A pleasant alternative to a typical meat-heavy breakfast. Vegetarian breakfast included vegetables…read more Not merely a potato. Spinich, mushrooms, avocado (ok, that's not a vegetable but still....). Menu has a typical Irish breakfast as well so all types of eaters will be satisfied. Coffee was strong. That's a good thing. Atmosphere and staff are welcoming and relaxed. I will come again, should I return after the country is unified. Ut-oh.....did I just start a fight? Sorry.

Walking into a Cafe Unlike no other. The sporadic paintings on the wall reminded me of a Art…read moreGallery. As I approach the counter I was greeted with a warm smile. I ordered the Brioch Breakfast Bap. My first bite, flavour exploded in my mouth I could not contain myself but go for another, mixing the breakfast bap and the tall freezing glass of coke this surely was a outstanding combination. Will this be my last time in The Quirky Raven? Well I'll leave that up to you.

I'm completely charmed by this quirky gem hidden away inside of a mini mall, just next to a…read moreSuperValu grocery store. With neon green and pink paint, a soft-serve ice cream machine, a cotton candy machine, and teacups hanging from the ceiling, I had no idea what I was getting into. It looks like a mad tea party for a 4 year-old birthday girl, not a place to grab a quality cup of coffee after doing the shopping. What a surprise! The owners buy their beans in the green and roast them on site, serving the best-tasting coffee I've had this side of the Atlantic. There are plenty of gluten-free baked sweets, and the sandwiches and salads are fresh and delicious. Coffeeness may not look like much, may not be nestled in the poshest of locations, but I'm betting that this is the best coffee in Donegal Co. Check it out!

Galway Roast promises a nice cuppa and good food to accompany it... and here it's no different:…read moredelicious bagels and amazing other options on their menu. Love to come here again and again!

Every town in Ireland should have a French style patisserie just like this one; it should be…read morelegislated for and state funded. So how come Sligo gets lucky then, eh? Beautiful places like this are usually only found in larger cities. I'd passed this place a few times on earlier holidays but this was the first opportunity I had to buy to try - so I got a white sourdough loaf. I could have picked brown sourdough and I'm sure I also had a 3rd choice. For €2.50 I got exquisite, classic tasting and smelling, slow fermented sourdough with a crisp crackly outer crust - all it needed was the finest Irish butter. Having a sweet tooth I also opted for a selection of individual sweet pies, cake and macaroons to try. The cake I picked was a raspberry chocolate ganache with a whole raspberry on top (I think about €4 and worth every cent). The Wu flu means that the patisserie isn't open for customers to go inside. It was window shopping through a hatch only. I now have Apple Pay on my phone and I found that €21 can vanish in a nanosecond. I hope when we next return it'll be fully open. It's perfect to pick up picnic goodies too. Worth supporting.

Wonderful little Fresh patisserie in the heart of Sligo. My husband and I got breakfast there on a…read morecouple of occasions during a recent visit. They are very conscientious with COVID protocols, and have a convenient walk-up system to place your order. We had sausage rolls, pain au chocolate, hot chocolate, cappuccino, bleu cheese sourdough, and a baguette. The woman at the counter told me that the owner gets up at 2am to start making everything from scratch. It all looked so beautiful and delicious! I can't wait to go back to Sligo so that I can try all of their treats. Please give them your business!

Wonderful bakery that we stumbled upon for our visit to Donegal. The baker suggested we try one of…read moretheir crème filled pasteries, to which we happily obliged. The apple pastries we got were divine!! Light, soft and full of flavor with the proper balance of sweetness. Check this place out for a dessert if you are in town for sure!!!

Cute little cafe with a cozy ambience and warm service . We came here in our way back to Belfast as…read morewe were feeling peckish . We ordered a pot of tea , veg soup , warm goat cheese salad, falafel flatbread . Everything was delicious !

Excellent quick service and beautiful little cafe. Had the fish tacos because this is a fishing…read moretown. They came with a nice sauce, tomatoes, onions, few chilis for spice and nice greens. It's not Rubio style but it's delicious. Hubby had Rueben sandwich on sourdough which was delicious. Great place to stop after hiking around the cliffs.

Omg what a dump. Popped in for lunch on a cold march day. Huge empty place I now know why at…read more1.30.,Had parked in the car park at the back of the town. Asked for two paninis.and the grumpy woman gave me two long finger rolls!!!she plonked them down to our table no cutlery napkins or even milk didn't say we had to get this ourselves from the end of the very long counter,We also Got two coffee,s bewleys, soooo strong so left half a mug behind us.poped into the ladies toilet and could have pulled down a number of thick cobwebs while I was there. Place is a dump big empty boring drab place, and the staff are unfriendly watched them for the 15 mins I was there and not a smile or a hello to anyone who came in, and yes I heard them speak amongst themselves and they are our native irish courteous staff!!!! P.S Saw rice been microwaved while I was waiting for my friend who had paid a visit to the loo, and she added some chips to the same dish and reheated the curry twice and added it to the the now cold rice, lvly someone had a nice afternoon sitting on the loo!!!!!!!!!

Hi there, I have been recently eating your Fruit loaf brack and have purchased this item for over…read more10yrs now and was just wondering have you changed the recipe in the brack because I notice a more chewy taste?