Nice location on the canal in Sallins harbor, super friendly owner and staff. Great for breakfast…read moreand lunch. Fresh selection of Pastries and croissants. Cosy atmosphere inside as well as the roofed patio.

Nice spot for some breakfast in Sallins. Full Irish and a mug of tea is a good way to blow the…read morecobwebs out, and it's a big place with plenty of quiet corners too. Service was quick and friendly and the prices were very reasonable too. If you have some time to waste, this is the place to do it.

hi stumbled literally across swans on the green coffee shop and grocery last friday 2nd june, am…read morestill talking about it. it was fab, lovely lady in super value at check out told me about it as live in drogheda, was down examining music students for the day. it is divine. great service and u see stuff u would not normally see, preserved lemons for my african cooking. loved the idea you could fill your own wine bottle. a little gem. thanks to all and great food too olive

It took me a few years to warm to this place and really Im not sold on the coffee shop / cafe. Its…read moretoo small and chaotic. I do however love the fresh veg and organic selection of sauces etc that as someone with allergies to food items or additives I have a hard time finding the healthy options. I can find it here. I cannot however find it in the food they serve here. Not much is GF including the soup so eating here is problematic. I usually have a coffee while my mum or sister eats and I watch. Fun, not. The owners are nice and friendly. They have a good wine selection and you can even bottle your own from the casket if you wish. I find the wine over priced so not a win here I'm afraid. It is difficult to find parking and it can be crazy at certain hours like breakfast lunch etc so I avoid these times. I'm putting an addition as this summer all prices went up 20 percent. When I asked staff about it they justified it by saying they had no increases in a few year's. When I mentioned the worst recession in history they were dismissive. This does not impress me. You're still sitting in a deli it's not a restaurant yet it is more expensive than one and no waiters.

Not a bad bakery and cafe, but there are a few better options in Maynooth. It's one of the oldest…read morecafes in the town and has all the old-fashioned Irish staples you expect. Massive mugs of tea, scones and Victoria sponges are their bread and butter. The staff are super-nice as well. If you're looking for old-school Irish hospitality, the Elite has you covered.

Bought some of their bread and pastry at a local supermarket and think it had far too many…read moreadditives and preservatives. Didn't sound healthy at all. I would have expected something different from am artisan bakery.

I found this place while on vacation in Dublin! I was in…read moresearch of a good place to eat breakfast and the reviews and photos are what led me here. It did not disappoint one bit. I had a traditional Irish breakfast which was excellent - very flavorful. I loved the black and white pudding! My mother and sister both had the pancakes with eggs. The pancakes were soft and fluffy, and left them both more than satisfied. Very lovely - I highly recommend it!

Wow! What a little cracker of a cafe!…read more Nestled away in the leafy suburb of Bawnogue......no seriously! Bawnogue is generally associated with being a hub for bank robbers and those affiliated with the sale and distribution of illegal narcotics and certainly not with culinary delight! Honeycomb is a hidden gem! It's warm and inviting it's a really nice place to be! It feels like your living room with friendly bubbly staff. The food is really good, chicken club was amazing smally got a dippy poached egg with soldiers and it was lovely! The food was good take my word for that but it was the experience I enjoyed most! I rarely gush on here but I really enjoyed honeycomb

Maynooth's own little hipster coffee shop underdog. It's a small wonder though, great coffee, tasty…read morenibbles and a very relaxed atmosphere. I can't put into words how good the coffee is, in the same league as 3FE or Fixx. I suppose the only downside is the size, there's only about ten seats in the place. On the other hand, there's nothing like having your coffee under the watchful eyes of Omar Little and Walter White!

When you think of coffee in Ireland, most people think of Coffee Angel, 3FE, Roasted Brown and…read moreother chains. Yet, just outside Dublin, is this gem. Now called Atlas Unit 1 and run by Adam, this is one of the finest coffee shops I've ever visited. A wonderful aroma of the coffee hits you when you open the door. Adam loves to talk coffee and his passion is infectious. He also sources his cakes from the genius that is Wildflour Bakery. Soups and sandwiches are also of the highest quality. Brilliant.

I just had to be the first to give a five-star review. I only get to patronize Bradbury's maybe…read moreonce a year when we are visiting in Newbridge. While I have never had breakfast or lunch, I can say that the pastries and cakes are positively gorgeous.

One snowy day last week, I peeked out from beneath my woolly hat and spotted a large sign promising…read more"Coffee & Cake just €2 in Bradbury's". Up until then, I'd avoided this establishment as I'd found it particularly expensive. I was sure there must be a catch. Usually, just a coffee costs more than that. Maybe, only one or two disgusting cakes that were about to go off were included in the offer. Since that fateful day, I've dragged (okay at that price, they came pretty willingly) three friends here, and I was pleasantly surprised to learn that there was no catch. One can enjoy tea or any type of coffee with any choice of cake (apart from the Gingerbread Man. No point trying to save him missus, a fox gets him in the end). Although the waitress was friendly, she was impatient for us to order quickly. With such a selection, I'd rather be left alone for a few minutes to make my mind up. Today, I was more in the mood for something savoury so I had the Shepherd's Pie with a selection of salads, which was very tasty. At €7.99, I still find the savoury food to be over priced. I ordered a coffee with my lunch. The helpful waitress pointed out that I may as well get a dessert. She then stared at me until I made a decision. I panicked and asked for a mince pie (even though I know I don't like them). Seen as we had a lot to catch up on, my friend bought us a couple more Americanos. She arrived back to the table, happy with her doggie bag of two mince pies. As long as this offer lasts, I'll be bringing everyone and anyone here. Nice on the wallet but not on the dress size, I'm sure...