This was a nice find near a Tesco in a small town. My friend and I arrived after driving from…read moreDublin with little sleep on our flight from Chicago, and we wanted drinks. We got tea and coffee. Their baked goods also hit the spot. They have fun mugs too, so I bought one to take home (I may or may not have too many mugs, so one more won't hurt). The lady at the counter was friendly, and she let me put my own milk in my tea. That never happens in the US.

A cute place! The service was nice and I only got a chocolate chip cookie but it was tasty. A quick…read morestop in and out with a nice menu and cute atmosphere.

Ice Cream was good, but already melting when they served it. Nothing special. They also serve…read moredonuts which we didn't try. About 5 Euro for a waffle cone with two small scoops.

Clearly you are on your way to the Cliffs of Moher or perhaps over the choppy waves to one of the…read moreAran Islands. Otherwise what would you be doing here on Fisher Street in the seaside hamlet of Doolin in County Clare? There's a row of little shops and of course, Gus O'Connor's Pub, on this street overlooking the babbling Allie River. This was actually my second time in this area but the first where I had enough time to enter this charming chocolate shop where you see a feast of fudge in front of you in the display case (photo: http://bit.ly/2f0kM0a). It's hard to resist such sweet handmade treats so why bother resisting? Sample away as the kindly owner is more than happy to share her fudge with you (photo: http://bit.ly/2f0oRkK). There are also plenty of chocolate, caramel, and cookie crunch bars to choose from (photo: http://bit.ly/2fszI9Q) as well as pre-packaged artisan fudge treats from the nearby Wilde Irish Chocolate Factory (photo: http://bit.ly/2eIrokX). As you can see, I went to town and bought a bag of the Hazelnut Milk Chocolate and my personal favorite, the Peanut & Pistachio Fudge (photo: http://bit.ly/2e0gZgu). There was even a customized bag of Chocolate-Covered Peanuts which were purely addictive on the bus ride back to Galway (photo: http://bit.ly/2eIo0Xm).

5 stars for the cutest chocolate shop in one of the cutest little towns…read more My friend and I were on a tour to the Cliffs of Moher and the wee town of Doolin was one of our stops. After lunch we walked around the area and this chocolate shop was one of our stops. The lovely owner was manning the front and greeting everyone as they walked in and out. We had a quick conversation with her and she told us that she and her family make all the chocolate themselves. Awesome! If you like chocolate, you'll be in chocolate heaven. There are so many different flavours and varieties for you to choose from - dark, milk, nutmeg, strawberry, orange, almonds, raisins, and so much more. You can get chocolate bars, lollies, or chocolate covered treats. The options are really endless here. Did I mention that they also sell a variety of chocolate fudge chunks? I picked up a few chocolate bars for my dad and brother since they are huge choco fans. I was also happy to support this awesome local business. I'm now back in Canada and have opened up one of the chocolate bars and damn, are they good. I should've picked up more!

Very good breakfast/lunch/coffee place. Great coffee, delicious food. Small but worth the wait for…read morea table.

Stopped by this place for brunch, was pleasantly surprised, considering we correctly have several…read moredietary restrictions. We had the Sweet potato fritter, avocado bacon toast, the fresh orange juice, a tea, and a latte. All of the dishes were fantastic, especially the crispy bacon (wish i had more!) and the espresso in the latte had a bitter chocolate flavor which was lovely. Hope to visit again soon.

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! :)

Coffee is delicious food is Def worth it I recommend the triple decker for sure I had it twice and…read moreit's my favorite thing there or the Mexican bagel this is the first place I had a sandwich outside from home and I will be eating here most of the time

Great place to stop in and get a bite! Had their toastie and epic melt toastie with cappuccino and…read moreiced coffee. Highly recommend as the food was delicious and the staff was very friendly.

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!

On the way home from the park today I was surprised to see a new sweet shop/ice cream parlor had…read moreopened. It's right near where we live, but we haven't been out down the turnpike road in a couple of weeks so we had not seen it. I must say I was very impressed. They have a nice selection of sweets available for purchase and ice cream and milkshakes too. The best part is they have tables inside so you can relax and enjoy your ice cream, which is brilliant. The prices were very reasonable and the staff were friendly and fast. Looks like we might have to make walking home this way a more routine thing this summer sure!