landed up there at about half eight last Thursday without any fore-knowledge of the place. I had made a booking with Loughney's only minutes before on the road from Kilbeggan, and I was seeking any sort of B&B-type place to lay the head for the night. All the other B&Bs were full (this happened to be the week of the Tullamore Show), and Loughrey's was €35 per night per person, so I wasn't in any position to argue. It emerged that Loughrey's was a guesthouse rather than a B&B, and it was nicer than a lot of hotels that I have stayed in. The rooms were nice and clean, tea and coffee making facilities, spacious bathroom, individual bath-mats - really nice. The bar downstairs seemed pretty quiet, but then again this was very early on a Thursday evening, so maybe it picks up later in the night. The staff were pretty helpful, arranging a place for us to lock-up our bikes and all that. There is a nightclub at the back but it only opens at the weekend, so we were unable to experience it's undoubtedly manifold delights. We had to go elsewhere for our nocturnal entertainment (of which more later). The one thing about the otherwise lovely accomodation in Loughrey's is that the pub is on the main street, so there are loads of trucks thundering past all morning, and also the place is always roasting, the corridors and everything. Still, if you go to bed fluthered (as we all did) you should be alright. When we descended the next day to get our complementary breakfast (served til half past eleven for those of you that are interested), we experienced the low point of our stay at Loughrey's. There was only one waitress, and she took an awful long time to bring us our cooked breakfasts. And she only brought us our tea ages after the fries, by which time we were all thoroughly thirsty and irritable. And our toast was brought over by a cleaning lady, who seemed to have been press-ganged into serving duties by the harried waitress, and who didn't seem to comprehend our requests for butter, which arrived even later still. Plus, I had to ask on three separate occasions for a glass of water. I mean, jeez louise! Still, breakfast aside, Loughrey's is a pleasant and inexpensive place to stay if you visit the surprisingly enjoyable town of Tullamore.

After leaving another pub (mental) in Tullamore, myself and my wife went searching for somewhere a…read morelittle more quiet to have a drink before going to bed. I was rather speechless when I walked in to Loughrey's because inside is all modern with good low volume music playing. There is a night club (entrance around the corner) if that is your thing but the bar itself is perfect for a chat even on a Saturday night. There are even a few decent beers available and I was glad to have some Paulaner on tap. They also had the new Smirnoff €5 mojito machine. If you get hungry there is a Thai restaurant right in the pub!! We both loved it.

This is a good sandwich shop with very nice service and a hot pot of tea. We had heated sausage…read morerolls that hit the spot. It is a cafe - two floors to accommodate the guests.

From the owner: We are a cafe/restaurant, with a large seating area upstairs 50+ seats,read more