When you need a soft friendly place to get caffeinated this is a special respite from the norm. We…read morehave several vegetarians in our group and this lovely shop and eatery fit their needs as well as our own. They have omelettes with veggies and oven baked potatoes that you can have as is with butter or with toppings. They make it all fresh in a small kitchen so relax and look around at the garden in back or browse the many items for sale or read the many quotes on the walls. Inspirational funny and calming. The wait staff is pleasantly accommodating. We fully enjoyed our time in the Wren's Nest.

Great place tucked away in a back lane in Dingle. Coffee is excellent and the atmosphere is cool…read moreand casual :-))

I was in Dingle and wanted to go somewhere to eat and have a coffee. I came across My Boy Blue on…read moreYelp and decided to give it a try. I was by myself and just wanted to chill and read a book. The place was busy and I had to wait 5 to 10 minutes for a table, but I didn't mind because I wasn't in a rush. The staff are very friendly, the food I ordered was great and so was the coffee. I would highly recommend trying out the food here

What a knockout breakfast place. We had the avocado toast and the special was a pulled pork belly…read moresandwich. We added bacon to both dishes. So glad we came on Sunday! They are closed mon-wed and have limited seating. I believe the photos speak for themselves

Small spot with a focus on fresh juice, coffees and baked goods in the heart of downtown Dingle…read more We popped in while walking around Dingle after touring the nearby distillery. I was after a coffee while wandering the streets, and this spot was perfect, as was the iced mocha! The space is small, featuring only a small counter where all the baked goods are displayed and then all the other goods are in the kitchen through the doorway. Definitely a local vibe from entry to exit. The owner was welcoming, friendly and made a solid iced coffee. Overall, definitely recommend when wandering around Dingle!

A bit of a hole in the wall spot but the friendly service and amazing breakfast sandwich deserves 5…read morestars! Let's talk sandwiches. This breakfast sandwich was toasted and butter to perfection. The savoriness of the egg and cheese with the sweetness of the spread is a beautiful combination. I could eat this sandwich every day. I didn't get a chance to try the coffee here but I tried a sip of one of the smoothies and it was quite tasty. The guy at the counter was very friendly and patient with our large indecisive group. The sandwiches did take around 8 min to make because they are fresh but worth it. Only limited street parking in front but if you park in the main lot by the buses, it's an easy walk.

If you're out in this part Ireland this is a must stop. The property is quaint and you feel like a…read moreregular even if it's your first time in. The IPA was great and the Red Ale was fantastic too. $6 beers to drink beer and $5 beers to go can't be beat.

Off the road location, beer is excellent. If in the general area it'll be worthwhile to stop by for…read morea pint or two.

The Great Blasket Centre was a major highlight of our recent trip to Ireland. This place is also…read morefairly isolated, so Gayle and I were very appreciative the that Centre includes a Cafe. Soup and Brown Bread (with sparking water) were the order for the day off a fairly impressive menu (including sweets of course). A big bonus was nicely available seating within a fairly large room, with big windows with a view toward the Blasket Islands. Even on a somewhat rainy and blustery day, the light really shined through. Folks working here were also super nice and helpful.

Stopped at the Great Blasket centre on our drive of Slea Head. Rick Steves said that this cafeteria…read morewasn't bad. We were treated to some information about the great authors of the Blasket Islands, but then were feeling peckish. Points for them: my travel companion was overjoyed to find they had bubblegum ice cream. The food was made to order and was varied. Cons: a bit overpriced in my opinion. Lots of fried food. The fish and chips were a bit greasy for my taste. The latte was weak. Overall, I wouldn't make it a destination, but it was a great stop to eat along our drive of Slea Head.

The name is hilarious, first off. We actually stumbled upon this establishment randomly, which…read moremakes it ironically great. Although it is the beginning of off-season in Dingle, there were many tourists and guests visiting the town and we just wanted to eat dinner where there wasn't a long waiting list. This spot is very different from the rest since it's a bit fancier and serves wine and beer as opposed to the majority of the pubs in Dingle. The seafood selection here is amazing! We ordered the duckling and hake. My husband said it was possibly the best fish he's ever had! The duck was crispy and tender. We ended the night with a special off-menu Nutella Cheesecake dessert. So creamy, soft, and delicate! Check this place out if you're looking for a nice dinner and a break from the fish and chips (which they still have)!

Enjoyed a lovely lunch on the back patio under the heat lamps and blankets. The potato leek soup…read morewas good but the crepes with herb and cheese was outstanding. Service was a bit in the slow side but overall a lovely experience. Worth a stop after a morning of shopping.

A delightful find for New Years Day, well worth a visit. We had the crepe and special, with…read moreeveryone satisfied by the end of the meal.

Best Burger I've ever eaten ! Chevy's next to Dick Mack's in…read moreDingle, Ireland - so good I made this video about it. Here is the YouTube Link which I intended to post to Yelp. https://youtu.be/INYtyWmiwZg Hank Hogan PS Chewy's set me up with the most Fantastic cab tour after I ate my delicious Burger !

We arrived at Chewy's around 7:15PM. The menu consisted of only Cheeseburger, Double Cheeseburger,…read moreShoestring Fries on bread, and Shoestring Fries. We figured the food would be good because that is all they do. It took forever to order because the cook was so focused on cooking another burger, but we were willing to look past that. We ordered a cheeseburger with pickles and tomatoes, and shoestring fries. They said it would take 7-8 minutes. Our fries came out before the burger so we sat and waited. At 7:48 our burger came out. It was an average burger with average fries. Burgers and fries are all they make, but it took a half an hour to make a burger that wasn't worth the wait.