Cute little cafe with fresh light scones and friendly service, great way to start the day.read more

I had half an hour to spare before the bus back to Dublin so I stopped by this little cafe right…read moreopposite the stop. It's relatively new and the lady who works there who is also the owner is very friendly and chatted with me while I was there. I had an Americano which was pretty good and only costed €1.80 which is really cheap when you compare it to the usual €2.80~€3.00 coffees you see at most other coffee shops. The cafe itself is very small with just one table seat and a few seats by the window, but it's nice and cute plus very strategically located right opposite to where all the buses leave! They also serve food like pastries and wraps and it's only €3 for a coffee + pastry combo. They didn't have any milk option besides whole milk, but other than that this a very nice inexpensive coffee shop!

The best Seafood comes from Helvic,my family originated from here,Paddy,John and Michel Tobin,are…read moremy great uncles,RIP.I am the son of Peggy Boyd,Margaret Tobin's daughter.My favorite cousins Bill & Maggie Brown,live in that beautiful village.Cheers to Helvic Seafood.

Went in for soft serve ice cream and it was awful, they're was obviously water mixed into it,it…read moremelted all over the second I left the store. whether accidentally or to cut costs, inedible, when I told the staff I was just given a blank stare.. won't be returning. only returned inside to ask them to dispose of it as there was no where to put it outside. dissappointing.

A fine place for lunch if you're passing through Cahir. The food is inexpensive (5-7€ for…read moresandwiches) and the BLT has crispy bacon that's actually crispy! No iced lattes, but I can't really fault them for that. Iced coffee hasn't quite taken up roots in Ireland just yet. Soon!

Very polite servers. Food fairly well presented but didn't taste that great. Food quite pricey for…read morewhat it is.

I will say I cannot speak on the food but I'm not willing to eat at an establishment with horrid…read morecustomer service. There was a larger group of us (8) but we were willing to split tables. Half the party was seated and then the lady in charge said she could not seat the other half. The server had an open table right next to the table that was seated and said she could seat us and the lady in charge said absolutely not, and there were no other patrons waiting. Rude.

Great environment. Waitstaff are attentive and very pleasant…read more Scones are large, moist and tasty (I had the blueberry one). Had both a latte and followed up with a tea. Again, well done. Seating is very comfortable. Such a nice surprise on our drive between Waterford and Dungarden.

This is the perfect place for this restaurant pre or post biking/walking the amazing Waterford…read moreGreenway. Excellent breakfast and lunch options: muffins, pastries, scones with very good coffee drinks. The lunch menu had a delicious salad, a good burger and shockingly good chicken tenders. The indoor space is bright, open and relaxed. There are tables outdoors as well. We ate here before renting our bikes and then grabbed a snack afterward. Our last morning in town, we nipped over for scones and coffees for the road. Service is warm and efficient. There is a bike rental place next door and off you go!

Surprisingly tasty little spot in coastal Dungarvan. We were driving through town on our way to…read moreKinsale, when our kids found good reviews of 2 Sisters online. We decided to stop off and grab a meal on a quiet Wednesday afternoon. And what a good decision it was. Although a bit unprepossessing in terms of looks (the interior is painted a simple pink and there is little in the way of ambience), the menu offered a surprisingly wide array of choices. As our party of five had very different interests in eating, we all got a diverse set of dishes. From my simple scone and latte to my son's Mexican smash burger, everything was quite tasty and reasonably priced. They do seem a bit short-handed, but overall no complaints at all. Definitely worth a stop if you're nearby.

Amazingly friendly service and interesting menu! We enjoyed ourselves here while visiting Ireland.read more

Ambience. B Service. A…read moreFood. A Price. A Cute local coffee house on the beach of seaside Tramore. Clean and quaint. Service is swift and friendly. Had illy coffee. Had a nice less water americano. Good flavor. €2. Fresh made breed. Handmade sandwiches with daily fresh ingredients. Local homemade desserts. Can't wait to try next time. There's also gelato and ice cream milkshakes available. Lots of Irish visitors come to the seashore. Wifi free. Password is moescafe. Shhh. It's a secret!

Good Italian product and welcoming staff. The wine list is short but essentially perfect. Thank you…read morefor the nice atmosphere and being open till late in this very quite town

Harlequin cafe is one of the few (only?) Italian-style restaurants in Waterford City. I was there…read morefor lunch and the food was quite nice and at a reasonable price, although I was hoping the tortellini I had were home made. They weren't but sure what do you expect for little over a tenner?!? My wife enjoyed a salad (pear/blue cheese/chicken) and we had some coffee to finish off the meal. All in all it's worth a visit but as a previous reviewer said, it really needs to be updated and probably cleaned a bit more.