This place is worth avoiding. It was a truly grim experience and one of the worst food experiences…read morethat I can remember. The cappuccinos were poor tasting and the rhubarb tart was truly awful. If you are a budding entrepreneur, interested in the food sector part of hospitality go here to see what you mustn't do; just order a cappuccino and a piece of rhubarb tart and see for yourself. The up front bill for these two miserably small, poor tasting, cappuccinos and one piece of stodgy, tasteless tart (without cream) came to a tad under £10 so the prices are indefensibly premium. I wouldn't pay £3 for the entire tart. Come to think of it I wouldn't pay a penny for the tart. So not only is the coffee and tart awful it's a complete rip-off here to boot. The rhubarb tart pastry was undercooked and had an aftertaste of cheap margarine and the tinned rhubarb itself was hard, cold and grim. I didn't think it was possible to turn raw ingredients - even tinned stuff - into rubbish. It takes real skill to make these ingredients into something this bad and an even greater deal of temerity to serve it up and charge a lot of money for it. I've now written hundreds of reviews. I rarely give just one star. If I could give this place zero I would. The most I can do is warn others that this is a terrible place. The toilet has only one tap - cold water - to wash and the freezing water stops as you lift your hand off the button which defeats the purpose somewhat. The staff were friendly but no amount of pleasant would see me return.

Awful service. Poor excuse for food…read more We simply wanted to try something local. If this is local, we should simply shut enniskillen down. Greeted by a rather disgruntled woman, who couldn't as much as say hello. Instead we were told to grab a tray. £14 for 2 toasties, a milkshake and a green tea!

A very nice cafe indeed. A bakery which has all day breakfast, a salad bar and great sandwiches…read more The baked goods in particular are well worth checking out. The staff are always pleasant, the owner lovely, a very happy spot to visit. You have to go up a block from the main drag in Enniskillen to get to it but better than any of the rest, it's where you'll find the locals. Highly recommended.

From the owner: The Jolly Sandwich Bar is Fermanagh Lakeland's premier daytime eaterie, located at 3 Darling…read moreStreet, Enniskillen - on Ireland's only Historic Island Town. Our bright and cheery cafe is located near the towns Cathedrals and Castle, within walking distance of shops, visitor attractions and craft shops. We provide breakfasts for the early birds, from 7.30am - scones for mid morning, through to hot lunches or sandwiches and wraps with sides and a wide selection of cakes, desserts and pastries - also catering for customers who require gluten free or other dietary requirements. All this and more, set in a warm, friendly and welcoming cafe.

Wonderful bakery that we stumbled upon for our visit to Donegal. The baker suggested we try one of…read moretheir crème filled pasteries, to which we happily obliged. The apple pastries we got were divine!! Light, soft and full of flavor with the proper balance of sweetness. Check this place out for a dessert if you are in town for sure!!!

The Cake Shop is an independent bakery selling some seriously scrumptious cakes, scones, cupcakes…read moreand sandwiches. Very popular in Armagh for bespoke birthday and special occasion cakes. Not the cheapest, however you do pay a bit more for quality and it's quality you get with this bakery.

Cute little cafe with a cozy ambience and warm service . We came here in our way back to Belfast as…read morewe were feeling peckish . We ordered a pot of tea , veg soup , warm goat cheese salad, falafel flatbread . Everything was delicious !

Excellent quick service and beautiful little cafe. Had the fish tacos because this is a fishing…read moretown. They came with a nice sauce, tomatoes, onions, few chilis for spice and nice greens. It's not Rubio style but it's delicious. Hubby had Rueben sandwich on sourdough which was delicious. Great place to stop after hiking around the cliffs.

The most perfect bakery in every way! Everything we tried was absolutely delicious and the staff…read morewas very helpful.

You wouldn't believe the service I received if I told you every detail. It was really just too…read moreexcellent. The Molloys team were so kind, generous, and supportive of my situation and went well beyond my expectations to provide a beautiful and delicious catering arrangement for a family I care deeply about despite my great distance. The foods were, by all reports, absolutely delicious - both sweet and savory. The sandwiches were lovely and made with high-quality ingredients in familiar and inventive ways. The sweets were a treat to both young and old. If you have the chance to visit them, do it often and tell them thanks from me.

Kate's Kitchen just keeps getting better - they've expanded the seating area so you can have a…read moreleisurely browse through their collection of cookbooks and hip foodie magazines. The place rebranded a couple of years ago, and looks very cool and contemporary - wouldn't look out of place in Dublin city, but retains the charm of Sligo - facilitated by the Sisters O'Hara, the three sisters who are the creative energy behind the place. As well as a deli selling a wide range of speciality foods, teas, a 'free from' section, fresh cheeses, teas/coffees, sweet treats and lunches/dinners to go - there's also a dedicated skincare section, with some high end and reasonably priced beauty products. The window display changes with the seasons, as well as the stock. They're always ahead of the crowd, and this is a great spot to pick up a special gift. They're very active on social media and their instagram @kateskitchensligo is a feast for the eyes if you can't get instore. There's usually a veggie option at lunch, and try one of my personal faves - the coconut macaroons!

Kate's Kitchen/Hopper & Pettit is a tantalising "twinshop" consisting of a Delicatessen and…read moreToiletry Unit. The deli has a whole host of delights not all Irish sourced but of very good pedigree none the less. I bought a fantastic carmelised chutney that I would like some more of. There are an abundance of fresh produce available here . The cosmetics and toiletries are in a separate little store within the main store and you can treat yourself to a selection of delights here also. The staff are charming.