Lovely little cafe with excellent service. All of the staff were very pleasant and welcoming. The…read morefood was great as well.

From the owner: We make and serve excellent barista style coffee every time, our well trained Baristas ensure each…read morecup if great and we know you will be back for more. Our food is all made fresh to order and with generous portion sizes you won't be disappointed. Our Afternoon Tea is excellent and you will delight at the lovely treats we have to offer you.

Staying in town, and this place was right across the street! We ate here twice, and we stayed two…read moredays, so as you can tell, it's worth going to. Everything was pretty good. The restaurant felt like it would be a nice ocean restaurant, and had pretty colors. The waiters were very nice and checked in on us often. If you're in town, stop here!

We had a lovely lunch at this little cafe. Everyone at the cafe was local. We were the only…read moretourists. The cafe is small with a number of tables fir 6-8 people. These looked to be "community tables" where you could meet new people. Obviously, they were not being used that way with covid. Out lunches were very good and there was a lot of food for the money. I had fried smoked haddock with chips and my wife had the soup of the day and fresh bread. The fish was cooked perfectly with a crusty outside and moist inside. You could really taste the smoky taste. My wife said the soup was excellent. We would recommend this restaurant.

If you are looking for an amazing coffee shop. I highly recommend Shiela's Coffee & Cream located…read moreon the Main Street in the Beautiful Village of Ardra, County Donegal, Ireland. It is located in the heritage center.Upon entering I was made feel very Welcome. I was handed a menu and my drinks order was taken. I ordered the Irish Breakfast. It was absolutely delicious and was just perfect! Definitely no complaints from me. The toast was made perfectly. The staff always make sure you are taken care of. I ended up going to Sheila's Coffee & Cream at least four times during my stay in Ardara. I also tried their desserts, scones and toasties . Everything tasted amazing! The staff are all professional, kind and genuinely care about their customers. Sheila's Coffee & Cream rates Five Stars and more! It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, lived in the United States for over thirty years and served in the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know a great Coffee Shop from all my travels and life experiences. I definitely will return to Sheila's Coffee & Cream in the near future. This establishment rates five stars and more! A must visit when in Ardara!

Sheila's has delicious wheaten bread -- eat in or buy it to take home -- and good coffee. Also…read morewireless internet (new this month), if it's working. Can't say I sampled many of their offerings, but I would go back for more of what I tried! Open only during the day (approximately 10 a.m. to 6 p.m).

Cute little cafe with a cozy ambience and warm service . We came here in our way back to Belfast as…read morewe were feeling peckish . We ordered a pot of tea , veg soup , warm goat cheese salad, falafel flatbread . Everything was delicious !

Excellent quick service and beautiful little cafe. Had the fish tacos because this is a fishing…read moretown. They came with a nice sauce, tomatoes, onions, few chilis for spice and nice greens. It's not Rubio style but it's delicious. Hubby had Rueben sandwich on sourdough which was delicious. Great place to stop after hiking around the cliffs.

Bundoran isn't exactly ripe with choices but I think this place has charm and pretty decent…read morequality. Both their porridge and their veggie soup are good, if you don't want to pig out. If, like most outsiders, you've just been surfing then their burger is everything you need before a nap. Their French toast is also very decent and really cheap. The only thing I've had that wasn't very good was their chocolate fudge cake. It was a bit dry

Great informal family atmosphere, and reasonable prices. Perfect for American kids on holiday who…read morewant something familiar (like mine). Breakfast served all day. Right in downtown Bundorran on Main st. And great ice cream, too.

This cafe just recently opened in mullaghmor is a pleasure to visit.Staff are friendly and pleasant…read more.So far I have sampled their deserts and coffee both of which were a pleasure to eat ,the deserts I had were all home made and the coffee was served good and hot .A very enjoyable experience

Second time I've been to this restaurant. Besides having the best clam chowder, the place has a lot…read moreof good history behind it. Highly recommend to read what's on the walls. They talk about the history of the place, when it was established and how their Clam Chowder became world known. Not to mention the restaurant had such a warm, cozy and welcoming vibe to it. :)

Delicious seafood chowder- thick, rich with seafood, just perfect!…read more We also ordered the Brie, Bacon, and Cranberry ciabbatta and the Chicken and Bacon on ciabbatta sandwiches. Both were served hot, the bread at the perfect balance of soft enough to bite and yet firm enough to support the substantial filling.

