Very dated self-service tea house. The upstairs looks out over the boats on the shannon, a welcome…read moredistraction from the dated, grim interior. Mix matched cups and saucers, heat rings on the heavy, awkward tables. The chairs are uncomfortable and cumbersome. You sip your latte hoping that this place has some saving grace. Nope. More milk than 'coffee', your friend nods grimly as their americano lacks anything that resembles coffee as we know it. Biting into your dry, shriveled eclair you wonder why this place has remained in 1982, a relic of the last recession. The sort of tired place that could only exist in the west of Ireland, where some towns don't seem too keen to modernize. A last resort in a town that severly lacks a decent tea shop.

Good rhubarb tart, but it could have used more rhubarb. Fair selection of breads, scones,…read morepastries. Fine cup of tea.

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.

The most perfect bakery in every way! Everything we tried was absolutely delicious and the staff…read morewas very helpful.

You wouldn't believe the service I received if I told you every detail. It was really just too…read moreexcellent. The Molloys team were so kind, generous, and supportive of my situation and went well beyond my expectations to provide a beautiful and delicious catering arrangement for a family I care deeply about despite my great distance. The foods were, by all reports, absolutely delicious - both sweet and savory. The sandwiches were lovely and made with high-quality ingredients in familiar and inventive ways. The sweets were a treat to both young and old. If you have the chance to visit them, do it often and tell them thanks from me.

Absolutely beautiful place. Food is great and staff are polite and friendly. Great place for lunch…read moreor just a quick bit to eat!

Opened in December of 2015, this small tea room is filled with locals looking for a good meal or an…read moreafternoon cuppa. We stumbled upon it as we searched for our relatives in Kilkelly. Seating for around 20 people inside with additional searing outside if the weather cooperates. The vegetable soup was a hearty blended soup of mixed vegetables. Perfect for this rainy day. Our sons had pancakes which only came with 2 which was disappointing. Service was a bit slow but friendly and accommodating.

From the owner: My husband Martin and I provide home cooked meals and baked goods in out caferead more

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