I thought that when I was writing this review it would be appropriate that I was actually eating…read moresome of the ice cream I was going to review! My first experience of their quality produce was in a dessert at Bourbon in Belfast, and the ice cream was so good that I HAD to go look it up to keep my taste buds satisfied! They make everything on their own farm and are proud to say that they make everything themselves on the farm with lovingly cared for Jersey Cows! Gone are the days when ice cream was just a poorly frozen block of Vanilla. The flavours here are inventive and delicious. Want some Panna Cotta and Raspberry Pavalova ice Cream? Check. Feel like some chocolate honeycomb crunch? No problem! And the delicious flavours just keep going. It can be hard to find but the largest Supermarkets do sell it! If your local shop doesn't stock it nag them to get it because it really is worth it. I can't even sign off with an obligatory pun because the best one is in their name!For the pun alone I salute them!

Great food and great service. Super clean and menu hangs on the wall, which is such a smart idea…read more Rico made the best caramel iced latte and my son loved their chocolate ice cream. Tried a few different items and all were flavorful and delicious. Nonstop busy and a wide variety menu!

I love the food here but the service is shocking!! Honestly don't go here for lunch if you've got…read moreless than an hour!! Staff are ridiculously slow, seem disinterested and make no effort to be pleasant to customers. The staff are all very young and it comes across like they just don't care!! The food is fantastic, easily some of the best in Enniskillen but the service is the worst!

Delightful strawberry sorbet and helpful staff member who gave us information on the schedule of…read moreMichael Quirke, the magical woodcarver whose shop is next to Fabio's on Wine Street in Sligo town. She was very friendly and enthusiastic. Thank you!!

Fabio's isn't just a gelateria, but embodies the warm personality of Florentine Fabio himself! He…read morehas daily specials, as well as dairy free options! It is very 'cosy', with seating for perhaps no more than 4 people. He has begun to make (vegan friendly) soups and sandwiches, but I haven't had the chance to try these yet. The coffee comes highly recommended however. I've eaten gelato in the ice-creams capitals of the world (Florence, Venice and Rome) and Fabio's gelato is comparable to the best. Delighted its on my doorstep in Sligo. You always leave smiling! A real little gem on Sligo's culinary map. (Psssst you can buy large tubs to take-away too!)

Tasty gelato on the seaside! Mammy Johnstons is a really…read morenice spot in Strandhill. I've tried this place only last summer - during the hottest and best summer days - and have a pistachio and a zabaione (actually called Rosanna) gelato. Really good... I'd like to come back also to try their crepes which seem delicious!

Strandhill is where the new money, Yuppie types come to holiday. Pretty but very gentrified. This…read moreplace reflects that. Expensive. Kids working are all nice and its right on the water so I guess in summer its ideal if that's what your into. Lines can be dreadfully long. Maybe one day the parents will have the kids order ready when they step up to the counter instead of deciding when they get there, (further slowing the whole process) but I highly doubt it. Car park a block before on same side of the street helps too...

Bundoran isn't exactly ripe with choices but I think this place has charm and pretty decent…read morequality. Both their porridge and their veggie soup are good, if you don't want to pig out. If, like most outsiders, you've just been surfing then their burger is everything you need before a nap. Their French toast is also very decent and really cheap. The only thing I've had that wasn't very good was their chocolate fudge cake. It was a bit dry

Great informal family atmosphere, and reasonable prices. Perfect for American kids on holiday who…read morewant something familiar (like mine). Breakfast served all day. Right in downtown Bundorran on Main st. And great ice cream, too.

Macari's used to be a newsagents, now it's an ice cream parlour/ cafe, selling delicious Italian…read moreice creams and sorbets. However, even though there were only a couple of tables taken when I called in during early afternoon on Tuesday 29/08/2017, unfortunately service was slow and I stood at the till for a good five minutes before anyone came to assist me. I ordered a tub filled with three ice cream scoops; baileys, honeycomb and kinder bueno. My friend ordered coffee, baileys and kinder bueno flavour. We took a table, which was sticky, covered in crumbs and needed a good clean - it was yuck. A pity about the slow service and unkempt state of this place because the ice cream is really gorgeous and visually it's actually a very nice little cafe. Could be a full five stars if they sorted themselves out...

Very cosy and clean place, the food was delicious and a lot of variety of food and the service is…read moregreat!

This delightful place opened last June. I only discovered it ambling around Armagh and, when I saw…read morea range of savoury crepes on the menu (£5) I was sold. It also offers sweet crepes (£4) and waffles. So I got one with ham, onion and egg and my wife opted for ham and onion. We also ordered a flat white and a cappuccino at £2.4 each. The coffees were very good too so no downsides on food, food quality, food portions, temperature and great service. It Audi has soups, toasties, sandwiches and panini. I paid on ordering which meant when we were done we could just up and go. This place has only one downside, it's a small, and narrow place inside with only two tables, with most seating on stools. It's also an ice cream parlour and a sweet shop. There's a large choice of ice cream cones to choose from too. The ice cream is Morelli's, which I can't say I've ever had, and the vivid colours put me off - they have to be artificial. They did have a pooh bear equivalent (I'm a Mauds pooh bear honeycomb fan) but really I couldn't get beyond that blue colouring.

Ambience, service and food were top notch. Cost cutting…read moreRenee for two up top near the window and our server was friendly and helpful. We got the fish cakes and Caesar salad for apps and the seafood pie and Chicken Eirann for entrees. Everything was done perfectly from the pleasantly surprising mango curry sauce with the fish cakes to the savory and delightful sauce on the chicken Eirann. Normally I avoid chicken dishes because they can be kinda boring but the server and some Yelp pictures steered me towards the chicken Eirann and I'm so glad because it was amazing. My husband really enjoyed the fish pie with a Smithwicks to wash it down.

We came here on a Sunday night about 8:30, a half hour before they closed. It was after a Donegal…read morematch, and they were crowded. They don't really have a hostess, so it was awkward putting our name in, one of the waitresses acknowledged us and we waited by the front door. We were seated after 10 minutes and we ordered drinks and food. We assumed they would be trying to close after 9 as soon as they could, but it took a good 30 minutes to get our food. 2 of us had fish and chips, the other a bacon cheeseburger. The fish was very crispy, it tasted good, although I could not detect the freshness of the fish compared to the other places in Ireland. Turns out I like mushy peas, tastes just like split pea soup. The bacon cheeseburger was excellent. The menu closely resembled the menu from Quay west about 2 doors down, so I would avoid steaks and pastas. It took a while to get my second drink, and then a good 20 minutes before we could pay our bill. So it took about 1 hour and 45 minutes to have a pretty basic meal. Seating is upstairs and downstairs with a solid nautical theme throughout.