Where do I start. Hair in a vegetarian breakfast and also in kinder bueno pancakes. Vegetarian…read morebreakfast comes out with 2 sausages. Better places to go in Ashbourne for breakfast. Place is cold aswell inside.

Just had an amazing lunch of goat cheese/beat/walnut tart and a very yummy potato leek soup. You…read morewalk up to the counter and order takeaway- there are two tables outside but it was a bit cold and windy when I was there. I definitely recommend this place.

Super cute little coffee shop in Longford. I had a crepe and from coffee. They serve the frozen…read moredrinks in adorable mason jars with colorful straws. The crepe was wonderful. One of the best I've have! The staff was so friendly and made sure it was okay that they brought the drinks out separately from the crepe. I got the "take care of" and "homey" feeling in the cafe. I will be coming back again try out their tasty looking sandwiches and salads.

Average all around. Fine for a quick snack. I just had tea & a muffin so I can't vouch for the…read moreother offerings. The service wasn't great - there were only a few customers there when I visited & it was slow. The floor was dirty too... On the plus side Bewleys white tea is very good!

I still don't understand how a coffee place can get enough footfall to stay open when it is…read moresituated, as this place is, in a commercial estate on the outskirts of town especially as the products have a low price point. The Costa coffee store brand in Northern Ireland has a similar business model so it's much more common to find a Costa out of town; Starbucks not so much. So this place on the outskirts of Longford town is very close to a drive-thru Mc D and a few bargain stores. The whole area is drab and the upshot is if you want a cheap coffee that's not particularly good you can pay just over 2 euro at Mc D where the staff are lousy paid or go here for about 4 euro where the staff are equally lousy paid. My choice is the latter as the product is far superior and leave a tip. With Covid, a virus 10,000 times smaller than a grain of salt, queues and one door in one door out have become common as are face masks and hand sanitiser and here was no different despite being out of town. I queued here about 10 minutes. They supplied the sanitiser and the delightful young staff were eager to keep the store clean. Preferred payments now like so many places are card not cash.

Nice cup of coffee and extensive bun and cake selection. Bustling cafeteria like room. Its not cosy…read morebut it's a grand place for a caffeinated beverage and some sugar.

Hidden gem in the beautiful surroundings of the gothic Tullynally castle and woodlands…read more Superb home cooking in an authentic rustic cafe served by the delightful Shirley and her team. The castle and court yard also host a wide range of events from classical music to a vintage car rally that arrived when I was there. Castlepollard may be off the beaten tourist track but, if you are in the area, its well worth a diversion for a leisurely coffee and some home baking.

If you know whats good for you, you'll get yourself down to The Sweet Beat on Bridge Street! They…read moreoffer breakfast, lunch and smoothies/coffees to go. Fresh and healthy superfood salads, juices, dairy free sweet treats, daily hot specials, 3fe coffee and teas - all offered with dairy free milk options. I had the superfood salad of massaged kale, chickpeas, and spiced cous cous (with cranberries, pomegranate and pesto) for lunch. For €7.50 it filled me up for the day and is far more exciting then the dull packaged leaves and uninspiring dash of olive oil salads you get in other establishments. These salads ARE the dish, not just a bit of green on the side - they demand your attention and don't disappoint on taste! Less than a 5 minute stroll from O'Connell St, in the summer it'd be lovely to get a salad to go at lunch time and eat it along the riverside. I imagine the menu will expand as the business does, as chef-cum-proprietor Carolanne is Ballymaloe trained and well travelled! They maintain an active social media presence @sweetbeatsligo and already have a loyal following of customers - including me! Watch this space, as it expands into something brilliant, its thrilling to see young businesses like this bringing the heart back into Sligo town.

A must when visiting the area. Super food. Tasty, fresh and good for the soul. Good selection of…read moresalads, soup of the day and larger "dailies" as an option e.g. Best bourguignon and patatas bravas!! also a variety of milk options for your coffee choice!!

Cute little cafe! We got some coffee and chai latte to go with the healthy high proten muffin and…read morethe decadent almond flour pistachio cake. Everything tasted really yummy!

We made a stop here for lunch on our way from Dublin to Galway, and it was such a great experience!…read moreExcellent vegan options, generous portion sizes, super friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. Highly recommend!

The Hard Boiled Egg offers consistently excellent food and service. Easy to recommend to others.read more

Excellent breakfast, I would say it's my favourite breakfast place in the country…read more The Monster Irish Breakfast is fantastic, for 12.99 it's massive and great value. Smoothies are really big and also delicious. Monster Irish includes 2 sausages, 2 bacon, 2 eggs, mushrooms, chips, beans, a white pudding, a hash brown, 3 slices of toast and a cup of tea or coffee.