Lovely! We popped in for lunch. Service was top tier so friendly! Lunch was absolutely amazing…read more Cutest place. So worth stopping in. Latte was scrumptious. If we lived here we would be come often!!

Probably the best breakfast I had the entire 10 days I travelled Ireland. Healthy choices, fresh…read moreingredients, and beautiful plating all contributed to this memorable meal. Sunday brunch is served 10am-3pm so we were able to sleep in a bit before we walked a short distance from the Plaza Hotel down Main Street to a side alley where the restaurant is located. We arrived a bit before noon and waited five minutes to be seated. Large front and back windows bring in plenty of light and the atmosphere is cute and cheery. There are a large variety of dishes to choose from, including vegan and vegetarian options. The iced Americano with almond milk and vanilla syrup I had was divine. Bring your check up the the counter to pay when you're done with your meal.

Easy ordering and delivery to table. Dog friendly, large portions and wonderful option for…read morepastries! The food is lovely and the cafe is cute and seems to be family.

Small coffee shop with all the traditional coffee type options. 2 Euro for a to-go cup, so we just…read morestayed and had our drinks. Customer service was good, order and sit at your table with a number and they bring you your drinks. Good location when walking around town.

Delicious scones and big servings of cappuccino. It's busy, but has a lot of seating. A nice place…read moreto relax and use wifi before we were on to the next leg of our Ireland trip. Too bad we had already eaten, the lunches looked great. Wi-Fi: Underground Cafe Password: underground14

Good vegetable soup; when asked for a description, the girl at the counter explained it as "Well,…read morevegetable soup." I'd say "Pureed vegetables including broccoli, potato base, served with bread." The semi-subterranean level is convenient in hot weather, when it keeps things cooler; there's still enough windows to keep things bright. Less touristy than most of Main Street (which pushed my boundaries a little); a nicely peaceful respite.

Situated at the base of the Plaza Hotel in the city center of Killarney, Cafe Du Parc was a treat…read morefor us on our last morning in the city. We got a recommendation for Cafe Du Parc at dinner on the previous night, so we mapped it out and made our way for breakfast and coffee on a weekday morning. Given the day and time, they were not busy, so we were sat very quickly. The restaurant is one large space, but divided into two distinct areas. The breakfast/cafe and then the bar/restaurant. Same spot, different vibes. We sat at a table in the cafe area which features a few standard tables, a lounge seating area and a coffee/pastry bar. We ordered a combination of breakfast items from scrambled eggs to sausage rolls and an iced mocha. The eggs were good, very soft and fluffy, but a bit under seasoned, but that honestly was a trend in Ireland. The sausage roll was the best part for me! It was flavored and the house made remoulade/salsa was great! The iced mocha was a bit odd with the heavy dusting of chocolate powder on top, which made it a bit cakey when mixed in. It was tasty, but not what I expected. Service was stellar from entry to exit. The hostess was also our server and she was fantastic! The space was well kept and very clean. Overall, this was a great parting meal for us as we left Killarney!

Had a quick dinner here before catching the train leaving Killarney. Situated at Plaza Hotel, the…read moreplace had delicate interior decor and lighting. The bar also had some nice alcohol and spirits. Calamari: very juicy and enormous calamri coated with crispy pastry and nice seasoning. Probably some of the "largest" calamari I've seen. Chicken wings: some would call them authentic Buffalo spicy, I was just not a fan of the flavor profile myself. But the texture was quite juicy. Fish and chips: piping hot with crispy dough. The fish itself is slightly mushy though. Chips were standard. Overall, the food could use a bit of uplifting, but the dining environment was quite nice, and the staff was friendly.

Stopped into Lir Cafe while in Killarney and was so pleasantly surprised by their vegan options!…read more The owner was incredibly kind and gave off the best authentic Irish vibes -- warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly. It made the whole experience feel special. The coffee was absolutely delicious. My flat white with coconut milk was done perfectly -- smooth, rich, and beautifully balanced. Honestly one of the best I've had in Ireland. And the desserts... wow. The lemon cake was perfectly sweet (not overpowering at all), and the chocolate coconut tart was simply supreme. If you're looking for great vegan treats and fantastic coffee in Killarney, this spot is a must-visit!

