Centric, lots of drink options, pastries, sitting outside, downstairs and also a cozy upstairs…read more They have toilets (ask for the code) and free WiFi. We ordered a vanilla-flavored chai latte with cinnamon on top and an iced peach tea. Chai latte was so good I didn't even add extra sugar. And even though they were pretty packed, I got my drinks relatively fast, which was nice! Side tip: if you are looking for a much smaller but also quieter spot, look up "cork coffee roasters" and go to their location north of the river. They even have a sign that says "we don't have WiFi, talk to each other". Totally different vibe

I'm going to keep this review short and sweet. Great coffee, great pastries, great prices, and…read moregreat location. One of the best mocha lattes I've had.

Our usual habit is to set out straight from Dublin at about 7.30 on a Saturday morning, drive…read morestraight to Ormonds, picking up the Irish Times on the way. After 120 mile drive, I'm well up for breakfast at 9.30. Their Late for Work breakfast bagel with bacon is great, their mini breakfast is all you'll ever need to set you up for the day. Their brioche is a great find but often all sold out by mid-morning. Lattes so good, I always have two. And you'll always meet someone you know. Long may it continue

They have a little bit of everything. The menu is diverse and very tasty. The kids and wife like…read morethe deserts. Good prices. Everything taste good. Nicely done. Sunny and roomy.

Surprisingly tasty little spot in coastal Dungarvan. We were driving through town on our way to…read moreKinsale, when our kids found good reviews of 2 Sisters online. We decided to stop off and grab a meal on a quiet Wednesday afternoon. And what a good decision it was. Although a bit unprepossessing in terms of looks (the interior is painted a simple pink and there is little in the way of ambience), the menu offered a surprisingly wide array of choices. As our party of five had very different interests in eating, we all got a diverse set of dishes. From my simple scone and latte to my son's Mexican smash burger, everything was quite tasty and reasonably priced. They do seem a bit short-handed, but overall no complaints at all. Definitely worth a stop if you're nearby.

Amazingly friendly service and interesting menu! We enjoyed ourselves here while visiting Ireland.read more

Service: The staff is super friendly. The drinks and food…read morecame out speedily. Ambiance: There's a very nice window side with a bit of seating. Great spot to grab a quick coffee and maybe some breakfast or lunch. Food: We got two cappuccinos and a Goat Cheese and Beet wrap. The coffee was delicious and strong. The wrap was incredibly delicious. I love goat cheese so I might be a bit biased. Price: Decent prices compared to more touristic areas. In all we spent about ~€10. Definitely recommend.

This place was alright but you need to choose the right dishes. Pizza was a bit bland as were the…read morefish cakes. The mussels and cheese plate were fantastic.

Fantastic Food, Wonderfully Weird Furniture, Great Coffee, Lovely Location and Beautiful Owner.read more

If you are in the area, stop in for lunch at this delightful cafe located in the Dungarvan town…read moresquare. Great selection of sandwiches, lovely atmosphere and reasonably priced.

This place used to be all about healthy eating. Now it's all cakes and kids buying icecream and…read moresugary drinks. They also talk about eco friendly this and that, it's a pity as their plasticky coffee cups can be seen in the hedgerows for miles around the town. Worst of all is the €10 a day they pay staff with the JobBridge scheme

Great view of Davitt's Quay! The spicy chicken sandwich was better than expected. Delicious latte…read moreand scone. Great place to stop!