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

I have tried the cake and a toasted sandwich here and they were very tasty. The staff here are very…read morefriendly and great to chat with, I also enjoy the setting here and being able to sit back and relax, read a book or people watch. I also meet family or friends for a coffee and chat. Highly recommend Triangle on the Square

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.

Arrived in Ballyvaughan after a day walking in the Burren and were delighted to find The Soda…read moreBasket, beautiful food and excellent coffee, served with a smile, just what it was needed!

We had a wonderful time at the restaurant/store. Tom (the owner?) opened early to make rich coffee,…read moreand delivered croissants. He then provided some wonderful local cheese. Overall, we felt comfortable and Tom made us feel special. Prices were great as well.

Have passed this place a few times when out and about in Ennis. Love these kind of places in…read moregeneral that deal in speciality food and drink so to have one in Ennis had to be a good thing!! Although not the biggest of its kind that I've been in, I still think the selection was fantastic. Herself picked up some ground caramel infused coffee which we have since had to great approval. I bought a jar of banana relish which I've yet to venture to try with cheese!! I love the idea of it though haha I had the fish pie which was really lovely. The dish was absolutely scorching which would be the one minus I'd give it. I mean magma hot. But overall, fantastic.

PANDORA BELL (May 10) Irresistible. Walked into Nash 19 last…read moreTuesday morning and didn't get past the very first display in the shop: a stand of tempting colourful lollipops from Pandora Bell. Grabbed a bunch and went to work on the tasting. I'm a big kid now but these lollipops - or suchettes as the French suckinctly call them - are big enough. You get quite a few licks for your €2.50. They come in various flavours: strawberry, lemon, orange and mint and all colours and flavours are natural. Beautiful. But then I expected nothing less from the Limerick confectioner Nicole Dunphy. Already she had tempted us with her honey nougats and salted caramels not to mention her Easter special: gorgeous real shell chocolate eggs. Keep up the sweet work, Nicole. PANDORA BELL My sweetest thing this Christmas? Pandora Bell's honey nougat. Sense-ational. Picked up a couple of packets at O'Keeffe's (St Luke's). Gorgeous. No wonder the Bridgestone Irish Food Guide has named this new Limerick confectionery label as its Newcomer of the Year. Bridgestone's John McKenna says of Pandora Bell, "You want to see and taste perfection? Here it is, again. Nicole Dunphy's salted caramels and nougats and lollipops are of a standard no one in Ireland has ever achieved, and she has just started her Pandora Bell business, so what awaits us in the future? We can't wait." Neither can I.

It was one of the nicest places that I have been to in a while. The decor was beautiful and the…read morestaff are very friendly. There was a lot to offer on the menu. I got waffles and a white hot chocolate. They were perfect and I enjoyed my meal a lot. My friend got their sundae and also loved it. I can't wait to go back

What a great place to have an ice cream or a slice of cake! When I'm craving for something sweet I…read morego there first! As I'm not eating chocolate, they have gelatos and types of cakes and tarts, so I really like it because I have different options there. Go give it a try! :)

Poor experience, and the only reason it is not a one star rating is the waitress was very nice, and…read moreapologised profusely. We've been there in the past and had a range of options for a gluten free meal, and this time it had changed drastically for the worse. Only eggs or gluten free toast was available, and they wouldn't even make their French toast with the gluten free bread they had. Any flexibility on their part would have salvaged the the meal, but that was not to be.

Unbelievably friendly and warm staff. Food is great, very expansive menu with a lot of healthy…read moreoptions. But a lot of bold options too! Nice coffee, great atmosphere. I always bring friends here when they come to visit!