I went for a trip to Ennis with my partner, we were walking past Zest and thought we'd try it out…read more We tried a variety of salads, some we liked, others we weren't a fan of. But we would go back and try out others next time. They also serve cake, teas and coffees, where there is a great selection to choose from. The service was ok, the guy that served us was really nice. It seemed a bit busy when we arrived there. The cafe has plenty of seating and they have seating for groups of people as well.

We just happened to stop in to Zest while in Ennis, just looking to browse. We were instantly…read moreintrigued by the dessert display & bought both the Bailey's & Oreo cheesecake and the Snickers cheesecake for takeaway. They packaged both up very nicely & gave us whipped cream on the side. It was about 7 euros combined! The cheesecake slices were so good! We were told they are the most popular flavors & we can see why!

Great drinks and entertainment. Saw live music there and enjoyed a pint and a shot. Was staying at…read morethe hotel above called the Queen. Enjoyed a nice time there w/ family. Definitely will return.

This restaurant was in such a great location. All of the different food items that we had were very…read moretasty and the service was exceptional. I would recommend the crab sandwich and the beef stew.

Awful experience. The owner is rude and so is her staff. I would not recommend this place at all!…read moreThe coffee is revolting and I'm pretty sure the milk was nearly sour. The service was slow and the food was lackluster I could make better at home myself for a fraction of the price. There's nothing more disappointing than spending money on awful food.

Great little cafe in Ennis. We came here for lunch on the last day of a self drive tour of…read moreIreland. Had the Club sandwich, a latte, and an americano. Sandwich hit the spot (wasn't the biggest fan of the side salad, but maybe you'll like it!). Coffees were on point. Altogether, great place.

My friend and I were walking around Limerick New Year's Eve. We happened to notice a sign in the…read morewindow advertising Irish Coffee. My friend had never had one so we stopped in. One word? Perfect! The pub/ cafe is quaint and definitely a neighborhood hang out. The bartender, the owner and the customers were all delightful and friendly. We decided to go back to ring in the New Year there after being told about the St Mary's prized band that traditionally marches at midnight, plays a few tunes and marches away. So much fun. I'll definitely go back for breakfast on the next trip. And another Irish Coffee, of course!

We stopped in here for a light snack/lunch after wandering the city a bit. I opted for a scone & an…read moreamericano, while my friend went with the vegetable soup & a latte. Both delicious and just enough food to keep us going. Although they do offer a full menu for both breakfast and lunch, I was extremely content with our light lunch options. I suppose I'm used to American cafes where one might get a slightly warm slightly fresh scone most of the time. This scone was sliced in half, warmed, and served with a jam & whipped cream. The soup was served with bread and in a perfect lunch sized portion. I'm honestly already trying to plan a way to go again before leaving the city.

I was in Ennis, Co. Clare for a couple of days, one of them being Sunday. I had read glowing…read morereports of this bars soups. . Did a little bit of exploring of Ennis. It being fairly cold and I felt like a nice hot soup I entered the Diamond Bar. It appeared to be what in the UK is referred to as a LOCAL. When I asked for a soup I was informed they do not offer soup on Sunday's. So please be aware of this fact should you find yourself there as i did on a Sunday.

The Diamond Bar is a great little pub in the middle of Ennis. They have reasonably priced pints…read moreand offer some of the best soup and toasties in town for lunch. They have live music almost every night of the week which is a definite plus, but due to the small size of the pub you need to come early else you will find yourself standing for the night.

Great place to grab a cheap bite to eat in Ennis. Menu is fairly big offering something for…read moreeveryone. Irish dishes, burgers, steaks etc.. served. They have recently added a wine menu too

By far the nicest pub grub in Ennis. If you're visiting the area and want to try some hearty and…read moredelicious food in a totally chilled environment come here. The standout dishes for me are the chicken kiev, the pepper chicken aaaaand the cordon bleu. Especially the pepper chicken. Ah, this makes me want to hop on a plane home! Mmm.

