Make a favor to yourself and order the homemade beef burger! It was super tasty!…read moreWe just randomly decided to walk in and I don't regret. Tons of fries with the food and very good coffee. The only concern is the fact that they charged me 2€ for an orange juice that wasn't natural :(

I had a very pleasant experience here the staff were very friendly the service was brilliant and…read morethe food was superb. Would definitely recommend Rachel's cafe.

Fresh ingredients on sandwiches and pastries!…read more Great friendly service and amenities! Highly recommend if visiting. K & T

This quaint little bakery café shoppe I'm the town of Trim had very friendly/helpful service and…read morewonderful treats!

Great Lidl with fresh bakery located inside! It's always…read moretidy, staff are friendly, stock is always replenished and they have good offers. I like chain stores such as Lidl, you know what you're getting before you even go there, you know where everything is and it's just easy and accessible. If you're buying alcohol and look under 30, don't forget your ID!! There is a large car park too.

Pretty standard Lidl…read more Lots of parking. Has a bakery. That's it really!

This cafe is to the rear of the hotel opposite the Kilkenny store. It's a bright and open space…read morewith plenty of seating, but does get very full at lunch time. They open til about 5pm daily and serve breakfast, a good selection of lunch options, salads & desserts. The coffee they serve is Robert Roberts. I find their coffee to be quite weak, so if you typically like your coffee strong, like I do, try a double macchiato, rather than a cappuccino! Their cakes can be hit or miss. They do lovely walnut & cherry scones. Staff are super friendly. Loyalty cards available for coffees & lunches (buy 9, get one free). They will also stamp your parking ticket in the cafe with a purchase.

This is in the Trim Castle Hotel, and assessable by the street too via rear parking lot…read more Big, clean tables, order-at-the-counter, relax and nourish. The food seems a mix of traditional Irish and some International crowd-pleasers. We are very happy to have found this, thanks Yelp! The fellow clients were business travelers and locals.

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.

Food below standard oversized portions and lack of facilities. I ordered spaghetti carbonarra and…read moreit was covered in cheese no bacon in it and big lumps of onion just oll over it overall not a pleasant experience and wast of money. Would not go again.

A warm welcome when I came in made me feel appreciated, and set the expectation of a nice breakfast…read moreto come. There are tables for groups as well as tables for two, which makes it suitable for all. Their menu is has a nice range. Breakfast comes from small size to "gentlemen" size, for those who are really famished. My coffee came nicely quick, and with it a glass of Orange Juice, a nice gesture indeed! By the time I had enjoyed almost all tables were filled.... Confirming to me that this place is a good place to have breakfast in, when you're in Navan. Over I will definitely come again!

I'm fast becoming a Costa fan. They do deliver up a delicious flat white at a fair price and the…read morestaff are friendly. This bright and airy place is nestled in an edge of town pay to park shopping centre that really isn't worth visiting as it only has very few stores. Although I'm not long experienced with the brand I have noted a few times that unlike the Starbucks brand, the floors and chairs are clean so your shoes don't stick to the floor as you walk, the staff clean down the tables fairly promptly and they provide paying customers with a fairly good working WiFi. I've been to four different Starbucks in the last few weeks and it's clear that the franchisee has removed the facility. I'm delighted also to note that they will cheerfully give iced tap water on request without any need to charge for the vessel they opt to put the water into.

I like the Costa chain and this branch in Mullingar is pretty spacious and bright with lots of…read morecomfortable seating and large windows. It's located in the Fairgreen shopping centre and is open pretty late (7 or 8pm). Also, you can make use of the free wifi from the shopping centre. The coffee is the same as any other Costa; very large coffee sizes, not too strong and generally more milky, so it's great for those that prefer mild or diluted coffee as opposed to a strong short blend. I find that they're flat whites are very milky and mild compared to specialist barista houses. However, they do great Cortados and the Cappuccinos are pretty good too. There is a large selection of sweet treats such as brownies, muffins, croissants, pastries etc. as well as savoury items such as sandwiches, porridge, yoghurt and ciabatta. The prices are cheaper than Starbucks (€2.45 for a small Americano, €2.90 for most other drinks). I find the coffee tastes a lot better as I'm more of a Costa person (not a fan of Starbucks), but in terms of volume and atmosphere, the two chains are comparable. The service is good, and they have skinny and soya milk alternatives available for no extra charge. Overall: Spacious, bright, free wifi, large coffee sizes and easy access.

First time here. Had the BLAT. Was really good. The staff were attentive and it was very clean…read more Seems to be a well run company. No complaints here!

Visited today (29/12/23) with my husband and 2 children (5yr old & 20mths)…read moreWe used to love calling in here when in Navan Shopping Centre. The previous manager was an absolute gentleman who always (no matter how busy,) took time to welcome you and check on us during our visit, always had a pleasant word for my son. The current manager is very rude. He's changed the way you order. The manager takes the orders and seats customers doubling the wait time. (everyone is entitled to try a new system, BUT this one doesn't work.) You're waiting longer to order. We ordered a Full Irish Breakfast, Portion of pancakes with Nuttella, Toast and Jam (for 5yr old) (nothing on menu suitable for 20mth old, something as simple as a yoghurt would have done her), a btl of Fanta and 2 teas for a grand total of €30.70. The pancakes were advised on the menu as served with fresh fruit and cream, the Nutella was an extra €2. (There was no fruit or cream and the Nutella was so hard it was hard to spread on pancakes without tearing them up) Cost €9.35. The only bread option was sourdough or homemade brown, for the toast. What 5 yr old likes sourdough? (Plain Brennan's bread would be better) The Full Irish Breakfast price (€11.55) didn't include tea or coffee. What coffee shop/cafe doesn't include tea or coffee when having a breakfast? The pancakes arrived well before the toast and the pre cooked breakfast. As we were leaving my husband decided to approach the manager to enquire about the prices and was told that no breakfast includes tea or coffee. In reference to the pancakes a reply of "ah well". No apology or even an "I'll look in to it". When my husband said about the delay in getting seated he just said "we're busy" to which my husband replied that previously it was always busy but never with a wait as long as we had today, due to his new system of insting on taking the orders instead of allowing us to queue at counter as previously. This statement was met with a grunt. The current management don't seem to care about the customers as long as the money is coming in.