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen fell in love with this quaint cafe. The chocolate (try the…read morebanofee!), the toasties (perfect for a bite when a whole meal is not needed), and of course the coffees! Small, lively place full of staff who are in happy spirits. Love! The end.

During my 2 week visit in Ireland, I was searching everyday for the best cafés. When I was in…read moreKillarney I came across Noelles and it was hands down my favorite café in Ireland. I got the Honeycomb mocha and a vegetarian panini I believe was called Yoko Ono. Both were incredibly delicious and when I left I got another mocha to go! The staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was amazing. The café itself had several rooms each decorated differently as well as outdoor seating. I noticed that they supported local artists and most of the art on the walls had price tags (which is a huge plus.) Overall this café is great and has a wonderful aesthetic value and I would recommend it to any travelers who find themselves in Killarney and any locals who have wandered in yet!

On our final full day in Killarney, a quiet Sunday morning called for two simple pleasures: good…read morecoffee and fresh scones. Wandering down Old Market Lane, Noelle's Café seemed to offer the one thing that can be surprisingly elusive on a busy weekend--an open table. It turned out to offer much more than that. Stepping inside, we were greeted with a warm welcome that immediately set the tone. The coffee was expertly prepared, the freshly baked scones were outstanding, and the generous dollop of whipped cream that accompanied them was exceptional--light, rich, and indulgent without overwhelming the pastry. Sometimes the simplest breakfast, when done well, is the most satisfying. Old Market Lane is one of Killarney's most historically significant streets, serving as the town's commercial heart throughout the 18th and 19th centuries when merchants and craftsmen filled its narrow passageways. Today, its historic character remains intact, even as cafés, boutiques, and galleries have transformed it into one of Killarney's most inviting pedestrian lanes. Settling into the café's intimate rear courtyard with coffee in hand, we found ourselves immersed in Killarney's unmistakably international atmosphere. Conversations flowed in several languages, blending effortlessly with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and warm pastries. It was a reminder that while Killarney proudly celebrates its Irish heritage, it has also become a welcoming destination for visitors from around the world. Regular readers know that I generally prefer restaurants and cafés to leave politics at the door. I believe there is a time and a place for political expression, and for me, dining should provide a welcome respite from the day's debates. Fortunately, what ultimately defines Noelle's Café is not any signage or messaging one might notice, but the warmth of its hospitality. The gracious staff, excellent coffee, and superb baked goods are what linger in the memory long after the cups have been cleared. Sometimes the most memorable cafés aren't the ones you carefully plan to visit--they're the ones you discover by chance, where genuine hospitality, excellent coffee, and a seat in a charming courtyard combine to capture the spirit of a place. Noelle's Café did exactly that, making it a fitting farewell to our time in Killarney.

This was a delightful hidden gem in Killarney. Made in house, the baked goods both savory and…read moresweet were fantastic! Great cup of coffee and comfy indoor seating. Staff were kind and helpful! Stop in ;)

If you want the most unique, delicious almond croissant you must come here. A cross between pound…read morecake and croissant it was so flavorful and rich. Our oat milk lattes were heaven and the service was really great. The Bakery is so charming and there is seating of a few small tables if you choose to enjoy your breakfast there. I would love to come back to try the other tasty treats they have.

Very much a hangout for locals to have a chat over lunch or breakfast. Solid if simple food, well…read morepriced (€7 for a full breakfast, cheapest I've found so far in Ireland), quick service. A solid choice.

Good smoked salmon and hot drinks for breakfast. A bit pricey for what you get. They use frozen…read morebagels and one dish I had was cooked via microwave.

So good! Was craving pasta and was not let down. Patient and kind waiters, really pretty plates and…read moreatmosphere, will try to come again once i'm back in ireland for sure :) sherry trifle was a great end to the evening. Mmm... Yum...

The server upstairs was amazing and helped with the menu. Recommended the Cottage Pie, which was…read moreexcellent. The beef stew was great and quite hearty. Lots of food. Beef stew came with a side of French fries and mashed potatoes. Come hungry. And to top it all off, a nice Murphys. Very nice dinner all around!