Stopped into Lir Cafe while in Killarney and was so pleasantly surprised by their vegan options!…read more The owner was incredibly kind and gave off the best authentic Irish vibes -- warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly. It made the whole experience feel special. The coffee was absolutely delicious. My flat white with coconut milk was done perfectly -- smooth, rich, and beautifully balanced. Honestly one of the best I've had in Ireland. And the desserts... wow. The lemon cake was perfectly sweet (not overpowering at all), and the chocolate coconut tart was simply supreme. If you're looking for great vegan treats and fantastic coffee in Killarney, this spot is a must-visit!

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen fell in love with this quaint cafe. The chocolate (try the…read morebanofee!), the toasties (perfect for a bite when a whole meal is not needed), and of course the coffees! Small, lively place full of staff who are in happy spirits. Love! The end.

Top coffee spot in Dingle, where the locals go! Family owned, and the family bakes all the treat…read morefrom scratch! Brilliant coffee and tea drinks and probably one of the best hot chocolates I have ever had! Do go and enjoy - it's a treat just to sit and be a part of such a lovely place.

We stopped for coffee at Bean in Dingle. While walking around, we decided to stop and recharge. The…read moreatmosphere was half local and half tourist. It had a fun vibe though and the coffee was the strongest I had in Ireland. It hit the spot. Well done Bean in Dingle!

Way back in April my rowdy family visited Mick and Jimmy's for lunch and absolutely loved it. We…read morehad crappy internet the entire trip, so we never got the chance to leave the reviews we wanted. I just came across a delicious photo of my lunch from that day, and had to come back and write that review we owed this place. Great food, great menu, and great service. We had a lovely conversation with our waiter, felt like we got to know him personally. Mick and Jimmy's was a pleasant surprise on a quick stop for lunch, nobody expected it to be one of the food highlights of our trip...but it certainly was! Thanks for the great memories, we will certainly return the next time we come back to Ireland.

Best breakfast I have probably ever had. Loved the space/vibe, the food was incredible, the service…read morewas amazing. Definitely shouldn't miss this wonderful little place.

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

During my 2 week visit in Ireland, I was searching everyday for the best cafés. When I was in…read moreKillarney I came across Noelles and it was hands down my favorite café in Ireland. I got the Honeycomb mocha and a vegetarian panini I believe was called Yoko Ono. Both were incredibly delicious and when I left I got another mocha to go! The staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was amazing. The café itself had several rooms each decorated differently as well as outdoor seating. I noticed that they supported local artists and most of the art on the walls had price tags (which is a huge plus.) Overall this café is great and has a wonderful aesthetic value and I would recommend it to any travelers who find themselves in Killarney and any locals who have wandered in yet!

On our final full day in Killarney, a quiet Sunday morning called for two simple pleasures: good…read morecoffee and fresh scones. Wandering down Old Market Lane, Noelle's Café seemed to offer the one thing that can be surprisingly elusive on a busy weekend--an open table. It turned out to offer much more than that. Stepping inside, we were greeted with a warm welcome that immediately set the tone. The coffee was expertly prepared, the freshly baked scones were outstanding, and the generous dollop of whipped cream that accompanied them was exceptional--light, rich, and indulgent without overwhelming the pastry. Sometimes the simplest breakfast, when done well, is the most satisfying. Old Market Lane is one of Killarney's most historically significant streets, serving as the town's commercial heart throughout the 18th and 19th centuries when merchants and craftsmen filled its narrow passageways. Today, its historic character remains intact, even as cafés, boutiques, and galleries have transformed it into one of Killarney's most inviting pedestrian lanes. Settling into the café's intimate rear courtyard with coffee in hand, we found ourselves immersed in Killarney's unmistakably international atmosphere. Conversations flowed in several languages, blending effortlessly with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and warm pastries. It was a reminder that while Killarney proudly celebrates its Irish heritage, it has also become a welcoming destination for visitors from around the world. Regular readers know that I generally prefer restaurants and cafés to leave politics at the door. I believe there is a time and a place for political expression, and for me, dining should provide a welcome respite from the day's debates. Fortunately, what ultimately defines Noelle's Café is not any signage or messaging one might notice, but the warmth of its hospitality. The gracious staff, excellent coffee, and superb baked goods are what linger in the memory long after the cups have been cleared. Sometimes the most memorable cafés aren't the ones you carefully plan to visit--they're the ones you discover by chance, where genuine hospitality, excellent coffee, and a seat in a charming courtyard combine to capture the spirit of a place. Noelle's Café did exactly that, making it a fitting farewell to our time in Killarney.

Delicious scones and big servings of cappuccino. It's busy, but has a lot of seating. A nice place…read moreto relax and use wifi before we were on to the next leg of our Ireland trip. Too bad we had already eaten, the lunches looked great. Wi-Fi: Underground Cafe Password: underground14

Good vegetable soup; when asked for a description, the girl at the counter explained it as "Well,…read morevegetable soup." I'd say "Pureed vegetables including broccoli, potato base, served with bread." The semi-subterranean level is convenient in hot weather, when it keeps things cooler; there's still enough windows to keep things bright. Less touristy than most of Main Street (which pushed my boundaries a little); a nicely peaceful respite.

I was sooo pleased with this place. I just loved the light blue and spring like décor. I ordered a…read morehot chocolate, bread pudding with custard and cream and a slice chicken and spinach quiche. YUM YUM and YUM. The bread pudding was my absolute fave but I do not recommend the custard. It took away some of the delicious bread pudding flavor. This place is worth a stop for sure.

A blustery, rainy day and we were looking for a place to hang our hats, dry off and grab a bite…read more Jam fit the bill quite nicely. Clearly packed because of the weather, we waited a few for a table, but hot long. Soups hearty and tasty. HOT CHOCOLATE! Delish. Would recommend.

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

What a cute place. We stopped in for an Irish coffee or a Bailey's coffee. I had the Bailey's…read more Delicious! Everyone was friendly. They have a gift shop with lots of stuff. I picked up a tea towel. Outside to the right is an area where you can see an Irish Wolfhound. Very cool. Nice little stop on our tour. March 8, 2024

The service was so friendly here! I met with one of the authors who sells his books here, and you…read morecan tell it was a family owned business. The Baileys Irish coffee was amazing and they were prepared and quick with service so we can take in as much as we wanted on our break from our tour. Lots of cute souvenirs in the gift shop, and a quaint bar area for those that want to stay for a while. I just had a stop here while on a tour with Paddy Wagon.