What a wonderful café located in a lovely village.
This cosy café has a lovely breakfast and lunch menu (only been here for this meals).
Delicious and fresh 'home cooked' food.
Met a friend for lunch, no reservation. Very friendly service, super menu with good variety of gluten free options.
Only criticism is for the customers who stand in the open doorway on a cold day.
Good product and good value.
Return visit and all of the above stands, except no cold breeze today.
My husband and son stop here often when they are visiting grandad. I came with them this time and everyone was super excited, because 'You really need to eat something here, it's delicious!'.
They were not wrong.
The food is fantastic and the place itself small, but wonderful. When we were on our way home my husband mentioned 'This is my favorite spot to take my dad for lunch or dinner' and I can see why. Funny thing, my Father in law said the same before we left, 'My favorite little fancy restaurant in the area, I love going here'. They sell local artists paintings and the food is presented beautifully. It's kind of like they are creating memories for people and they do it well ♥
I ordered the superfoods pizza with goats cheese, shaved roasted sweet potatoes, walnuts and a side order of sweet potato chips. It was very tasty, so I forgot to take photos of the inside of the place! Can't wait to go back!
Would 10/10 recommend.
Had a lovely breakfast here. Gluten-free bread is available to make many dishes gluten-free. Thanks to this, we were able to have delicious French toast for breakfast.
At 1st sight not a great impression even though we like (even fake) Eames chairs. But food was BY FAR the best we had on our Ireland trip. I had the Piri Piri chicken which I suggest all wanna be chefs should try to set their standards and the whole family was happy with their food. A marvelous surprise!