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 have been in O'Flynns Centra about 3 or 4 times now. The staff are friendly, I always found what…read moreI went in for & I love their coffee (Frank & Honest). Looking forward to going back again

Pretty obvious many of these reviewers went to a different restaurant than I Seems that it is…read morefashionable to exaggerate the prices. Price be damned at a price like this. No trip to Paris is complete without a meal at this landmark institution. Impeccable

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.

This is a great place to pick up fresh fruit, vegetable, and herbs as well. It's located right…read morenext to a good butcher so if you are out grabbing items for dinner it is dead handy sure. They have a good selection and the staff are always friendly and very helpful. Their stock is always much fresher than you would find in the large supermarkets and of a much higher quality. What really is amazing is it actually is cheaper than the supermarkets as well.

Claire's Tearooms (yes there are multiple) provides what may be the quintessential breakfast and…read moretea experience. I had a LivingSocial which provided breakfast for two, with juice and a pot of tea for a measly, embarrassingly cheap 7 euros. And yet I'd have gladly paid full price. Eggs Benedict with fresh eggs and a hollandaise so tasty it defied my taste buds to identify the source of its greatness. Fresh juice, and a piping hot pot of Irish breakfast. All in a traditional stone house with proper place settings and little flowers on the teacups. Go for breakfast, go for afternoon tea - hell, go for breakfast and STAY for afternoon tea! This is a place not to be missed.

Perhaps add your hours to the yelp.. we drove out of our way to come here on a Monday morning, and…read morethe place was closed.

Coffee is delicious food is Def worth it I recommend the triple decker for sure I had it twice and…read moreit's my favorite thing there or the Mexican bagel this is the first place I had a sandwich outside from home and I will be eating here most of the time

Great place to stop in and get a bite! Had their toastie and epic melt toastie with cappuccino and…read moreiced coffee. Highly recommend as the food was delicious and the staff was very friendly.

This is a super cute place and off the beaten path. I found out about it from a co-worker. We came…read morehere for lunch with our toddlers and they have a great tea room that serves good lunch food, desserts and teas. And there is outdoor and indoor seating. The food was tasty and the menu was decent. Be sure to walk around their grounds since there's a lovely garden. And I also purchased lotion from their store. I thought it would be less touristy since I felt like we were driving to the middle of no where but when we arrived it was pretty packed. People had arrived in tour vans. Overall a great experience and the perfect place to stop on your way to Cliffs of Mohr if exploring Ireland.

Visited here in 2022 when we were in Ireland, bought some perfume, are some lunch. Staff was…read morefantastic, flash forward to Dec 2024... Wife was out of perfume wanted more, ordered online, shipped for €10, (economy) arrived west coast of US in 5 days. So if you can't visit in person their online ordering is the next best thing. Highest Recommendation