Beautiful gallery and lovely cafe. Amazing views and friendly service. We just had the fresh apple…read morecrumble, which was amazing. Only complaint is the lack of alternative milk options. They've fallen victim to the hipster trend of only offering oat milk for coffee drinks and it doesn't work with coffee like soya or almond milk. If you're like me and need a dairy alternative but care about your coffee flavor, you'll do better with the Americano. It was a well crafted cup. We'd return again.

Great spot for lunch or just coffee and pie. Amazing views…read more They have quiche, soup, or toasted ham sandwich for lunch. The leek soup was excellent as was the quiche. The gift shop has pottery and fun souvenirs.

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

The coffee shop was so cute. The bringer yellow of the cage was really brightening and added to the…read morecafe with the cute decorations and unique color. The pastries were absolutely delicious. The coffee I got iced and it was a bit milky which is why it did not get 5 stars but that is personal preference.

Fantastic coffee and vibe! Stopped in for a flat white and…read moreit was spot on, perfectly balanced and smooth. They use a local roastery, which makes the experience feel special and rooted in the area. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a great energy that makes you want to linger a bit longer. A must visit coffee spot in Dingle!

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.

This place is the cutest, quaintest little cafe! Bright, colorful and helpful, friendly staff. The…read morefood was amazingggg! Got the cinnamon roll to start (and finish with)...big roll, served room temperature but I'm sure I could have asked them to warm it up if I wanted. They asked if I wanted cream with it. It isn't a cream cheese or frosting, rather it tastes like whipped heavy cream. Either way, very delicious. The star of my meal was the breakfast crepe. Woooow it was fabulous...goat cheese, egg, cooked cherry tomatoes, salmon (you can pick from salmon or bacon but the bacon I've had here in Ireland is more like ham so I didn't want to chance it). The roasted potatoes were cooked to perfection and some dressed greens were a nice touch. Needless to say, it was all wonderful; I enjoyed a leisurely breakfast and ate it all! Also pictures is the citrusy green tea.

I really enjoyed my brunch at the Tree House Cafe!…read more They had a very nice, varied menu that made it difficult to decide what to order! I ultimately chose a Salmon and Scrambled Egg Bagel (€9) with a tea. The bagel was flavourful and filling! Service was friendly, and the restaurant (and restrooms) were clean! Recommended!

Dropped in for a bite driving through Dingle at an odd hour, a little after 4:00 when many of the…read morecafes were closing up and before the restaurants open for dinner. Staff was friendly. There is a convenient parking lot. We got the chicken pesto and mozzarella panini, and spicy Cajun chicken burger which is basically a breaded fried chicken breast. Both were quite tasty. Chips were particularly good, crispy and creamy on the inside. Food was very reasonable here. $6.00 for the panini and $11.00 for the chicken burger with fries and a salad.

The coffee cake is a must - delicious and served with cream! Such a cozy and inviting atmosphere,…read moreI would definitely come here again.

So so good. Salads are fresh and dressed simply, lightly, and flavorfully. The Bakewell tart is…read moreyummy with the right mix of jam, almond, and pastry. Had the soup and salads and want to come back here daily!!! Fresh food done with memorable flavors and love.

This place is a little coffee gem in the middle of Dingle. They had all sorts of coffee, tea, and…read moresnacks. I was super excited when I saw that they had Dubai pistachio chocolate latte. It was delicious! My family of 10 had purchased everything from Americana, danishes, teas, and lattes. We loved it!

Cute tucked away spot to have a snack and caffeinated. You can see the pier from the tables in…read morefront, which is a plus. I had a nice cappuccino and a sausage roll for about 5-6 Euro.