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

cute little coffee shop. park along the main road then it's on a back road. Food was good, nothing…read morecrazy, but it was reasonably priced and came out fast. The coffee was really lovely though. It came with a little chocolate duck, very cute. The workers were very friendly.

Fantastic espresso drinks and Amy, who runs the shop is fantastic. It's located down an alley just…read moreinside the Moat theatre. Great spot.

Nice location on the canal in Sallins harbor, super friendly owner and staff. Great for breakfast…read moreand lunch. Fresh selection of Pastries and croissants. Cosy atmosphere inside as well as the roofed patio.

Nice spot for some breakfast in Sallins. Full Irish and a mug of tea is a good way to blow the…read morecobwebs out, and it's a big place with plenty of quiet corners too. Service was quick and friendly and the prices were very reasonable too. If you have some time to waste, this is the place to do it.

I was brought to this café for the first time this afternoon and I was well impressed with the…read morecoffee and with the decor. I just loved the giant coloured lampshades, the antique paraphernalia, the bookshelves, and the ancient-looking wall map. The seats are comfy and they have soya milk, which is a must for me. I'm told the food is yummy too. Apparently, there's a smaller version of this café up in the Caspo Centre, which has a coffee hatch to brighten up the early mornings for the poor unfortunate commuters. I love finding cool new cafés so I was well chuffed this avo.

Contemporary interior but breakfast is served like the old days, Bain Marie with lights. Ive only…read morebeen here for breakfast on Saturday mornings with the lads from work ( site) , they horse the food down, love it, no complaints. So i cant comment on anything else. The staff are pleasent, willing to help and offer little things like, "ill drop it down", " do you want an extra shot in that" and a good bye with a smile. The have a generous amount of other healthy options for breakfast aswell, so all tastes are accommadated for. It does the job and its a nice place to chill out in. Initially i had given a 3 star review, but as i wrote this, i realised id only seen a small window of its offerings. Its a four star place for breakfast, front of house staff bumped it up! Give them a raise boss!!

Great find on our way Dublin to Kinsale. Fruit scone was delicious, mini breakfast you must get the…read morepotato cake, it is amazing. Staff and service excellent. Lots of smoothie and fresh choices. Note the directions off Yelp are not accurate, so be sure to find it tucked away next to a gym.

While driving cross country, we found this little quant breakfast cafe. The outside is a little…read moreplain, but the inside is cute. But the food......the food was delicious! I highly recommend eating here anytime!

Absolutely perfect. We were looking for cheap breakfast on our way from Dublin to Kilkenny, and…read morethis hit the spot. Irish breakfast, avocado toast, pastries and coffee. It was perfect. Wish we had more of these in the US!

It took me a few years to warm to this place and really Im not sold on the coffee shop / cafe. Its…read moretoo small and chaotic. I do however love the fresh veg and organic selection of sauces etc that as someone with allergies to food items or additives I have a hard time finding the healthy options. I can find it here. I cannot however find it in the food they serve here. Not much is GF including the soup so eating here is problematic. I usually have a coffee while my mum or sister eats and I watch. Fun, not. The owners are nice and friendly. They have a good wine selection and you can even bottle your own from the casket if you wish. I find the wine over priced so not a win here I'm afraid. It is difficult to find parking and it can be crazy at certain hours like breakfast lunch etc so I avoid these times. I'm putting an addition as this summer all prices went up 20 percent. When I asked staff about it they justified it by saying they had no increases in a few year's. When I mentioned the worst recession in history they were dismissive. This does not impress me. You're still sitting in a deli it's not a restaurant yet it is more expensive than one and no waiters.

We stopped here during our day trip to Newgrange. In this small town, this was really the only…read moregame in town for lunch. Really good fresh made bread for our sandwiches and nice fellow working the counter. The coffee smelled great although we passed on it and went for a soda. I'd like to try for breakfast next time.

Absolutely delightful. The bread is thick cut and perfectly fresh, and the red pepper pesto is to…read moredie for. Thanks for such a yummy lunch.

Where do I start. Hair in a vegetarian breakfast and also in kinder bueno pancakes. Vegetarian…read morebreakfast comes out with 2 sausages. Better places to go in Ashbourne for breakfast. Place is cold aswell inside.

Just had an amazing lunch of goat cheese/beat/walnut tart and a very yummy potato leek soup. You…read morewalk up to the counter and order takeaway- there are two tables outside but it was a bit cold and windy when I was there. I definitely recommend this place.

Outstanding lunch here, one of the better meals I've had in all of Ireland. Simple, yet artful…read morecreations. I had Mimo's Spiced Chicken Sandwich and it was fresh and flavorful. For my side item, I chose the potato salad, which is some of the best that I've ever had. It was super fresh and included fresh dill along with some chunks of pickle. Would love to take this stuff back home! Service was attentive and cheerful.

A place like this just makes my heart sing. Starbucks it ain't. It's local independent, cosy and…read morequality. Our waitress was joy personified - the welcome was warm and she fussed over us to get us seated then brought menus. The cafe has a take away go left and a separate sit - in area go right where we nestled into. The cafe was busy - both takeaway and sit in - just into the early afternoon. It was a flat white, a cappuccino and a generous chunk of home - made, zingy lemon meringue pie between us. The coffees and the light airy pie were delicious. The rest - rooms were well appointed too. Once the food was delivered to the table I asked for the bill so that we could just leave once we were done. My wish was granted with a smile. €14.35 or £12.37.

Phantastic freshly roasted coffee and great baristas. The cafe is small but cozy and the roast…read morebeyond comparison. Beans can be purchased as well.

I travel a lot for work, working in the coffee industry for a living and I also used to own a drive…read morethrough cafe. This place was great. The two owners were both working at the cafe when I dropped in, which was probably a rare treat. The sign outside said "local gossip inside" which was cheeky and I loved it. The coffee - good of course