Excellent service. Perfect for a small-healthy lunch. But definitely leave room for dessert.read more

Lovely, cosy tea room. Good tea and light meals as well as pastries. Great location and view of the…read moretown through the window.

Adorable tea room that also has great coffee! We stopped by on our quick trip through Carrick. We…read moreeach got a beverage and a delicious slice of bread for less than 11€. I reccomend visiting this place on a rainy day! So cozy.

One of my favourite places in Ireland to relax and have a cup of tea with amazingly delicious baked…read moregoods (made fresh in house daily). The interior is spacious, decorated with vintage decor and items are served on vintage china. The almond and pear scones are divine. Staff are friendly. Would highly recommend stopping by!

I ordered tea and they do not short you on it. There's enough in the pot for two cups. I also had…read moreone of the beef sausage rolls with HP sauce and I could've had a few more, it was so good. The staff were so nice and accommodating. We had some great conversation.

Great service and food. I was there to wait for my transportation and I had a lovely toasties and…read moretea.

Stopped in here after just arriving in Galway, very pleasantly surprised! The ambiance really drew…read moreme in and vegan options on the menu solidified our decision to stop in. Seating is adorable and comfortable, inside or out. Staff meeting we friendly and helpful. The vegetable curry was very good and the homemade blueberry tea was superb. The truffles were the only disappointment, I didn't realize they were mostly shredded coconut which I don't like. Would have gladly stopped in here again of we could.

This was a very beautifully relaxed, but Bohemian tea house. The tea selections I think are almost…read moreover 50 to choose from. Pastries and desserts are quite robust in their selection. The owner who helped me was very knowledgeable and help me pick out the right tea as I am a fan of Rose. She had a jasmine rose tea that was just divine. Great experience. would recommend.

The Bottom Line: A very cute, out of the way tea and garden room with unique dishes and a home-y…read moreatmosphere. I'd love to recommend what you should try, but it is all based on seasonality and availability. Regardless, you'll enjoy their fresh, creative dishes. I highly recommend it.

Absolutely wonderful pretty and charming Tea Rooms in the village of Ballyvaughan, Co Clare, just…read moreopposite the main pier on the road to Fanore - in fact just before you come to the famous Monk's Pub. What a beautiful setting, looking out on Galway Bay, but you can also eat at the back of the restaurant which overflows into a conservatory style eating area looking out on a gorgeous cottage style garden, packed with herbs, flowers and plants of all descriptions. The food is absolutely delicious, from the array of open sandwiches to the huge selection of mouth-watering cakes, scones and cheesecakes on display - all freshly made and so hard to resist - biggest difficulty is trying to decide which slice of cake to choose. The crockery is all old style and mostly Victorian vintage which adds to the charm of the place. Downside is it can be very busy if you arrive midday/lunchtime and we had to wait about 20 minutes for a table, plus I feel it is a little bit pricey but the quality of the food is probably worth it.

Claire's Tearooms (yes there are multiple) provides what may be the quintessential breakfast and…read moretea experience. I had a LivingSocial which provided breakfast for two, with juice and a pot of tea for a measly, embarrassingly cheap 7 euros. And yet I'd have gladly paid full price. Eggs Benedict with fresh eggs and a hollandaise so tasty it defied my taste buds to identify the source of its greatness. Fresh juice, and a piping hot pot of Irish breakfast. All in a traditional stone house with proper place settings and little flowers on the teacups. Go for breakfast, go for afternoon tea - hell, go for breakfast and STAY for afternoon tea! This is a place not to be missed.

Perhaps add your hours to the yelp.. we drove out of our way to come here on a Monday morning, and…read morethe place was closed.

Quaint little place at the Connemara National Park Visitor Centre. We had the bacon and Brie…read moresandwich. I had a delicious cappuccino. Reasonably priced. Nice seating area. Friendly staff. Cards accepted.

its my first time at diamond hill and it was a lovely hike but the cafe wasn't a good experience…read morefor me.. while entering and asking do yous have ice cream they said ye but cash only and very rude to my son,, he didn't see anything he wanted so we just made our way out but when we left we had a very rude worker accuse us of robbing saying are yous going to pay for that to us in a very rude manner about two bottles of water we already came in with and when ive made it known to her we already had them she was still very rude and told us someone else told her so she didn't know and closed the door in our face. as someone who has worked in retail I find this behaviour shocking and them lacking there retail experience maybe keep a better eye when people are entering the shop and I wish I took this further as no one deserves to be spoken and treated like that!!

We ate lunch here and loved the food and the service. Good things come in small packages, and this…read moretea room was just that, small quaint and delicious.

Came here for lunch. Was right across the street from the shrine and next to St. Brigid's gift…read moreshop. They had everything from salads to paninis to pies to lattes, but we opted for the soup of the day (a homemade vegetable soup, perfect for a cold rainy afternoon) and some soda bread. The soup was rather a blended soup, than having chunks of vegetables in it. Wasn't bad. There was quite the queue when we arrived and even more so the wait for a table. Prices weren't bad either - the soup and bread coming out to be 4.50 € each

Food is great, staff is very nice and good prices. The restaurant offers a great family environment.read more

Doncha just love serendipity, even the word has a positive ring to it. We pass by Ballina about…read moretwice a year. It self-promotes itself as Ireland's salmon capital with a sign at the edge of town proclaiming so. Ballina means 'mouth of the ford' and it nestles in the Ox and Nephin Beg mountains. So we pick up some wild salmon at 80 euro a kilo. The town has had inhabitants for near 700 years. We've become used to calling into Dave's cafe for one of the best coffees anywhere around. So up the alleyway more than ready for great coffee and horror of horrors it was closed: it was 4:30pm maybe he closes mid afternoon, who knows but having built up to great coffee it was time to explore. I knew there was a Costa in town but I didn't really want to go there and found this place just across the road on a Main Street. The coffees were superb - a flat white and cappuccino - and both under €3. Serving staff were a friendly bunch and it was a cosy place away from the cold rain outside. Dave might have lost four coffee sales a year. Hope he can cope.

Went here with my girlfriend; what an amazing place it is!…read more The coffees are amazing, and when the focaccia's came we just realised these are the best. Ever. The orders came quick, although it was packed! This was a big plus point for them; excellent. We will definitely be coming back again! Do come too!