Always have got food here, especially the breakfasts for me. It's located in a garden centre on…read morethe Ashbourne to Ratoath Road with loads of parking.

Wildflower is a beautiful establishment !! Very relaxing in its surroundings and friendly staff…read more I've been there more than a few times now and strongly recommend this little gem. The food is excellent and if you have a sweet tooth.. I'll say no more :-)

Went in for a simple tomato and mozzarella wrap and my bf had a burger. So pleasantly surprised at…read morethe quality presentation and service. Will definitely be back for more.

I would like to say after visiting your premises the courtyard bar and grill, i found it very…read moredissapointing, The service was slow, the food was luke warm and the chap that served me his hygeine was lacking alot , I dont mean to be rude but there was a horrible stale smell off him, it was enough to make me leave my food half way through, I can honestly say i will never be back again and i will not be recommending your bar to my work colleagues ..

Just had delicious lunch. Lovely food and lovely service…read more Great buzz in the place, busy busy. Duck salad was yum, real good selection of food in one salad. Loved it. Will. Definitely return for more.

I am sorry to say that Corner House Bistro is permanently closed, so those looking at Athlone…read moreoptions should be aware.

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!

Charming little cafe! Delicious Irish breakfast complete with multiple puddings and great bacon…read more The sausage was out of this world good. Funny signs throughout the place and a nice big window to people watch. Love the touch with a church pew as a bench. Would highly recommend as a pit stop on the highway.

This was a chance visit on our way to Kilkenny. The service was great and the food delicious. I…read moreordered the 3, egg omelette (ham, cheese, onion and tomato. The tomato basil soup that my daughter ordered, she loved. My eldest daughter ordered a wrap that she too enjoyed and my husband ordered the BLT, which he stated was very good.

This spot is a little gem. Stopped here for a quick coffee a cake after an afternoon of shopping …read more We got lemon drizzle cake .... Enough said. Still warm and whopper zingy taste of lemon ( which most lemon cakes lack ) . Service was quick and smiley. Decor cute and homely with solid wood furniture and fresh daisies in the windows. Seating area in the hidden garden out the back and if it's sunny there is plenty of room out front. Love it..... Feeling whopper chilled

Great choice of good food. They cater for allergies. Homemade cakes & bakes. Very well presented &…read morelovely helpful staff. Great for morning coffee, lunches & afternoon snacks.

I could feel aaaall my senses completely awake every time I tasted this super food! The lettuce,…read morethe meat it was like they just picked it few mins before and prepared the food! Wow! So fresh and delicious! It was a bit hard to find the restaurant because I expected "The Donkey Shed Restaurant" name on the road, but you have to go into the New barn Farm. (Green sign) and they have a market as well, you can see the chickens and other beautiful and well cared animals behind the fence. The kids love it. I'll go back again and again and again! I was a bit escepticle, the menu didn't interest me much, but wow!! I left there reeeaally happy!!!

This place was amazing! Popped in on the way back from Slane and thought the food was simply…read moreorgasmic. Large portions, no fuzz. Food was delivered incredibly quickly and they were able to seat a large family in a few minutes even though it was jammers. It was a while since we got the food so I can't remember what kind of burger I got (no wifi/data as we were in the sticks soo only seeing on Yelp now) but it was loaded with cheese and had a massive amount of meat. The ribs looked to die for, as you might be able to see by an earlier review posted with a picture. They were insanely good! I had a small taste and almost started drooling from how juicy and succulent it tasted! Along with the amazing food there is a little space outside that sells fresh veg and a small pen with little animals kept. Very family friendly environment!

Stopped here for breakfast yesterday morning on the way from Dublin to Sligo. Despite the fact we…read morehad to get off the motorway at Mullingar and double back to access the restaurant, it's well worth the few extra minutes getting there. Had the full Irish and could not fault it in the slightest. The staff were happy to substitute out the egg in my meal for an extra sausage - something that a lot of places can be picky about. The food was cooked to perfection - a little bit greasy, exactly what we needed. The service was prompt and effective. The staff kept us topped up with tea and coffee - fuel for the journey ahead. I found the price to be excellent value for money; 3 sausages, 2 slices of bacon, pudding (black & white), beans, tomato, mushrooms, a hash brown and an endless supply of toast for €8.95 - pretty damn good.

I was in Kilcullen, meeting friends, when we decided to go for lunch and we decided on An Tearmann…read more I ordered the poached eggs and they were pretty good and it was filling. The atmosphere was really nice and the staff were very friendly. Not very spacious for prams, if you bring any young children, who are in prams.

I'd been promising to take myself back here for some time so when my Dublin lunch plans fell…read morethrough, I drove over to this picturesque village. I ordered the vegetarian lasagna but I was apologetically informed that only a small portion remained. I smiled, "That's grand 'coz I was gonna have a scone too." She gave me the scone on the house. I'd been told the scones were to die for. They're not worth becoming a modern-day martyr for but I did start chewing really slowly just so I could hold the taste in my mouth for longer. I refuse to use the term "amazeballs" but I have to admit that it entered my head in this moment. Also, I'm pretty sure I witnessed a young couple dramatically break up outside the window as I savoured a scone. Sometimes, it pays to be single.