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!

Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. Why don't more people from Celbridge come here?! I don't get it! Maybe…read morebecause you can't access it from the main street in your car any more?! If I still lived in Celbridge, this is definitely somewhere I'd be frequenting a lot more.. eh.. frequently..!!! Or maybe it's the lack of online presence?! I can't find anything about the cafe on the Castletown House website for example?! Why?! So here's what ye do. Go for a whopper walk up along the river, go over to the obelisk and imagine what it would have been like to have been hanging out with the Connolys and Johnathan Swifts and the likes, get a bitta wind in your hair, then get yourself over into the Courtyard Cafe in the grounds of the wonderful Castletown House, and get the warmth back in you. Get a nice sambo or hot meal and a lovingly made hot chocolate and cake to finish. You'll walk home with a spring in your step, guaranteed.

Walked here for brunch, food was delicious, coffee outstanding and wait staff super friendly!read more

Excellent Irish breakfast on the side of the road on the way to Newgrange. The breakfast of…read morechampions and mini Irish breakfast will give you that authentic food you want. The service was great and the staff goes out of their way to take care of you. I would eat here again.

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.

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.

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.

This place is by far my favourite coffee stop, the staff are absolutely amazing, I'm not even sat…read moredown and I'm welcomed with a cup of coffee and a smile, I have breakfast here 3 times a week with my nephew Robin and once a month my family and I come for lunch and a sweet treat, and it's the place I bring anyone that's visiting from the UK - If you've not tried it I suggest you do as you too will fall in love with this little home from home with its warm welcome and home made food and deserts

Cute little cafe inside a garden center. You do need to walk the entire center before finding the…read morerestaurant. Grab a tray, step up to the counter, and order some deliciousness. It was cozy, comfy, and a great experience for these visiting Americans.

We went here on the way back from a trip to Skerries when we realised we hadn't eaten in hours. So…read moreit was a bit of a gamble. First, you walk through the garden centre which was playing nice zen music. Then you snake along the garden furniture and you'll find the restaurant. They do soups (with gluten free bread), sandwiches, hot dishes like beef pie and cakes. I was told they had salads but we must have missed them as we were eating late. There is a sign up which encourages people with allergies to ask the staff for help and let's them know that they can check the recipe book if they are unsure what to order. I heard the manager remind one of the workers to make sure she changes her gloves when preparing the gluten free bread. This was a good sign. I had the parsnip and honey soup. It was very nice and had a deep flavour which was surprising as i usually thing parsnip is a bit bland. I also got a hot chocolate that was good and chocolatey. My verdict: pleasantly surprised

Stage door cafe feels like visiting a good friends place. Small space inside but we got seat…read morequickly at 7 am (they open at 6 am) although almost every table was full. Open early so if you're struggling to find a place, this is it. The Irish breakfast hits the spot - the buttery toast was heavenly and the blood sausage was my favorite part - hearty and delicious. It also came with sausage, sunny side up egg, sweet beans and ham. The service is like none other from the minute you walk in, you feel like you're at an old friends place and as you leave, they give you recommendations and a list of local bars and hangouts that Irish people love. When I go back to Dublin, I'm definitely going back here for breakfast.

Friends found this on TikTok and found it highly recommended. From their understanding the staff…read moreare supposed to be "rude" to you but I didn't find they were. Maybe sarcastic but not rude. What was annoying was them telling everyone their credit card machine would be down and then you'd have to wash dishes or stay until it came back up. They did this to the table next to us but then came back and seemed like it was a joke and was like "oh it's back up." When it came time for us to pay they said it was down and needed to pay cash. We pushed back a little and said you've literally said that to everyone then the guy became rude. So we get out cash and go to pay and he's like oh I'm restarting the machine you can pay by card. That was annoying. Other than that place was small and quaint. Serves traditional Irish breakfast items. Food was good, just don't expect anything to be favorable. Food in general in Ireland is very bland.

The taste is 3.5 stars, but for the quality of ingredients, service, and value, I bump it to 5…read more Randomly stumbled upon this little gem on my first night of staying in Castle Dunboyne. GREAT VALUE. If you want good food but staying within traveling budget, go for this one. Nice service, satisfying food. Gist below Burrito: Nicely done--and this is coming from a guy from California. Recommend the "Mighty Meaty" burrito, with 3 meats mixed into one (beef, pork, and chicken combo). Rhubarb Pie: Tastes good. One interesting note--if you are counting calories, this is a good one to go for, since their crust, while delicious, is lower in fat.

The only place in town that has soya and lactose free milk. Love the cappuccino! Nice Irish…read morebreakfast and friendly staff. Don't forget to get the loyalty card!