Food in Eire seems very expensive to visitors from UK at the moment because of the poor exchange…read morerate. I can therefore recommend the seafood chowder at Toni's Bistro which comes with a huge doorstep of bread and makes a really filling lunch for around 5 Euros (May 2009). There are power points to plug in your laptop and the staff are friendly too.

On a recent trip back to the old country which included a few trips to Donegal Town where one looks…read moreto have something to eat mid-afternoon or have a coffee, we frequented Toni's Bistro on 2 occassions. 1st time, the cappocino's were fantastic, although the blonde haired waitress with hair pulled back seemed offish. I didn't think much about it thinking it was raining outside, so who knows if that had something to do with her less than desirable mood. Next day, we were in DT again and my hubby suggested we go back to Toni's for the good coffee. Back we went along with my father who is on crutches. You would think the blonde (unfortunately I never got the name, but she's the one with the hair so severly pulled back on her head that it makes her face look like she's somewhat constipated...sorry). Anyway, she never bothered to greet us or made any attempt at recogizing us from the day prior even though my husband announced..":BACK AGAIN for the coffee". She came to take our order and was so rude practically exiting the table in the middle of the order taking as it seemed she had something else more significant to do. Whatever food my father ordered was simply terrible -- as I recall, it was pork chops the special that day. The presentation too is pathetic!!! But the most notable take away I got from our experience was that this lady's attitude needs to change if Toni's are hoping to remain in business. If I were the owner (to blame also), I would make sure to talk to my employees/manager and review proper ettiquette when it comes to dealing with customers and emphazing the importance of greeting paying clients coming thru the door with a smile and saying Thank YOU upon exit. Or at least some half assed attempt at saying good bye.. "thank you for coming in today"! It's really sad that little old Ireland given the dire financial/unemployment straits it finds itself in these days, and the hopefullness to persuade folks to come there for "The Gathering", cannot seem to get the basic things right when it comes to simple gestures and appreciation for folks who are keeping their establishment in business. I mean, seriously, I would absolutely never set foot in Toni's again and certainly not while the "clock stopper face" is there. Next day however, we found ourselves back in the town yet again and hungry, and were very pleased with the service and food received at The Blueberry. Those folks know how to be pleasant to their customers. Toni -- please encourage the "clock stopper face" to frequent the Blueberry and take some notes. In fact, it would do her the world of good to spend a week there so she can get fully clued in about proper customer service. And also, have her read some self-help books as it is very effident that she is mega UNHAPPY with what she does for a living. Good Luck!! I hope Donegal Democrat start writing articles on such appalling service so visitors know which establishments to avoid vs. the ones which deserve business.

This is such a delightful little restaurant. The servers are the nicest people in the world! The…read morefood was really scrumptious, but... Be aware the servings are HUGE! Might want to consider sharing.

Iced Coffee Takeaway review. A highly rated restaurant on Yelp, however, the seating was full and…read morewe decided to go elsewhere. Later, I chose to return for an iced coffee takeaway. "Iced Coffee" means either an iced Americano or an Iced Latte. I chose the former. Before anyone took my order, I waited approximately five or six minutes. Since I was in no rush, I didn't mind. What impressed me was the number of servers who asked me if I was alright. The entry area bustled with the back and forth of servers providing water to the patrons. The dessert case looked tantalizing! I also noticed that all coffee drinks contain two shots! I was guaranteed a nice Americano. My time to order arrived, and not long after, I walked out with my very satisfying iced drink. Another note: The quaint restaurant was beautifully decorated with lights in arches which affords a charming atmosphere.

Enjoyed the fresh crab and avocado sandwich on toasted sourdough. Place is clean and staff are…read morefriendly and efficient. Dining room has big glass windows overlooking the harbor. Nice place to stop for a quick lunch - or breakfast.

Great seafood and service. Got a little slammed at lunch time. The dockside location and outdoor…read moretables were quite nice