Only ever been here for the occasional cup of coffee but it's always been a lovely experience! The…read morestaff are wonderful and really friendly, and the coffee is also great! Would love to buy a lunch or sandwich here or something too, as well as a treat such as a cookie or protein bar. Would recommend :)

Really lovely spot for a coffee, it ha a small cafe section at the front that offers good people…read morewatching. I also recommend looking at the selection of organic wine :-)

Was looking for a healthy option and so thankful for Cutting Vedge! Fresh food that is locally…read moresourced and organic with a zero waste approach. Felt like I was eating homemade soup I'd make at home. Even the bathrooms had a hand towel. Offers vegan and gluten free options as well!

We came to Kilkenny from Cashel just to eat here with our 4 and 6yo children. As a traveling vegan…read morefamily who is accustomed to very clean, plant-based foods, it was worth the detour from our itinerary! (Kilkenny Castle proved to be a hit, too.) We had lunch AND dinner here. This is what we ate: Oaty Berry Banana Smoothie Breakfast Burrito Nut Roast Wrap Vegetable puree soup (of the day) Americano Coffee Korma, served with veggie fried rice, roast potatoes, and green salad (this was the special of the day) Falafel Wrap Salad Plate (combo of prepared salads including pesto fusilli, carrot coconut slaw, beetroot, sesame noodles, bulgar couscous) Four desserts (two baked, two raw) We also ordered a second salad combo + a side of hummus to take home for the next day. The food was all very fresh, very nutritious, and very tasty. My 6yo loved the Korma and the Nut Roast wrap. My 4yo loved the hummus. My husband and I loved it all. Helen, the owner, was very kind and took excellent care of us. This is a special place, and a rare find outside of Dublin. For those looking for a really clean meal that will leave you feeling fabulous, you must try The Cutting Vedge.

Overpriced Products and unprofessional service. go to I love Organic, on Main St. Maynooth for…read morebetter prices and friendlier staff.

Well if you want natural produce and I mean really fresh that you can actually seen being picked…read moreout of the ground there and then, then this is the right place for you and what a great place it is. I was really shocked to see such a little business venture. The owner is very friendly and will give you loads of help on what you want what and what to do. He has a few green house sheds which he grows everything you want. You ask for it he will go there and then and start picking them out of the ground for you. Also has duck eggs and if you wanted the duck too, to cook he'll sell you one :) Just a little tip if the gate is closed as sometimes it's does automatically then contact him on his Facebook by. His number is there.

If Carlsberg did health food stores…read more... What a selection! EVERYTHING and ANYTHING you are looking for are in this shop. Hazlenut butter? Yes. Coconut sugar? Tick. Plant based Protein powder - your betcha! I felt like a kid in Disney land, getting lost in amoungst the various healthy treats. Brilliant beyond brilliant hidden treasure.

Delicious and nutritious. As well as all the fresh fruit and vegetable produce, they stock a…read morereally great range of natural beauty and haircare products, some of which are vegan. They also have natural cleaning solutions and unusual candles. Basiclo a treasure trove for healthy living. The staff here are cool and they do great take away bevvies. Only downside to the place is the expense...same as any of the health food stores on Dublin though.

Great selection and reasonable prices!…read more EVERYTHING and Anything organic you are looking for are in this shop. Pumpkin Seed butter? Checked, Coconut palm sugar? Yes. Plant based Protein powder - your betcha! They have large selections of tea and coffee. They're the only place down town that I know of that sells "beond " bars and it is my number one place to grab Wheatgrass Powder. If you're like me and love the more unique organic grocery selection, The Organic Supermarket is highly recommended.

I have a love-hate relationship with shops like the Health Store. I love the incredible selection…read moreof healthy goods, nuts, spirolina and other vitamins and remedies, soy products, muesli etc. I hate that I can't afford to shop here all the time. The prices for healthy organic products are quite steep, and the Health Store offers pretty similar prices to other healthy shops in town. All the same, you at least know exactly what is in your food. If you are conscious about what you eat, buying products without all the unwanted ingredients, that is worth the extra spending, if you can afford it.

Popped in there this evening to buy a vitamin and found it a gobsmacking €13 more expensive than…read moreanother well known Dublin chain of health food stores. Not only do I not like the vibe of this place ( more tesco that the more friendly helpful independent health food stores who are heartily vegan/nutritionists/therapists in training and look like they belong in health foods), the prices difference was crazy. As I was mentioning this to the staff, who muttered something about "Dundrum rents" another customer chimed in to agree. She never offered to take feedback, or heaven forbid, price match. So spoke with my wallet and left my vitamin on the shelf. Fine if you are just popping in for something specific, but there are far more professional and reasonably prices establishments more deserving of your hard earned cash.

