Pretty obvious many of these reviewers went to a different restaurant than I Seems that it is…read morefashionable to exaggerate the prices. Price be damned at a price like this. No trip to Paris is complete without a meal at this landmark institution. Impeccable

I need a coffee after parting with €23 for tea at a market by Lough Derg (I know I'm a sucker but…read morethe Earl Grey was streaked with pretty blue pieces and the lady spooned heaps of the stuff into a wine glass and had me smell it. How could I resist?) I love this café - there are books everywhere (you can buy a second-hand book for just 50c), jars of pesto and other culinary delights line the shelves, and a gas stove lights up the corner. The clientele looks well-to-do and speaks in posh accents. The children are well-behaved and healthy (they willingly munch on dry rice cakes!) Every man that walks in the door is carrying a hefty bundle of The Sunday Times. I approach the counter. Two tall, well-dressed, attractive men are working. One of them makes me feel slightly uncomfortable. He speeds around the tiny area behind the till, almost falling over a step, then kicking the fridge in frustration. I apologetically give my order. His pleasant (cute) co-worker makes up for him though. I plonk myself in an armchair by the stove. The orange and poppyseed cake is light and moist. The latté is more froth than caffeine so I get an espresso to get the required hit and to give myself more time to work through my package of The Sunday Times. A man sits across from me, humming audibly and striking up conversations with anybody who makes eye contact. He picks up another man's copy of The Sunday Times. The guy protests so I offer him the main section of my newspaper as I peruse the supplements. Luckily, his date arrives at that moment. He throws my paper on to an empty chair and they ooh and aah over the books and the pizza they're sharing. I rescue my paper and settle back to enjoy my Sunday treat - coffee, cake, Culture magazine and a cool café.

Came in here for lunch and went to chopped for a choppito and was very impressed with the…read moreingredients, the menu selection and amount of food in a salad or wrap. Easy to customize as well. Store has great selection of drinks and a donut bar for those with a sweet tooth.

Perfect place for shopping. I´m very satisfied. Serving is fast. Good prices. And even better…read moreproducts

Traveling, and I needed to find some food supplement restaurant fare. Loved the vegan friendly…read moreready to eat falafel! Good selection and fair prices.

Coming her on a Saturday while in Limerick is a must. The variety of foods and drink, sandwiches…read morebreakfast and lunch offerings will please almost anyone. There's a chocolate cookie shop, fermented foods stand, bread and pastry, cheese, fish, and meats. The atmosphere is lively and friendly. There's even a clothing and jewelry shop. It's a large farmer's type market serving the entire city. In addition to the shopping and eye candy just looking, it's a wonderful place to observe a cross section of the people who live here.

The Milk Market, according to google, is a go-to place to visit on the weekends (especially…read moreSaturday) when you're in Limerick and it did not disappoint! I had the most amazing steak sandwich & fresh squeezed OJ. All the stands looked like it had amazing food and goodies. I wish we had more time to explore all the stands, but was in a crunch to leave for the Cliffs Of Moher. Everyone we did interact with were extremely nice and pleasant. I would definitely recommend making a trip here if you have time!

I recently moved to the area and started heading here when I need to grab a thing or two. It's a…read moregreat spot to find pretty much anything you need plus a hot deli counter and most importantly they have an off-license which is always a bonus. One of the things I like best about this location though is they have a good car park that is easy to get into and out of.

What a handy shop. It really has everything! Butchers, deli, Gaa tickets and a well stocked off…read morelicence with craft beers and all sorts! Lovely staff and great parking round this shop off as the definition of a convenience store. Top drawer stuff!

This place is terrifyingly filty. There's an upstairs and downstairs, probably sits around 70-80…read more There's one toilet! It was blocked, and the smell was sickening. Had to move upstairs. I popped in for a coffee and snack before getting a bus to the airport. Will never darken the door again. This place needs to be shut down. Every table was dirty and sticky, with trays and cups and crumbs eevrywhere. People were just trying to clear the tables themselves. Only 2 working, and not able for the small amount of people in the queue. Always go to new places such as habitat and other coffee shops in Limerick, just went here for convenience, but never again. Felt like I needed a shower after. Disgusting.

This coffee house is part of a huge European chain and just like Starbucks you will find them…read moreeverywhere. My review is based therefore on comparison to Starbucks. No matter where I go in the world I need coffee . This place does not disappoint. I actually prefer it to Starbucks. Coffee is better, which would not be difficult. They have a great selection of sandwiches and pastries. It is clean and efficient. Bathrooms are for customers only and they have a key pad with numbers that change on a daily basis. I always get an Americano when in Europe because it's stronger. Just so as all you strong coffee lovers know

The greatest selection of groceries for a little grocer in a rural area of Ireland. Lots of…read morespeciality foods, yeast free vegetable stock powder, gluten free cakes, oats, quinoa, four different types of tofu and even some vegan cheese! An absolutely fantastic shop with very friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended!