Wow this coffee was fantastic. I was there twice and ordered a flat white both times. I also…read moreordered a cheese toastie. Everything was so good - the coffee was strong, the milk was smooth and creamy, and the sandwich was ooey and gooey. The outdoor seating is so very nice and a great place to meet up with a group. You have a great view of the beach and can easily walk around the area.

Nice spot for coffee after a walk on the beach! Owner is very nice and friendly and the outdoor…read moreseating offers a nice view of the beach and ocean. Coffee is strong, and delicious and ice cream offers some lovely flavors to enjoy! Would highly recommend!

Out on our mother daughter road trip (when we visit her in Ireland) it is always fun. A new…read moreadventure. We came across the Little Coffeehouse in Bunbeg a delightful cafe to relax with a latte & lunch before continuing on you NW journey. Food choices were good, fare reasonable, will go again.

Cute little cafe with a cozy ambience and warm service . We came here in our way back to Belfast as…read morewe were feeling peckish . We ordered a pot of tea , veg soup , warm goat cheese salad, falafel flatbread . Everything was delicious !

Excellent quick service and beautiful little cafe. Had the fish tacos because this is a fishing…read moretown. They came with a nice sauce, tomatoes, onions, few chilis for spice and nice greens. It's not Rubio style but it's delicious. Hubby had Rueben sandwich on sourdough which was delicious. Great place to stop after hiking around the cliffs.

Great place for fresh baked bread, apple tarts, and their lovely Orange Cake with fresh whipped…read morecream. Their coffee is really good too, and they do nice lunches including salads! I love their food, cakes, deserts, coffee. However, the mother doesn't like the food as they don't have turkey/ham and spuds. So if you looking for a traditional Donegal dinner go to Dom's or the Central. If you want some good fresh, made on the premises, not-traditional grub, then head here. I should warn you that the cafe is small, and at lunchtime does get busy and you may not get a seat. If you visiting town, stop here before noontime and after 1pm as the lunch-rush will have subsided. Aroma recently opened a 2nd location closer to the center of town. It's across the street from Magee's factory on New Row. I haven't tried it, so I'll let someone else review it. It is a bigger location.

In a craft village. So accommodating! Made me stuff that wasn't on the menu to take out!!!!read more

Very nice art gallery with a great cafe attached with homemade pastries & a small beer / alcoholic…read moreselection. Best coffee in the area.

Our hotel restaurant was closed. Waited at the bar for 10 mins before taking the head staggers and…read moreheading out in the car. Buttermilk? Let's try there. Closed! Damn. Keep going. Ok I admit, at first we stopped at starfish due to a Matt Nathanson cover of a prince song. However. It was so good, we came back the next day. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable (I asked some local questions) and the food was excellent. I had the Christmas sandwich - triple decker club - turkey, ham, stuffing, Brie and cranberry sauce - so damn good. Homemade coleslaw was tasty too. Hubby had the full breakfast and said it's the best he's had. Boom. High praise! Day 2 he had the exact same feed. I had the soda farm stack. If you're local to the area? You wanna come here. It's relaxed, has free wifi, and the food is delish. (Coulda done with another sausage on my stack, but I'm just being a piggy!)

Started with a nice complimentary soup taster with a piece of home made brown bread…read more My wife had a glass of white "house wine" which she said was spectacular . French unfortunately :-) she said really delicious. I'm not a wine drinker so ... Huh. When they figure out how to put a head on it and serve it by the pint I might try it again. The starter if smoked salmon which we shared was beautifully presented and prepared. See photo. I ordered Killybegs Trout pan fried and my wife had Hake. Boiled baby potatoes , fantastically in season here in Donegal. And roasted veggies. What a treat. We finished with coffee and desert which was the grande finale. This place is a star in Donegal and should be kept open at all cost. It should be a main feature on The Wild Atlantic Way. Some families just came in for coffee and desert while we were there. They were welcomed and nicely served. A spectacular meal that I would have paid 50% more for and still thought it good value.

Really like this place. There aren't many places to enjoy a coffee in Letterkenny - it hasn't…read morereally caught up with the coffee shop scene in other large towns. This place is cool though. The drinks and cakes are really good and it's pretty comfortable. The location is good too because you're close to the Port Road, the Shopping Centre and the bus station.

Love this place. I go there every week. The coffee tastes great and so to are the cakes. The staff…read moreare really friendly and the prices are just right.

This is such a delightful little restaurant. The servers are the nicest people in the world! The…read morefood was really scrumptious, but... Be aware the servings are HUGE! Might want to consider sharing.

Iced Coffee Takeaway review. A highly rated restaurant on Yelp, however, the seating was full and…read morewe decided to go elsewhere. Later, I chose to return for an iced coffee takeaway. "Iced Coffee" means either an iced Americano or an Iced Latte. I chose the former. Before anyone took my order, I waited approximately five or six minutes. Since I was in no rush, I didn't mind. What impressed me was the number of servers who asked me if I was alright. The entry area bustled with the back and forth of servers providing water to the patrons. The dessert case looked tantalizing! I also noticed that all coffee drinks contain two shots! I was guaranteed a nice Americano. My time to order arrived, and not long after, I walked out with my very satisfying iced drink. Another note: The quaint restaurant was beautifully decorated with lights in arches which affords a charming atmosphere.

This place is nice enough. It's going for the higher end market quite clearly and that is sort of…read morethe problem here. It charges the prices to match. This would be ok but it is the sort of place you'd like to pop in to for a coffee and bite at lunch time. Here that's going to cost you close to or maybe even more than £10 by the time you get a coffee, main lunch (sandwich or sarnie/soup deal) and maybe a little something sweet for desert. To be fair I have to say the coffee although not exceptional is above average, and I think I'd say the same about the food. So that's my problem really, yeah it's very much dead on, but the prices just don't tally with me with what's on offer.

I haven't been, I wish I had of because the rating look great but this business is permanently…read moreclosed, it's has been taken over by the Guildhall Tap house bar :(