Always have got food here, especially the breakfasts for me. It's located in a garden centre on…read morethe Ashbourne to Ratoath Road with loads of parking.

Wildflower is a beautiful establishment !! Very relaxing in its surroundings and friendly staff…read more I've been there more than a few times now and strongly recommend this little gem. The food is excellent and if you have a sweet tooth.. I'll say no more :-)

We had lunch here in early spring, well before the tourist season and just before St. Patrick's…read moreDay, so the place was filled with just locals-there was a couple who had just finished their lunch, fished out a book each from their bags, and read for a while before leaving, two ladies meeting up over lunch to catch up and a couple with their toddler in another corner. There is a reason why the locals come here, the food was great. My salad was fresh with a variety of greens in a light vinaigrette. They smoke their own fish which goes into the fish pie. Great food at reasonable prices. Highly recommended.

Delicious! Popped in for lunch after touring the local burial mound. Sandwiches and coffees were…read moreterrific. I had a brie and chicken thing.

Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. Why don't more people from Celbridge come here?! I don't get it! Maybe…read morebecause you can't access it from the main street in your car any more?! If I still lived in Celbridge, this is definitely somewhere I'd be frequenting a lot more.. eh.. frequently..!!! Or maybe it's the lack of online presence?! I can't find anything about the cafe on the Castletown House website for example?! Why?! So here's what ye do. Go for a whopper walk up along the river, go over to the obelisk and imagine what it would have been like to have been hanging out with the Connolys and Johnathan Swifts and the likes, get a bitta wind in your hair, then get yourself over into the Courtyard Cafe in the grounds of the wonderful Castletown House, and get the warmth back in you. Get a nice sambo or hot meal and a lovingly made hot chocolate and cake to finish. You'll walk home with a spring in your step, guaranteed.

Walked here for brunch, food was delicious, coffee outstanding and wait staff super friendly!read more

The Happy Pear is amazing! I'm a strict vegan and this delightful takeout restaurant was my haven…read moreduring a 4 hour stop over in Dublin. I ate breakfast (the Breky Box) and lunch (a meatball sub) there and also bought snacks for the flight. It is reasonably priced and oh so delicious! I would highly recommend The Happy Pear to any traveller.

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

Cute corner shoppe with gorgeous baked goods and (owner's) homemade jam attractively displayed. My…read more(Irish)bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich was fresh and delicious. It came served with chips (crisps) and coleslaw. My husband's smoked salmon plate was impressive. Lovely salmon served with egg salad, soda bread, lettuce (from their garden!) tomato and cucumber slices and coleslaw. He said "wow!" Proprietors could not have been more courteous and welcoming.

Hidden gem in the beautiful surroundings of the gothic Tullynally castle and woodlands…read more Superb home cooking in an authentic rustic cafe served by the delightful Shirley and her team. The castle and court yard also host a wide range of events from classical music to a vintage car rally that arrived when I was there. Castlepollard may be off the beaten tourist track but, if you are in the area, its well worth a diversion for a leisurely coffee and some home baking.

Fave place for coffee or lunch in Drogheda (4/5 green stars)…read moreThere are a few good places to eat or have coffee in Drogheda these days (such as Salthouse, down on the Quay) but Relish has been my favorite for a few years. They make nice flat whites, their scones are great, and every lunch dish we've had here has been good too. I also like the feeling of the place - it's situated in the old Franciscan friary, next to the Highlanes gallery (free entry) that occupies the church. Apparently the Franciscan monks had been in Drogheda for 760 years before they left in 2000 and donated the church and friary to the town. Relish café has lots of light and staff members are always friendly. I'm also giving them 4/5 "green stars" for social and environmental impact, based on these reasons: * They have a reasonable number of vegetarian/vegan items on the menu but could do with a few more. * For meat-eaters, all of the meat is Irish. * They use free-range eggs. * They say that they use "fresh and seasonal ingredients from local suppliers" but could be a bit more forthcoming with details. I wrote to them for more info but didn't hear back. * For a few items they do name their sources. For example, Hegarty's cheddar, which is made in Cork using milk from their own small farm and vegetarian rennet. That's about all I have - I'll try and pay more attention next time and pick up more info : ) Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, contact me!

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 :(

This place is great! Great service and great food. Right around the block from the castle and…read morecomfy spot for food or drink with lovely people to serve you.

It's been a while since I've been in Kells and recently this amazing little gem has popped up. From…read morethe outside it looks small, and I was concerned it wouldn't have enough seating space, but do not be fooled! There is a beautiful outdoor seating area that's been really well landscaped and put together. Lots to look at while you wait for your coffee. There is also a lovely bright converted upstairs with lots of seating and some comfortable sofas to boot. I really love the decor here. It's country style, but fresh and clean. It's a pleasure to dine here. Their menu has a really good selection of eats from sandwiches to full cooked lasagnas, you won't be left wanting. I decided to go with the Tuna Melt. Other members of my party also opted for sandwiches, the club sandwich looking particularly lovely. While I enjoyed my tuna melt, I was expecting a little better. The melt looked great on the plate (see attached picture) but looked more like mini pizzas to me. I think next time I'll be sure to ask for it as a sandwich instead. The club sandwich looked fantastic and the portions are excellent value for money. It would be a really great rival spot to the nearby Bective for evening food. I can only imagine their upstairs looking super romantic with candles and fairy lights. Why should you dine here? Support local businesses! The food is excellent value, the surroundings are wonderful and the staff are absolutely lovely. I'm looking forward to giving this place another try very very soon.

Great little cafe for breakfast and coffee! Our meals were delicious and the coffee was so good…read more Service was also very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend!