Wow! Breakfast is my favorite meal so when I'm traveling, I always look for the best local…read morebreakfast. I think I found, not just the best breakfast in Athlone, Ireland, but probably the best breakfast I've eaten! Fresh, local ingredients and the best latte I have consumed.

Cute little cafe! We got some coffee and chai latte to go with the healthy high proten muffin and…read morethe decadent almond flour pistachio cake. Everything tasted really yummy!

Olivia took great care of us as we were desperately looking for breakfast in Anthlone! The food was…read moredelicious and really hit the spot!

Ample seating upstairs for our party of six. Friendly fast service. Excellent food. Highly…read morerecommend.

Little local gem. This place is a little hard to find but just walk a little up Pearse Steer from…read morethe castle and make a left under the archway before the bicycle shop. A local gentleman mentioned it to us and we were glad to find it. Delicious fresh cooked breakfast omelette and strong fresh ground coffee. Their lunch menu and scones/desserts look fab and the place was bustling with locals which is also a good sign. We were paying 10 euro for an awful breakfast at our hotel and you can come here for a lovely in for 6-7 including as much coffee or tea as you can drink.

Everyone comes to Athlone for Sean's Bar. They should also come for the delicious sandwiches. The…read moreIrish know their way around gluten free bread too so you can get a toastie like everyone else. The store is really cute. Like a cafe. Service is brisk and they are super friendly!

Just had delicious lunch. Lovely food and lovely service…read more Great buzz in the place, busy busy. Duck salad was yum, real good selection of food in one salad. Loved it. Will. Definitely return for more.

I am sorry to say that Corner House Bistro is permanently closed, so those looking at Athlone…read moreoptions should be aware.

Pretty decent coffees in this pretty large store and served up by Michael…read more He was courteous and promptly served up a glass of iced water with the coffees, unlike Starbucks Portsmouth who charged me 5p for a plastic cup of tap water. They have since apologised after several communications including being flanneled but it's left a lasting bad taste and broken my loyalty. If you are faced with a rip off charge for tap water tell them to sod off and leave as there's lots of other equally good providers. I'm starting to like the Costa coffee brand especially their flat white coffees and their deals include discount food and the free drinks are comparable in spend to Starbucks. This place is within an in town shopping centre with the usual suspects and a few independents. There's a Tesco and a BurgerKing.

Early Morning Coffee without a smile or thank you for a tip......!…read moreLatte was sour even with sugar - undrinkable! Advise tasting your coffee in store wasted €3.80. Improvements have been made and this is the closest you will get to Starbucks around unless u wanna drive to kildare! Still the same impersonal generic service but the coffee wasn't sour this time!

Simply amazing cuisine! We were traveling through Ireland…read morefor the past 2 weeks and landed on this secret gem. We loved every aspect of this Michelin mention restaurant and is worthy of a visit. We sampled the beef filet with cheek & potato terrine along with the Roast Lamb loin & confit breast of lamb. The side dishes and amuse bouche were simply delightful. A must visit.

This establishment was absolutely stunning. You definitely need a reservation because there isn't…read moremuch extra seating for you to just show up unannounced. The restaurant itself is charming, cute and quaint. The staff is super friendly and attentive to your needs. The food is a prefixed menu and it was absolutely Devine! I was worried I would still be hungry but as each course came out I felt more and more satisfied. If I'm ever back in Ireland I will be stopping here for another meal. It was fresh, beautifully plated and overall delicious. Worth every euro!

I was hungover so it had exactly what i wanted! Pus it was…read morehot outside and i wanted to get out of the heat... dont go in hear if you want to be cooled down... no A/C. They had the front door open to cool the palce down.... it didnt!... it more allowed wasps in to hover over the fruit scones! It is a nice big shopt, and it takes card... always a plus in my world! But it had no wifi... which isnt too good. it was alarge place, with a decent mix of couches and chairs. Also had an outside seating area, with a coded toilet. And complementary newspapers! The toilet-gents anyway, was not kept in too good a nick, pee all over the place! I wish O'briens reduced there prices a lil bit! the food is good but not for 5/6euro ah well. I went for a tune melt with my own makey-uppy add ons. I also ordered a coffee which was a decent size and tasted fairly good!, its a good palce to relax with friends anyways.But if you want a class of water...nope ya gota grab an overpriced bottle and two togo cups!!! It was a day when everything i wanted was just complicated to get! and Dislike is the only word in my head. The staff were ok, not extremely approachable, just there to do their jobs!

My wife LOVES this coffee shop. It is a chain, but has tasty food and the coffee is always good.read more

This place is within a town centre two floor shopping centre. We've been here before and I'm sure…read moreI've reviewed it here before. We took the coffee & scone deal at about €4 a head. The deal allowed a range of scones with butter in foil, cream and jam in mini plastic pot. What it didn't allow was to opt for a cappuccino or latte - americano only. It was an ok deal with darn good coffee and good but not great scones. Irish butter and cream are fabulous, the scones were good portioned but the jam was the cheaper stuff. I had walked through the diner with a view to a main meal and got the impression that it was almost school canteen style with the food kept in Bain Marie trays and it put me off a bit. It was a queue and pay system. I ordered, paid and brought our food to the table. We sat at a table outside the cafe in the centre concourse and a minute walk from M&S and it was a pleasant way to while away an hour or at least au whiled away an hour while my wife did some more shopping.

This Centra and Esso garage is on the Dublin side of Athlone just off the new M6. It's a great…read moreplace to stop off when one is driving from Dublin to Galway. The Centra has a decent cafe serving hot dinners tea/coffee. Nice place to get a hot breakfast early in the morning. There are also toilet facilites and an ATM available here too.