We passed Juuce on the way out of our hotel and decided to stop in for a pick me up. Their…read moreproducts were excellent. We tried both Big Red and Glow, and I would recommend both. I wish we could have tried more! We chatted with one of the proprietors and found out they've only been open since the beginning of June. I wish you the best of luck! If I ever find myself back in Kilkenny, I will definitely be back.

Was looking for a healthy option and so thankful for Cutting Vedge! Fresh food that is locally…read moresourced and organic with a zero waste approach. Felt like I was eating homemade soup I'd make at home. Even the bathrooms had a hand towel. Offers vegan and gluten free options as well!

We came to Kilkenny from Cashel just to eat here with our 4 and 6yo children. As a traveling vegan…read morefamily who is accustomed to very clean, plant-based foods, it was worth the detour from our itinerary! (Kilkenny Castle proved to be a hit, too.) We had lunch AND dinner here. This is what we ate: Oaty Berry Banana Smoothie Breakfast Burrito Nut Roast Wrap Vegetable puree soup (of the day) Americano Coffee Korma, served with veggie fried rice, roast potatoes, and green salad (this was the special of the day) Falafel Wrap Salad Plate (combo of prepared salads including pesto fusilli, carrot coconut slaw, beetroot, sesame noodles, bulgar couscous) Four desserts (two baked, two raw) We also ordered a second salad combo + a side of hummus to take home for the next day. The food was all very fresh, very nutritious, and very tasty. My 6yo loved the Korma and the Nut Roast wrap. My 4yo loved the hummus. My husband and I loved it all. Helen, the owner, was very kind and took excellent care of us. This is a special place, and a rare find outside of Dublin. For those looking for a really clean meal that will leave you feeling fabulous, you must try The Cutting Vedge.

Highbank Orchards is open to the public, but call ahead and let Rod and Julie know that you would…read morelike to visit. It's easy to reach with a car, just outside Kilkenny. We happened to show up at the same time as a chef who they had invited to the orchard, so were lucky to be treated to a tractor-pulled tour. Rod is zealous about his adherence to organic farming and is a bottomless pit of knowledge about the ecosystem here - he explained in detail why the orchard runs best when left to its own devices, including details such as the benefits of letting grass grow beneath the trees and housing his own bee colony for pollination. They juice the apples and let nature take over - no yeast added, and the natural yeast that is everywhere (yes, everywhere) takes over. The results are magical: their cider is amazing. They feature a dry real cider and a honeyed Medieval Cider, both of which were excellent, and the latter of which is smoother for sipping (though they are emphatic that cider should be enjoyed with food!) They also create a unique and tantalizing apple syrup and numerous spirits, distilled onsite - incredibly smooth vodka as well as brandy and other amazingly good potions that you just have to try. Some of the local restaurants serve their ciders and syrups, and we found ourselves hunting down Highbank products for the rest of our visit to Ireland. Rod and Julie are a brilliant team and we really enjoyed our visit - we plan to stop by the next time we are in Ireland!

The crepes are so good! Love the vegan Nutella!! The owner is super friendly, love the food and…read moresupporting small businesses!

What a wonderful Bar / Tavern. The service, the food and the atmosphere are all fantastic…read more The creamy seafood chowder is outstanding. The roasted Pork loin was also wonderful. The "Cajun" chicken wrap was a lot different than I expected but still good. It has a little bit of sweetness to it that I don't associate with Cajun food. I hope I get another opportunity to come back here in the future. A Great experience all around.

Decent pub. Pretty much the standard offerings. Although I did not see any fish and chips. Had the…read morechicken with pita, which was basically fried chicken strips laid down a pita with fries and three salads. Ask for ketchup twice, but never got it. My wife had the Toasty grilled cheese with ham and turkey. It was very nice and the soup of the day which was chicken noodle. They overcharged us by six euros on that special. But we didn't notice it until we had left. I'm sure there's plenty of other places around that are as good or better.

This product was instrumental in getting me through cancer without chemo or radiation. A GREAT…read moreproduct!! I hope they will be around for a very very long time!! Worth every penny!!

I used the broccoli sprout juice 3 years ago for gastritis. It would take about a week to get here…read more I ordered some broccoli sprout juice last November. Their website says now it will take 10 to 15 business days to get to the US. At 18 and 21 business days post order, I sent an email through their website checking on the status of my order since I still hadn't received it. 6 days later I filed a dispute with my credit card. 3 days after that the broccoli juice was delivered. If someone had responded to my email telling me it was stuck somewhere because of a trucker shortage, I would have understood. But the complete lack of response to my inquiries was unacceptable. Neither did they respond to my credit card company.

Another small gem in New Ross! Great takeaway selection of smoothies (for that hot Sunny Southeast…read moreday!), coffees, cold salads, and warm platter options (lasagna with or without meat, quiches, pies). The coffee is dee-licious, best you can get in town. There's no seating in the front for the deli or cafe customers so you'll have to buy and go. There is a small space in the back for the restaurant. I ate there once or twice - the food was tasty but the prices were a bit much for me. My panini was more expensive than one I'd get in a fancy-pants cafe in Dublin. The place is always packed though so there must be quite a lot of people who don't mind paying through the nose! Oh there's also a lovely little selection of gourmet cheeses, wines, pastas, rices, you-name-it just between the deli and the restaurant. So if you're struggling to find tofu in New Ross, come here - they're sure to have it!

The food and variety of teas were so good. The atmosphere was a delight not to mention service was…read moreexcellent.

I love The Happy Pear. The food is unreal (it's vegan & so so delicious). I got a "Reuben"…read moresandwich the first time and my friend got the Buddha bowl and loved it! I went back and got a breakfast sandwich. Both times I got their Turmeric Latte - absolutely delicious and surprising. Everyone is lovely. And the outside seating is very nice.

Punnet is for that time you want cherries in December. Or when you're hankering after a Mexican…read moresalsa and you must have green tomatillos and you will not find them elsewhere. Yes, they will cost you but where else can you find such rare, juicy produce?

A fantastic wee veg shop with a teriffic selection of pretty much anything. Probably not the…read morecheapest place on the planet but ya gets what ya pays for!

If you've overdosed on coffee for the day but in need of some quick energy, why not grab a smoothie…read moreto sip on while wandering around the shops in the Dundrum Town Centre. Boost is a juice bar on the second floor of the Shopping Centre, located right next to the escalator. There are lots of combos to choose from. I recommend the banana-vanillayoghurt-boost. You can also get freshly squeezed juices and as the counter is lined with fresh fruit you know you're in for a treat. Its not cheap but it sure is tasty, and healthy, and gives you exactly the boost you need to stay sane inside the mall.

Hands up, I struggle with the most important meal of the day. Im just not good with solids in the…read moremorning. Boost in DD shopping centre has a range of really tasty and smoothies to get a decent but healthy dose of sugar. At €4.50 it doesn't cost an arm and a leg and is a genuine pick-me-up plus a healthier alternative to coffee. I recommend the breakfast to go with muesli in it or the strawberry fantasy for a nice banana and strawberry mixture. I also found the fact that you get to watch the fruit smoothies being made live very a-peeling... (sorry). Well worth a visit. Could be a good way to get the younger generation to get their five-a-day!