Delicious & affordable fruit tarts (4/5 green stars) I…read morepicked up two tartlets from Heaven's Cakes in the English Market and wish I had bought more! They were only €2 each, which seems amazing really. They were both fruit-nut combinations - one had plums on top while the other had rhubarb and the nuts were pistachio and almond. Both were delicious and I have to say I preferred them to the tart I tried from the Queen of Tarts in Dublin a few days later. Heaven's cakes tarts and pastries are a little more rustic looking but I actually prefer them that way. I'm also giving them 4/5 "green stars" for social and environmental impact. Here are some pros and cons: Pro: *You're supporting an independent, family-run business. *They provide a simple paper bag (preferable to boxes with plastic windows). *They appear to support community events like a healthy eating day at a local school Cons: *I don't know much about their ingredients - would be nice to know a few things, e.g., are eggs free range? Any organic ingredients used? Where is fruit sourced? Etc. Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, contact me! (greenstarsproject)

HEAVENS CAKES This five year old patisserie stall in the…read moreEnglish Market is well named. Here you get the tastes of pastry paradise, made locally! My latest purchase consisted of two French style tartlets: one a Berry and Almond mix, the other of Lemon Curd (photo), €2.00 each. Both were delicious. Service is always good and, while the wrapping may not be quite up to the French standard, it is not far off it and, in any case, is totally adequate. Web is www. Heavenscakes.ie but it didn't work last time I tried it.

Small bakery with items baked at the location. We stopped in for a quick pastry. Very tasty.read more

Chances are you drove past this small charming bakery on your way to the Cliffs of Moher, and…read morechances are you didn't even bother to stop in this charming tiny town of Ennisytmon. Real locals were coming in and out of Unglert's, taking with them some tasty homemade pastries. We got some too! There's a nice selection of goods under 1 euro, some under 2 euro. Good stuff! Unglert, a friendly fellow, saw us taking a photo of his shop outside, so he decided to get into the photo with me, and even gave me a free postcard so that we would remember his charming, tasty bakery. As for the pants Unglert was wearing that day? Spectacular! :)

Best bakery in town . They do beautiful cakes and very tasty treats . Yummy .read more

A great place to grab a cappuccino but its crowning jewel is the array of cakes and baked treats…read moreyou can have to accompany you're beverage of choice, I knocked a star off for both the limited amount of tables so you could be waiting awhile for a seat and the fact that if your a smoker nine times out of ten an ashtray is not supplied so you can see and Smell that people have been throwing their Butts on the ground.

We were driving through Doolin and decided to follow signs to the Doolin Crafts Gallery, hoping to…read morepick up a few gifts for folks back home. We found Brian Hackett hard at work in his jewelry studio, which I think has taken over the Crafts Gallery space. In any case, we were impressed by Brian's work but were not in the market for jewelry, so we moved along. In the other wing of the building, we were astounded to find the most AMAZING little bakery - to think we almost drove right by this place and didn't even know it existed. Fabiola, Brian's partner, has brought a little piece of France to this quiet corner of Ireland! Her delicate pastries and exquisite desserts reflect professional training and an artistic eye. They taste every bit as good as they look, too... I am still dreaming about the raspberry tart. Oh, la la. Fabiola herself is a welcoming host and will make you feel right at home as you enjoy her sun-bathed cafe, which overlooks the patio garden and fields beyond. A magical place, with cheerful touches of color and character in every inch of the decor...the perfect spot to sit and stay a while as you savor a mouth-watering pastry or scone and linger over a cup of dark, true coffee. Not to be missed if you are passing through Doolin. If the signs for the Doolin Crafts Gallery lead you astray, here is my best attempt at directions: take R479 northeast out of Doolin. About 1.0km out of town, you will see a large white church on a right-hand corner. Take a right on the lane just before it (L1036, I believe). The cafe and jewelry gallery will just a few hundred meters up on your right.

We felt very lucky to stumble across Fabiola's Patisserie & Cafe outside of Doolin. Service was…read moregreat, and Fabiola makes the best brownie my wife has ever had! Highly recommend. The 'poolish' bread and lemon meringue pie were also great. Thanks, Fabiola!

The above bakery restaurant was a good choice for lunch. We were happy that it opened before 12…read moretoo. We had the seafood chowder, the warm brie and the fish and chips. The fish was cooked perfectly! The seafood chowder had great bites of mussels. The brie was lovely EXCEPT we didn't like that the bread that the brie was on, was placed directly on top of salad with dressing. It made it messy and we did not like the flavour.

We were drawn to this place while looking for a quicker bite to eat while in Killarney stopping by…read moreon a tour. The outside of the building definitely draws you in and once you are close enough to look inside there is no turning back. They have a full restaurant as can be seen in the photo I submitted of the outside, but once you enter you realize they are also a full bakery and have a great assortment of all kinds of scones and baked goods as well as many breakfast and lunch items. I ended up getting a cappuccino and slice of a quiche and both were excellent. My wife ended up getting a scone which was also terrific and a latte. We also had an 18 month old with us and we were surprised that they catered well to children and had baby chairs as well. This is a place where it is welcoming and once you sit down, it is hard to leave. Service was friendly and quick and if we were staying in Killarney longer, there would have definitely been a repeat visit to this place. We will look to visit this place on our next trip to Killarney.

Okay this place was absolutely amazing. My fiancé got the quiche and the baileys dessert, and I got…read morethe veggie pizza, curry quinoa and key lime and blueberry cheesecake. Oh my gosh, everything was absolutely delicious. The lady who owns the bakery is from France and this was unlike any quiche we had while we were in France. It was by far the best one we have had during our trip. Everything was perfect, I had to add it to yelp to give it a proper praising. I would highly recommend this place if you are on your way to or from cliffs of moher. I think it's more of a lunch place, not sure if open for dinner.

Delightful find! Baked goods are delicious, coffee is locally roasted in the Burren. Quick,…read morefriendly service. Cash only, though, so come prepared.

The coffee shop was so cute. The bringer yellow of the cage was really brightening and added to the…read morecafe with the cute decorations and unique color. The pastries were absolutely delicious. The coffee I got iced and it was a bit milky which is why it did not get 5 stars but that is personal preference.

Fantastic coffee and vibe! Stopped in for a flat white and…read moreit was spot on, perfectly balanced and smooth. They use a local roastery, which makes the experience feel special and rooted in the area. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a great energy that makes you want to linger a bit longer. A must visit coffee spot in Dingle!

cute walk up pastry shop with delicious baked goods! i had the vegetarian jambon (flaky, soft…read morepastry with cheese& spinach) & was exceptional! I must go again! worth the extra euros.

Phenomenal new bakery. Perfect muffins, excellent coffee - and many other delicious treats.read more

O'Brien Bakery…read more Cute lil bakery! The area is gorgeous too with the water running nearby. Adorable little town! We stopped here for some goodies, while on the road. Worth the stop! There was no line. And it wasn't crowded. The whole area seemed to not have many tourists. Maybe because it was a weekday? Not too sure. But the baked goods are fresh. It was a nice break. Good little bakery to hit if you are in the area! :)