This is the perfect place to stop and get a bite to eat after you've been on Skellig Island for a…read morefew hours. Reasonable prices with good food. I ordered a wrap and and a scone to-go. The wrap was very good and the scone was the most amazing scone I've ever had!!! If I would have known the scone would have been that good, I would have taken 5 with me! I'm sure the rest of their food and pastries are delicious as well. Very friendly staff.

Decent vegan options on the Ring of Kerry which doesn't offer much. The waitstaff is very friendly…read moreand willing to make anything you like. They traditional Irish breads are not vegan, and I would not recommend the vegan gluten-free bread. But the soup and salad were both fantastic and worth the stop. They also offer soya milk as an alternative.

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!

I visited this cafe/restaurant a few times while working in the village of Portmagee during summer…read more The counter staff were very friendly and the seating area was cosy and clean. During good weather there is a terrace out the back that looks directly out onto the channel and Valentia Island, and a charming little bay window to sit in facing the street. The bathroom appeared to be wheelchair accessible. The first time I was there I only ordered a scone with jam and cream, which was pricey (€2.70) but possibly worth it since the place is run by the first female pastry chef in Ireland. All of the hot meals and baked goods are made onsite apparently. The second time I was there I had homemade chicken and mushroom soup with soda bread and butter on the side (€3.75 I think) and pancakes with maple syrup and fresh cream (about the same price as the soup). The soup was amazing, but I think I've had slightly better pancakes before though. I'd definitely recommend the place.

Excellent spot with a great ambiance, amazing locally roasted coffees and teas , delicious baked…read moregoods and a creative menu. The town surrounding is adorable and worth a quick walk about.

Adorable setting in Clonakilty, bright and open space in the bakery. There are many pastries…read moredisplayed that smell amazing. They have many selections for coffee, including iced beverages-- which is not common in my experience. I had an iced latte and scrambled eggs with toast. It was great fresh bread and delicious buttery eggs. A large serving for the price! Staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. It is always nice to find a place that has water available to anyone whenever they want it! I loved sitting there and observing the locals in this quaint little town, I would definitely recommend it!!

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.

Delicious pastries, super friendly service. Definitely look them up next time you're in Kinsale!read more

This review is a little late, we were there in Sep, but I wanted to make sure we put our wonderful…read moreexperience with Jo as many places as we could. We spent 3 days in Jo's room in Kinsale and loved her hospitality. The rooms are not 5 star but are well appointed and have everything you need. Jo's food is just awesome. You need to stop for breakfast or lunch no matter where you stay in Kinsale. We will defiantly be back our next time in Ireland.

Stopped in for a ham panini, salad. and chicken wrap whilst driving through the Ring of Kerry!…read more Friendly service, wonderful food. This place is so cute!! Lots of people were having tea and scones, which looked delicious. Try the chili sauce, it is amazing!!! Be mindful that it is CASH ONLY, so plan accordingly!

We stopped here for some coffee and quick snacks. We ordered scones and they were delicious!read more

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.

Every time I go to Killarney, I have to go to Noelles Cafe for a coffee and something small to eat,…read moreit is very cosy, the staff are friendly and the atmosphere is great.

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!

Chilly or damp from the brisk morning? Have a few minutes to spare? This is the place to do it…read more A lovely, bright, inviting atmosphere where you can pop in for a quick cuppa or mug of hot chocolate (more on the hot chocolate in a minute) or just pile up and read for a while. This is truly a reader's dream place. The fare is minimal but fresh and delicious from the bits we tried. This brings me to the hot chocolate. Hubby had the tall mug of steaming milk placed in front of him with an enormous block of chocolate on a stick - like a huge square lollipop. The idea was to stick it in the milk and stir until melted. There was a choice of white, milk or dark if I remember correctly (definitely more than just the white chocolate option). He absolutely LOVED it and declared it to be the best he had ever had - check out the photos. The ONLY reason they didn't get a 5 star was due to the lack of seating. We had to wait a while to get a seat and I'm not sure what they could do about that, but if you only have a limited amount of time in Kinsale, you may just want to pop your head in first to see if there is anything available.

We popped in just as they were closing but the last was kind enough to show us some pastries she…read morejust put away for the day in the box. She was a bit in the curt side- but was kind in switching a few tarts to bars and made an espresso for my guy. Prices were a bit high, as to be expected in a town like this. the next morning we woke to try our selections. My scone had raisins (I would have preferred cranberries) and was quite dry and bland, even for a "day old" bite. It tasted basically like flour and some raisins from time to time. Everyone else opted for the barista's favorite: some berry cobbler bar. The next morning, all their pastry bags were dripping with butter/oil. I don't think anyone had more than half their bar - everyone commented it was quite heavy and had wished they had went with another option. All in all - it got the job done: we were fed and ready to hit the road for another day of exploring the countryside. But, next time we may opt for another place to pick up selections if we find ourselves in town again.