This candy shop is a must visit for all sweet lovers. It is located in the middle of the town of…read moreKinsale and is a great stop for some sugar rejuvenation! The owner handles the candies with gloves, puts them in a dish, weighs the candies and inserts them into a bag. The owner was exceptionally kind and friendly and patiently helped us pick out the candies. The shop itself has great variety ranging from jarred hard candies with multiple flavors to chocolates, gummies, and willy wonka candies. The price per pound is extremely reasonable and (I would imagine) very hard to beat elsewhere. I especially like the packaging: a plastic bag inside a seperate paper bag. Great tasting candies (try the bon bons), cheerful owner, and amazing prices. Definitely worth a stop.

This is the type of candy shop you not only want to visit, but you want to live in. You want to…read moreopen. You want your children, your children's children and YOU AS A CHILD to go back in time to visit. Lovely glass jars filled with delicious, colorful jellies. Sugared hard candy lined up in rows. Soft taffy, wrapped in bows. I was physically unable to NOT sing "The Candy Man" the entire time I was inside this fantastic dreamland of a store.

Wonderful food, great wine, but the game changer was the service of Valerie and Lisa! They were so…read morekind and exceptionally helpful making us feel welcomed. We'll definitely be back!

I am traveling through Ireland as a solo female traveler. Stopped here to get some tapas and a…read moreglass of wine. When the server (Amy) brought my meal, I took out my phone to take a photo of the food and she rudely asked me if I took a photo of her. I did not and told her so. I didn't think much of it until she came back to my table and accused me again of taking her photo. I felt so upset by her accusation that I just paid for my meal without eating it and quickly left. Did What a rude and disturbing welcome to Cork. if I had taken a photo of her, I would have posted it so all yelpers would know to run if they see her.

Delicious baklava, Turkish delight, Turkish coffee! Comfy sitting area with pillows, but the best…read morepart of Sultan Delight is the service. Our waiter gave us advice without upsell, made our coffees carefully &custom, and generously threw in bags of different middle eastern candies for the kids (mostly adults) to try! 10/10. Sad it wasn't on yelp before this.

All food and drinks there are scrumptious!! I love people…read morewatching out the window( expecially when there checking id's across the road at the off licence). The staff are genuinely nice people, even when it's crazy busy there always so polite. The only complaint is that I've seen a blond woman who I think might be the owner give out to staff when they really didn't do anything wrong. Love this spot!

This is based on one visit. This coffee and pastry shop is conveniently located with good signage…read more When I walked in, I was acknowledged with a friendly greeting. I had an Americano with cream. It was decent. I didn't have anything else so I am struggling with my rating because it's the first. I hate to give a 3-star review but based on the coffee, I have to rate it 3 stars for now. I hope to go back and try more items from the menu.

Like Jaws II, O'Connaill's is back and this time it's bigger. Unlike Jaws II, O'Connaill's is…read moreactually good. I was freaked out on a recent trip home to see my favourite chocolate shop closed up and the interior gutted. It wasn't dead though, just waiting to be resurrected. They've expanded into the unit next door, and now it's a far nicer place to sit and sip your hot chocolate or pick up some sugar-filled nibbles. The main change is an increase in seating, and the splitting of the store in chocolate and coffee sections.Hopefully this will mean service will get quicker, especially when the Christmas rush kicks in and those chocolates start jumping off the shelves. As for a recommendation, if you can handle the sugar, get a milk and white. If you want something a bit different, the dark praline is a real treat.

I have a ridiculous sweet tooth -- which makes for fabulous food adventures amid terrifying dentist…read moreappointments -- and O'Connaill immediately piqued my interest while exploring Cork. We ordered a dark chocolate hot chocolate, a dark chocolate hot chocolate espresso, and a white chocolate cookie. Now say that three times fast. Everything was wonderfully chocolate-y, though my friend mentioned she probably would have preferred the milk chocolate hot chocolate. All in all, a solid spot for a quick break during the day.

This place deserves a review on Yelp. The menu has quite a few offerings. The duck or steak or…read moreseafood all appear to be good choices. They have daily soup offerings, muscles and such and a large offering of burgers including veggie and chicken. Don't sleep on the dessert offerings all made in-house - they look amazing and huge. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. We will be back.

Delicious & affordable fruit tarts (4/5 green stars) I…read morepicked up two tartlets from Heaven's Cakes in the English Market and wish I had bought more! They were only €2 each, which seems amazing really. They were both fruit-nut combinations - one had plums on top while the other had rhubarb and the nuts were pistachio and almond. Both were delicious and I have to say I preferred them to the tart I tried from the Queen of Tarts in Dublin a few days later. Heaven's cakes tarts and pastries are a little more rustic looking but I actually prefer them that way. I'm also giving them 4/5 "green stars" for social and environmental impact. Here are some pros and cons: Pro: *You're supporting an independent, family-run business. *They provide a simple paper bag (preferable to boxes with plastic windows). *They appear to support community events like a healthy eating day at a local school Cons: *I don't know much about their ingredients - would be nice to know a few things, e.g., are eggs free range? Any organic ingredients used? Where is fruit sourced? Etc. Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, contact me! (greenstarsproject)

HEAVENS CAKES This five year old patisserie stall in the…read moreEnglish Market is well named. Here you get the tastes of pastry paradise, made locally! My latest purchase consisted of two French style tartlets: one a Berry and Almond mix, the other of Lemon Curd (photo), €2.00 each. Both were delicious. Service is always good and, while the wrapping may not be quite up to the French standard, it is not far off it and, in any case, is totally adequate. Web is www. Heavenscakes.ie but it didn't work last time I tried it.

Husband and I were literally strolling down the street, and we were both awakened by a wonderful…read moresmell that came from this bakery! My gosh, they had all the pastry, grab and go options. All looked delicious. Not only we were greeted by the wonderful smell but also staff. The lady that was there was very friendly, and eve gave us the option to chose which specific one pastry we wanted. Coffee was good. We're definitely going back while we stay here!

Easy stop for some food to hold us over until dinner later on. Hand pie was delicious. Pastries,…read morelunch salads and sandwiches all look great. Not a huge selection, or a huge store, but high quality food at a decent price. Service was fast and friendly. Ambiance is a convenience store. There is no seating, but there's a park with benches right around the corner.