I am gluten free and went here with family, it was absolutely fantastic! Service was wonderful and…read moreknowledgeable, the restaurant was clean and not too loud, and the food was absolutely brilliant! I loved the gluten free coffee walnut cake, and wish I had more time in Kinsale so I could come back

Top tier! Some of the best(!) food in Ireland after having sampled in Dublin, Galway, Cork and…read morebeyond. Lovely, chill ambiance, too.

In August we enjoyed an Oceania cruise that stopped at beautiful Cork, Ireland…read more From there we took an excursion to the quaint town of Kinsale, Ireland. It was so colorful because all the shops and cafes were painted different colors. Our favorite place in Kinsale was the Milk Market Cafe. We enjoyed their outdoor seating on a pedestrian street. Another traveler in our group recommended the Apple Cake. It was divine! The apple slices were cut very thin and it was topped with delightful crunchies. The crust was light and soft. The apple cake was like a wonderful tart and was served warm with a scoop of home-made vanilla ice cream...oh my! It was SO good! Eating it on the outdoor seating, on a perfect 70 degree sunny day, was equally delightful. Don't miss the little shops nearby and definitely dont miss the Apple Cake at "Milk Market Cafe" in Kinsale!

I placed the order, I was instructed to sit down at one of the tables. My family and I sat down,…read morethe place was not really busy. I waited for two or three times of the reasonable time to wait for the order. As I left I asked the person who took my order that I was. Leaving As it turns out he had "forgotten" (?) The management should hire only capable people or take the time to train them properly. I would recommend to go somewhere else.

Food was amazing. We got the flatbread which was amazing and the breakfast burger which was also…read moregood

One of my absolute breakfast/brunch places in Kinsale. The menu is eclectic but inspired and…read morechanges with the seasons. Love the blue cheese and pear salad, or the breakfast focaccia sandwich. Also their pastries are mouth watering, my favorite is the lemon loaf cookie. The coffee is also gorgeous - try a mocha or cardamom latte. Then on top of the incredible menu the staff are so lovely and the atmosphere is quaint and cozy. Reservations definitely recommended.

Beautiful antique shop and tea room with sandwiches, soups, desserts, large tea menu and good…read morecoffee selection. Indoor seating and outdoor seating both available. Finally made it here this week after going by several times when it was closed and had a delicious rhubarb meringue and a pot of the house cream tea, which had a nice vanilla note as well as a bit of coffee flavour infused in it. I got to sit on the sofa and read the paper as well so it was a properly relaxing experience. Nicely located at the top of a fairly mean hill climb so a good spot for cyclists when the weather is good as you really earn the tea and cake!

I've gone here numerous times and I have loved each visit! The staff are very polite and down to…read moreearth, and the decor is incredible. The food is great, though if you stop by, get one of the desserts, they're all delicious

Located at the heart of Cobh sea front, this cafe serves breakfast and lunch items with a full…read morerange of coffees and soft drinks. Absolutely loved the beef brisket toastie. Toast was super crispy and well-layered with butter. Generous portion of beef brisket with tender texture and pleasant seasoning. Also fresh and juicy vegetables. The place is perfect for a quick bite or drink before or after touring the Cobh town.

Great GF breakfast option. Food was fresh and came out quickly. Staff was lovely. Kicking playlist…read moregoing for good vibes!

Excellent spot with a great ambiance, amazing locally roasted coffees and teas , delicious baked…read moregoods and a creative menu. The town surrounding is adorable and worth a quick walk about.

Adorable setting in Clonakilty, bright and open space in the bakery. There are many pastries…read moredisplayed that smell amazing. They have many selections for coffee, including iced beverages-- which is not common in my experience. I had an iced latte and scrambled eggs with toast. It was great fresh bread and delicious buttery eggs. A large serving for the price! Staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. It is always nice to find a place that has water available to anyone whenever they want it! I loved sitting there and observing the locals in this quaint little town, I would definitely recommend it!!

Stopped off in Innishannon in search for a cup of coffee and came across The Found Out Cafe. I'm so…read morehappy that I stopped off here. It is small, cute & cozy. It was busy in there when I went in for my coffee, so I asked for my coffee "To-Go". The coffee was good & reasonably priced & the staff are very friendly

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.

"THE BEST FULL IRISH IN THE COUNTRY!!!!"…read more 5 Stars. Five. If I could give more I would. If you love breakfast, you need to take a trip to Midleton, Co Cork. At The Pantry, you'll be served what can only be described as The most serious contender for BEST FULL IRISH IN THE COUNTRY!!!! This is not something I take lightly. I have enjoyed far too many a Full Irish's up and down our fair island...and I'm not joking - SO MANY breakfasts. But never have been inspired to put my feelings about any meal in writing...nevermind post them online. Until now. I first wandered into The Pantry just over a year ago looking for a breakfast...we were met a smile and welcome from Gordon who runs the show. He was quick to find us a comfortable table with plenty space for our buggy (a high chair was available but we didn't need it) and to bring us some tea and coffee (both great by the way). We each ordered the Full Irish. Breakfasts are cooked to order and service is efficient and attentive. Food arrived in good time. Respectively, each item on each plate was cooked perfectly. Food was out of a frying pan and not a deep fryer. Each meal came with tea/coffee and toast...as it should do. We got to speak with Gordon after our meal. He told us about his experience running the The Pantry, about how they bake their own bread daily, about all the different local suppliers..for the sausages, for the bacon, for the pudding, etc. The Pantry is a bright and welcoming cafe/bistro serving a tempting variety of foods throughout the day. Go for a coffee and a cake of go for The BEST FULL IRISH you're ever likely to be served...go for the welcome alone...just go. FIVE STARS. 5! Following that, and in the interest of a fair and impartial review, I should mention the negatives: Each time I visit, I can't help but be reminded of the fact that I live 161 and a half miles away (260km)...and I can never help but think about how long it might be before I'll be able to get another breakfast here. That's me. That's my review. Cheers Gordo. You're the man.

Ambience was very cute and quaint. Coffee was delicious and food was ok. We stopped here on the way…read moreto the Jameson tour just to fill up on some carbs and we felt the ciabatta sandwitch wasn't very flavorful and the French toast was just ok.