Café Lógr in Adare

Stopped by for a coffee and a snack in the middle of last-minute Christmas shopping. Flat whites were lovely and the brownies were so good - fudgy and rich and delicious. Atmosphere was great too and the staff were friendly.

Lovely breakfast! Really friendly staff. Will return. ✨️

We dropped in to Café Lógr, in Adare, on our journey to Killarney today. My wife had the "Turkish egg", 2 perfectly poached eggs on a Greek yogurt with Chorizo and Sourdough toast with an Americano coffee. I opted for their fried chicken ceasar salad with brown bread and tea. Both meals were served by very attentive staff and were "memorable". My fried chicken had a beautifully crisp, dry, deep crumb coating which beautifully enclosed the most flavoursome, moist chicken breast I've tasted. With crisp fresh iceberg lettuce perfectly presented with mayonnaise, parmasan cheese and flavoursome croutons. 2 Slices of warm, brown bread, made in-house, were served with a generous portion of soft Irish butter. We enjoyed our meal, returning clean plates to the kitchen afterwards. Personally the brown bread was so good we enquired about purchasing 2 full loaves to bring home. We look forward to returning soon to sample some other tempting options on their menu. Beautiful food and coffee, Excellent staff and service, Very relaxed atmosphere. We have no hesitation highly recommending this establishment. Therese and John

I had such a lovely and relaxing experience at this café. It truly has a charming and inviting atmosphere—the perfect cozy spot for unwinding or enjoying a quiet moment. Beyond the delightful setting, the coffee and pastries are genuinely excellent. The coffee is clearly made with care, and the pastries are fresh and delicious. What makes this place truly special, however, is the personnel, who are incredibly kind and welcoming. Their warm service elevates the entire visit. If you're searching for great coffee and treats paired with a comforting environment, I highly recommend stopping by.

Turkish eggs were spectacular. Coffee great too.

I had the full Irish breakfast - fantastic along with the iced coffee

Lovely small Cafe, lovely food, great service, great coffee

I visited this café one Saturday morning when I was staying in Adare for a wedding so it was new to me. They were very strange about giving me a table and asked was I having food but I hadn't seen a menu yet so I said probably yes but could I see a menu to decide if I would have something small or a hot breakfast. They then told me to sit outside and I looked around at the empty tables inside and asked could I not sit down and again they asked what food I was having, still no menu provided at this stage. The whole encounter was odd which is a shame as the food was lovely and a friend joined me moments later and we had a lovely breakfast together.

We had a nice brunch at this cafe. We sat outside and ordered one of the specials consisting of tomatoes, feta on a sour dough which was delicious. We also got the chorizo and beans with an egg on top on a sour dough. We also got a scone with cream and jam which was decent.

On the expensive side .... Recently stopped in for breakfast with my mum and 2 kids, as there happened to be a parking space nearby. Had not been here in a while and food is always lovely, which it was on this occasion also, however the menu has slightly changed since i had last been and there were no real kids options on the menu other than the french toast. We did enjoy the food and I understand costs are increasing but €88 for breakfast for 2 adults and 2 kids was very expensive. We had Turkish eggs, mushrooms on sourdough toast with bacon which was an additional charge of €5 and the kids had french toast. We had 3 coffees and 2 hot chocolate. Lovely cafe but very expensive. Perhaps if I had been advised the french toast was big enough for kids to share I would have ordered just 1 but at €15 it felt very expensive.