We just went for broke and bought a dozen so 4 each of Eton Mess, blackcurrant cream and coffee…read morecream. Individually these were priced at €3.5 for one. They were very well filled and absolutely delicious. We and I had a flat white and a cappuccino. The two guys serving were delightful and we sat at one of the very few tables that have set up beside their trailer. These are sour dough based donuts and are truly ace. Using sourdough gives a stronger crumb and a soft bread-like texture. It also means that these doughnuts absorb less oil than their non-sourdough counterparts The company began 44 years ago operating from a kiosk in Dublin and now has seven outlets. I noted they had vegan donuts one with vanilla pods, chia seeds and chopped pistachio, others include lotus biscoff, vegan blackcurrant jam, coffee and walnut, peanut butter to name a few.

The ladies were great! Relatively fast, friendly and helpful…read more Things to note: they don't have tap water, so you'll have to get a beverage or refill your water bottle at Starbucks down the way. The queue begins from behind the window, not the front. All that said!! What a delicious crepe! I've never had a savory crepe and now I wish I lived in Ireland so I could keep coming back for this yummy treat. They have tables for their guests to sit and enjoy their meal. So don't fret, you'll have a place to relax. It is outside, so be prepared for the weather.

I stopped off here recently on my way back from Electric Picnic & I was dying for something…read morecomforting and tasty! There aren't too many food options in Kildare Shopping Village but I wanted something quick & easy, so decided to try one of their crepes. I chose one with mozzarella, sundried tomatoes and basil. I initially thought it looked really good but I soon realised the crepe itself was extremely oily, like it was dripping out the bottom! Maybe due to the tomatoes? There was very little filling, it wasn't til I got near the bottom that I even found any of the offending tomatoes, and very little flavour in general. I think it cost about 7 euro. I didn't expect it to be amazing... and it wasn't! Probably wouldn't bother next time.

Great food and a reasonable price too. The cajun wrap, veg soup and sweet potato fries were lovely,…read moreand the coffee too. Toilets need upgrading

Since opening this is in my opinion the best restaurant in Athy. The only place for breakfast as…read moreit's the best and Sunday lunch is particularly good. Their desserts, home made soup's, breads, and dressings from scratch are pure quality and you can taste the freshness. Great coffee and nice staff. Repeat trade speaks for itself.

It's a very handy place to go when. Great options for anything you would be short of at home! They…read morehave also introduced in gluten free, dairy free and Paleo products to their store. Great brands to choose from and have never had any issues with staff.

there are 2 in town just minutes walk from each other. This is the one on Duke street opposite the…read morepost office. The staff are very young all on rubbish wages I would imagine judging by their attitude and the place in general need some good management and new staff with some incentives I would guess. My advice go to the other one, betters selection and its run by grown ups.

Great place for family to enjoy brunch together on a cold stormy morning. Massive breakfast…read moreportions, delicious hot cocoa treat. I want all their scones.

Bradburys have been in Athy since 1938 so if you add up those years and all those cakes and breads…read morethey've made over the years ... It's no doubt they call themselves specialists in their field. Their cakes and buns are lovely and fresh. I'm a fan of coffee slices and would prefer their topping to be more like the sticky caramel you get in most bakeries - theirs is a hard icing. Their salads are fresh and they offer a nice selection. For hot food, you can try their all day breakfast - in my opinion it could be of better quality in some parts like the sausages but that's just personal preference. Their vol au vents are tasty and the potato gratin, delicious. The restaurant itself is bright, airy and clean - if the weather permits you can sit in the small terraced garden. The prices are average and there are specials available. The staff are very friendly. Bradburys haven't gone down the gourmet breakfast, sandwich or meal route like so many places have. They have enough of a selection in the salad to build your own gourmet sandwich. Would it make it better if they did advertise an all gourmet menu it's hard to say. As it's a favourite spot for my mum for a bite to eat and a chat, I'll be returning again and again.

great prices, great selection, close for a complete rebuild now so its going to get even better. A…read morebakery and fresh organic section, its my favourite grocery store in the country.

Good shop with a lot going for it. I like the prices, the choices, and the staff are also…read morereasonable and approachable. HOWEVER, Be warned, do NOT go shopping in the afternoon there, there seems to be a shortage of staff and in the afternoon the shelves are bare - well how else can they explain why the shelves have a scarcity of products on them in the afternoons? But for the morning shoppers? Happy shopping! One other thing, I notice on Yelp's page they say Lidl doesn't take credit cards? THEY DO!

Kildare Village was in need of places like this. Serving 3fe coffee which they brewed to…read moreperfection. Plenty of tables and some outside seating if the weather permitted. Selection of sandwiches, salads and cakes along with juices also available.

Like the other Joe's Coffee shops, they serve the same consistently good coffee here. They also…read moreserve other hot and cold drinks and a range of made-on-the-spot smoothies. Their food options are packaged but seem very wholesome and fresh. I got a gorgeous, colourful superfood salad that was huge and fairly priced. The emphasis seems to be on healthy/nutrition with the range of pre-made salads, which is great! My friend got a kale + chicken salad which she also liked. There's lots of seating inside and outside, a comfortable spot for a quick recharge while shopping!

ROSE COTTAGE FRUIT FARM…read more The tasty products of the Rose Cottage Fruit Farm may be found at quite a few local markets including Mahon Point and Midleton. Cherries and Blueberries are included in a wide variety and they also do drinks such as Apple Juice, also mixes such as Apple and Raspberry, and they have a full range of jams. Enjoyed a bottle of their Apple Juice recently and can agree it is worth the three euro for the 75cl. Rose Cottage Trumera Mountrath Co. Laois http://www.rosecottagefruitfarm.ie Phone: 057 8732666