Located at the heart of Cobh sea front, this cafe serves breakfast and lunch items with a full…read morerange of coffees and soft drinks. Absolutely loved the beef brisket toastie. Toast was super crispy and well-layered with butter. Generous portion of beef brisket with tender texture and pleasant seasoning. Also fresh and juicy vegetables. The place is perfect for a quick bite or drink before or after touring the Cobh town.

Great GF breakfast option. Food was fresh and came out quickly. Staff was lovely. Kicking playlist…read moregoing for good vibes!

Such a cozy, welcoming spot. Felt like home - fantastic service (Rory was great) and the owner was…read moreso personable and keeps things running like a well oiled machine. The food came out fresh, hot and full of flavor. We were absolutely stuffed or else we would have indulged in the delicious looking desserts in the case. This spot speaks for itself if you give it a try which I would recommend without a doubt.

Took my wife and kids to Shamrock for a meal and everything was great. Had a friendly waiter and…read moreall was good. Will go there again.

The food is excellent and the service is prompt and friendly. A must stop if near New Ross!!read more

Such a lovely food and friendly staff, have visited few times, fresh foods, amazing salads and wow…read moretea

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.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner. The menu is perfect. Is exactly what I like. Good for a late breakfast or…read morean earlier lunch.

This place is excellent. Food was superb, the staff and proprietor charming, and the ambience was…read moredelightful. Sunday Roast and Hake for lunch, along with a fabulous local "West Coast" style IPA made in Waterford made the meal a wonderful experience. We will be back!

We had the luxury of staying at The Tannery Townhouse, experience a private cooking class with Chef…read morePaul Flynn, and dine in the restaurant both for dinner and breakfast the following morning. We felt like royalty the whole time. Chef Paul was brilliant, kind, and supremely funny. And the food...oh the food! You can keep the Cliffs of Moher and the Blarney Castle...to me, Ireland is all about The Tannery.

Stopped here for breakfast which is only served from 10am-12pm at which point the lunch menu comes…read moreinto effect. This place is close to Waterford so a good location if you're taking a tour there or doing some shopping in the town. I ordered an Americano and the salmon toast. Coffee was good, food looked beautiful but tasted just okay. Instead of a traditional Benedict sauce they do an avocado sauce which was SUPER lemony and overpowered the rest of the dish in my opinion. I also took a piece of the carrot cake for 3.5 euro as take away which was probably the best thing I had from here. Service was not as friendly as many of the other small cafes I've visited in Ireland which was disappointing since this place is very charming inside. I'd recommend for a quick coffee and cake but have your breakfast or lunch elsewhere.

Lovely cafe! The girls working the counter were the sweetest…read more It's a small shop with seven tables indoors and a couple outdoors. The cappuccino was delicious and my friend enjoyed her tea. They also carry hot chocolate. The baked goods looked amazing-cakes, scones, brownies, rice crispy treats. I had to stay away! they also have retail coffee. Come get some!

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.

To say this restaurant is on the waterfront would be an understatement. I felt that upon entrance…read moreto this charming seaside folky charmingly boutique restaurant that I was immediately transported onto the set of the little mermaid. The food was succulent and well temperatured. It was cooked for sure, this I know. Transported unto my table at a good pace by a waitor who I knew was sure footed. Not room for error or scene. This young man was made for this position. As the night grew old and I wearied I left this magical place with a wish upon my lips to return. The kebab down the road was non too shabby either.

From the owner: Relax and enjoy the view at One the Waterfront with breakfast, lunch, dinner or a drink from the…read morebar.

Great food, great service, great owner! Excellent mini…read moreIrish, and they let me customize it!!

"THE BEST FULL IRISH IN THE COUNTRY!!!!"…read more 5 Stars. Five. If I could give more I would. If you love breakfast, you need to take a trip to Midleton, Co Cork. At The Pantry, you'll be served what can only be described as The most serious contender for BEST FULL IRISH IN THE COUNTRY!!!! This is not something I take lightly. I have enjoyed far too many a Full Irish's up and down our fair island...and I'm not joking - SO MANY breakfasts. But never have been inspired to put my feelings about any meal in writing...nevermind post them online. Until now. I first wandered into The Pantry just over a year ago looking for a breakfast...we were met a smile and welcome from Gordon who runs the show. He was quick to find us a comfortable table with plenty space for our buggy (a high chair was available but we didn't need it) and to bring us some tea and coffee (both great by the way). We each ordered the Full Irish. Breakfasts are cooked to order and service is efficient and attentive. Food arrived in good time. Respectively, each item on each plate was cooked perfectly. Food was out of a frying pan and not a deep fryer. Each meal came with tea/coffee and toast...as it should do. We got to speak with Gordon after our meal. He told us about his experience running the The Pantry, about how they bake their own bread daily, about all the different local suppliers..for the sausages, for the bacon, for the pudding, etc. The Pantry is a bright and welcoming cafe/bistro serving a tempting variety of foods throughout the day. Go for a coffee and a cake of go for The BEST FULL IRISH you're ever likely to be served...go for the welcome alone...just go. FIVE STARS. 5! Following that, and in the interest of a fair and impartial review, I should mention the negatives: Each time I visit, I can't help but be reminded of the fact that I live 161 and a half miles away (260km)...and I can never help but think about how long it might be before I'll be able to get another breakfast here. That's me. That's my review. Cheers Gordo. You're the man.