A lovely cafe! The staff is friendly, like I've seen throughout my stay in Ireland, and attentive…read more My sister and ordered the porridge. It was very creamy and, well, yummy. My dad went with the traditional Irish breakfast and loved his first black sausage - delicious he said! My mom's pancakes were refreshing with the fresh berries. It makes me laugh to see the portion sizes in Ireland compared to back home in the States. If you find yourself in Tralee, I highly recommend this for your first meal of the day. You can't go wrong. UPDATE: We came in a second day and my sister and I ordered the Breakfast Croissant. Best.Breakfast.Ever. Of my life. And the Harty's Red Pepper Jelly. I'm hooked.

So our group of 4 were going to be in Tralee visiting for a few days and we decided to check out…read moredifferent places for a full Irish breakfast. This was our first breakfast stop on Day 1. We thought we couldn't go wrong with a place with "Yummy" in the name. It was initially a bit hard to find the place because it's located in an internal square and you couldn't see the name from the road. The full Irish breakfast here is €7.95 and it was fried egg, slice of toast, 1 black pudding, 1 white pudding, a bacon rasher and two sausages plus an amazing, amazing tomato chutney that I licked clean. The chutney had just the right amount of raisins and was tart and delicious. The size of this breakfast was fairly massive and I had a hard time finishing off everything on the plate - in fact I did end up leaving half the black pudding behind on the plate. So I really liked the egg - tasted super farm fresh, other standout was the white pudding. The ham and sausages and the grilled tomato were all pretty good too. Overall good food, lovely service, absolute value for money and so would recommend. Note: #248 of Yelp 100 challenge for 2016

So our group of 4 are going to be in Tralee visiting for a few days and we decided to check out…read moredifferent places for a full Irish breakfast. This was our second breakfast stop and the reason we choose it because we got a flyer for a free tart. (Btw the tart was strawberry and it was delicious!) My first thought when my Irish breakfast came on the table was that the plate was too little for the amount of food. So what my plate consisted of and my thoughts on the portion are as below: - one fried egg, very softly done (too soft for me - would have liked the whites cooked a wee bit more) - 2 small rounds of black pudding (delish!) - 2 small rounds of white pudding (not as good as the one I ate previously at the Yummy cafe) - lovely scoop of baked beans (these mixed with my egg, which I didn't like, to be honest) - 2 pretty decent size rashers of bacon (very salty for my palate) - half a pan-fried tomato (well- cooked) - small scoop of fried fresh mushrooms (nice, but too small in quantity) - I switched out the regular two slices of toasted white bread for the local cracked wheat bread (okay) - Medium sized glass of OJ (can also chose coffee and tea). Service was lovely, and they have free wifi and with a very cute password. However I'm not sure if I was a local if I would come back? For my tastes, I found my previous Irish breakfast experience at Yummy to be overall much better. This is not to say this is not bad, but I'm on the fence about it. Note: #255 of Yelp 100 challenge for 2016

Best breakfast we've had in Tralee. The Black and white sausage are filled with lots of flavor…read more Breakfast Bid was delicious

Had the pancakes there today, so poor didn't even resemble pancakes, looked more and tasted like…read morestale cake with a covering of sauce. So poor, complained to staff at till, she didn't give a dam , paid and left. Avoid it if you can.

This is my first trip to Ireland with my mother and we have been on the hunt for a good place to…read morehave brunch. We drove to a couple different spots that were sadly closed and then we stumbled upon this delightful little spot. The inside is beautifully decorated with hip music playing. If I lived here, this would definitely be my go to brunch spot or even just a nice atmosphere to get some work done. Definitely give the french toast a go, it is to die for!

Lunch stop in Tralee. Cute little shop, with friendly, quick service. After visiting the Kerry…read moreMuseum down the street, we wanted a light lunch. The special of the day was homemade vegetable soup. I have discovered, in my travels throughout Ireland, that most soups are blended and smooth. This soup was full of flavor- no salt or pepper needed. My hubby had the ham & cheese on white bread. Delicious, with onion and tomato. There is a case full of ice cream as you enter. Next is a case of sweets and pastries. I didn't try either, but it looked amazing! It was about noon, and it was fairly busy. Large wooden booths with pillows for seating, and tables in the back. Thanks for a memorable lunch in Trá Lí.

Breakfast was amazing! Fast, hot, and delicious. Had the half Irish breakfast and a full Irish…read morebreakfast. Both were very tasty and we'll worth the money. Coffee was good, tea was delicious.

My partner and I stopped in here while spending the day in Tralee. We were tired after walking all…read moremorning and needed a rest and a drink. I got a decaf iced mocha and my partner got a hot chocolate and a cinnamon bun. The iced mocha was great and was the perfect temperature. It cooled me right off and was exactly what I needed. My partners hot chocolate was hot and rich. The cinnamon bun was gooey and delicious and hit the spot perfectly. The employees were friendly and chatted with us about where we are from (Oregon) and what we were doing in Tralee of all places. Our drinks were ready quickly and we sat inside to enjoy them. If it was a little cooler out I think the windows would have been open but since it was so warm they were closed which meant there were flies hovering around everywhere. They didn't seem interested in people or food, they just wanted to hover in the air. This was a perfect spot to relax after an exhausting morning. I would go back if I had the chance!

Was staying in Ashe hotel & found this gem within 2 minutes from hotel. Resident dog called…read moreMargaret, cute as anything. Great vibe from place artists/crafters stuff sold there too. I had only coffee & cream bun but was great

Just a typical coffee shop in the centre of Tralee. We had a long connection between two buses, and…read moreso set out to find a café in the area. The three independent places we went to were all closed, so I'm grateful that Costa was open. The café has plenty of seats, spread across two levels inside, and also has some tables outside as well. We sat on a comfortable sofa near the window. I enjoyed my americano, whilst my friend just had a tea. Prices were reasonably expensive, but the coffee was good, the place was welcoming, and the wifi was free. Although the place lacks any unique atmosphere or character, it's fine for a quick coffee in a good location in Tralee.

Best people everywhere. I love going here when I go to the southwest of Ireland. The family who…read moreruns it is warm and the food is delicious. I also got some great shopping done and that was unexpected.

Best Mother's Day dinner eve. Amazing 5 course meal by the wonderful staff at Ballyseede. A night…read morein a castle and good food!

We always go to the street cafe whenever we in Tralee, but this time we were very disappointed. I…read morehad the breakfast and asked if I could have cold beans , I was told the beans was already warm. My wife had the Ceaser Salad and t was all lettuce and very little chicken and just a sprinkle of bacon. There was alot of dirty tables and none of the sfatff even came around to the tale to ask if all was ok. Everytime , we seem to go there, it seems that they have new staff. We will not go back in a hurry.and it very disappointing