Amazing dinner! Food was fantastic. I had the curry with chicken and my husband had the halibut…read moreafter the seafood chowder to start. It's a lovely cozy restaurant and the staff are warm and friendly.

Good and friendly service. Good fish and chips and stouts and ales from a brewery in Limerick (I…read morethink?). Cozy setting inside the cottage, and there looked to be lots of outside seating when the weather is nice.

What a wonderful spot! I was dubious at first because of the door you walk into seems like it is…read moregoing to be a pub but when you get up the stairs it opens up into a brightly lit room with all glass siding looking over the river. The food was delicious with large portions and our waiter was very attentive and friendly. Highly recommend to anyone stopping through Limerick!

Husband had the beef box (similar to Irish Fries in Michigan but way better), I had the seafood…read morepie. Then without having room left, we shared the sticky toffee pudding. We both agreed, one of the best meals we have had in a long time, and definitely our favorite in Ireland. Beautiful ambiance overlooking river and service was impeccable.

This is a cute café that serves delicious food at reasonable prices!…read more My "Mini" Irish Breakfast was only €5 and left me (7 months pregnant) very full! Mom's omelette was €6 and equally filling. We each had toast (white, wheaten, or soda) and tea or Americano included with our meals. The server was kind and helpful. The cafe and restroom were very clean! They also have lunch (deli style) and serve some delicious looking pastries! Giant cookies and brownies are €1.50. Definitely a great spot for breakfast!

Not a foodies delight, but that's not why you go here. Very good value and home cooked meals is the…read morereason for this place. Clean, simple and food is better than any fast food joint you will find. Lots of locals come here and the searing is tight so get in before 10am if you want the opportunity for one of 6 table tops. There are two additional bar height spots against the front window and two picnic tables outside.

A mile or so (technically a couple of kilometers) from the Cliffs of Moher is the Stonecutters…read moreKitchen. A wonderfully picturesque bistro with spectacular views of the County Claire countryside along the Wild Atlantic Way. From the 100-year-old cottage that the restaurant is situated to the beautiful patio and deck around it, Stonecutters provides the ideal scenery if you're visiting the area when you want to enjoy some delicious cuisine. We started with a bottle of Sangiovese while I noshed on some homemade brown soda bread, which was divine with Irish butter. The seafood tagliatelle was delicious and creamy that I savored every bite between the mussels and prawns and squid. The banofee dessert was magical between the biscuit on the bottom topped with bananas and drizzled with caramel and topped with ice cream. Enjoying our meal amidst the glorious setting was equally as memorable, if not more. No pictures can do justice to just how breathtaking it is to enjoy a meal in such a beautiful setting. Stonecutters is an ideal choice to enjoy dinner that has endless amounts of scenery to enjoy a wonderful outdoor dining experience.

This has to be the place that coined the term "cozy" for real estate sales. Upon entering, you are…read morestanding next to the guest log book in the main dining room with around half a dozen tables & there's a "children's" dining room to the left: 3 tables, a high chair and a few toys. The bright yellow house, turned restaurant is easy to spot on the way to/from the Cliffs of Moher. You pull in to a small playground and a friendly dog roaming the grounds. This place is unusually kid-friendly, while not being child-centric, particularly given the size. By that, I mean, on entering the public toilet area, there is a nifty baby changing station - WITH supplies. Anyone who's had a child can relate this to a restroom having toilet paper! I found it to have very thoughtful touches like that, the special room & playground equipment - I also heard staff tell a patron that the kids get a toy to keep with their meal. I didn't view the kids menu, tho I heard a parent talking about some options with her child, including fish & every child's favorite fun food "spaghetti"! Adults were not forgotten- there were candles on the table and nicely plated meals and home-style options, with a lovely selection of wine and beet to choose from. The service was friendly and helpful- food was well seasoned and properly cooked: fingerling potatoes were crisp outside and tender inside. I wish we'd skipped attempting the cafe at the cliffs all together & just started here!!