The Dublin food coop is a market hall which sells lots of organic food - local and imported. They…read moreare open on Thursdays (afternoons until late) and Saturdays during the day. Thursdays they have a limited selection with their organic/fairtrade/eco products and one supplier of fruits/vegetables, Saturday is the full show. First, this is a real coop with the whole community concept and you are encouraged to join as a member if you come regularly. Until recently they had a guest fee/suggested donation for visiting on Saturdays but this is gone so you are now free to check it out and see if you like it. Memberships gives you a 5% discount which might only be worth it if you shop there a lot, but even if not it might give you a warm and fuzzy feeling inside. While the coop is somewhat like a farmers market, it's kind of different because it has lots of different areas. It's definitely not as posh as the Temple Bar Farmers Market, so if you're looking for something like that - you're wrong here - this is much more down to earth (although Natasha's living foods also has a stand there) First there is the coop-run fairtrade/eco/organic store, which is a bit like a big health food store. Some of the "staple" products (like different beans, sugar, etc.) are packed by the coop itself and seem very competitively priced, others you can find cheaper in other places around town. The selection is great though, there's some things I haven't found somewhere else around town (like these German soy-based meat substitutes).They also do refills for some of the eco washing up/laundry liquids. Then there is the organic fruit/vegetable/eggs sellers - I think there's four or five competing ones there. They mostly have similar produce though and more than I'd like is imported - I couldn't find any Irish apples there, while they seem to have them at the Temple Bar Market. Also although there are all these producers together you might not get as lovely mushrooms or might be missing some not-so-common fruits/vegetables. They do their best, and all the guys are very lovely, but if like me you're looking for something very specific you might still have to hit both F&B and the Temple Bar Market to try to find it. If you hit these two first, you might be lucky here though. Then there's a few other sellers, two guys sell bread, one is German and sells nice German breads, the other I haven't tried. And then there's the milk/cheese stand from Moonshine, one of the main reasons I'm coming here. They have the non-homogenised (but pasteurised) Moonshine Milk, which is my new favourite as it tastes much better than the usual one to me. And it's not expensive for organic milk, 2.35 for 2 litres of the tastiest milk you'll get. Their cheese is also delicious. If you're hungry right there, there's also a cafe and a few sellers of snacks - two Indian foodstands, and a few other sellers of organic soups/pasties/muffins/other snacks. What I tried there was tasty, but nothing to write home about - I wouldn't say it's worth going there just for that. One thing you won't find in this huge markethall is meat - it's fully vegetarian. I must say I didn't really notice though until I read it on their website that this is part of the concept. I'd personally like a closer place to pick up a good selection of organic meat too, but it's only a small downside for me.

A favourite place of mine to do some vegetable and whole goods shopping on a Saturday (indeed I am…read moreeven a member of the co-op) and then sit down to one of the best kept secrets in Dublin; the cafe's Amazing Eggs with a latte. No really, that's what they're called, and they seriously are amazing, soft silky eggs with a little fried garlic and some cheese chucked in, on top of a slice of toasted brioche (from the German baker who sells his bread there) topped with fresh tomato and basil. Heavenly. All the ingredients they use in the cafe are from the market and you really can taste the difference. Just remember to tidy up after yourself, it's a co-op after all. ;)

A hidden gem in Gorey, full of health supplements, vegan foods, oils, soaps etc…read more The staff are so attentive, friendly and nothing is ever too much trouble for them. They are always on hand in the shop to give advice, whenever needed. Will definately visit again!!

I found this place while on vacation in Dublin! I was in…read moresearch of a good place to eat breakfast and the reviews and photos are what led me here. It did not disappoint one bit. I had a traditional Irish breakfast which was excellent - very flavorful. I loved the black and white pudding! My mother and sister both had the pancakes with eggs. The pancakes were soft and fluffy, and left them both more than satisfied. Very lovely - I highly recommend it!

Wow! What a little cracker of a cafe!…read more Nestled away in the leafy suburb of Bawnogue......no seriously! Bawnogue is generally associated with being a hub for bank robbers and those affiliated with the sale and distribution of illegal narcotics and certainly not with culinary delight! Honeycomb is a hidden gem! It's warm and inviting it's a really nice place to be! It feels like your living room with friendly bubbly staff. The food is really good, chicken club was amazing smally got a dippy poached egg with soldiers and it was lovely! The food was good take my word for that but it was the experience I enjoyed most! I rarely gush on here but I really enjoyed honeycomb