Wildflower Cafe in

Excellent food friendly hard working staff ample parking. Just perfect

for the past 2-3 years My wife and I have been going to the wildflower every 2 weeks on a Sunday morning for the BB big Irish Breakfast,, Its a great experience we have made many new aquaintences and dare we say friends ,we find a very friendly athmosphere amongst the clientiel .Also we have established a great relationship with the servers (staff) especially the Manager Dipsy one of the most helpful people we have ever met, her attention to customers is brilliant , there are too many others to name suffice it to say we show our appreciation and our gratitude is to leave a decent tip for the staff every Sunday then , Have to say the place feeds both body and Mind

I have been coming to this cafe weekly the food is always good and all staff lovely. One staff member named Deepti always seems to be quite rude and make the experience not so great I have now chosen to take my business elsewhere by going to the cafe in Ashbourne the pantry which is very nice and staff are great.

Love this place and love doing lunch here but lately I've noticed that their prices are more expensive than what I remember so won't be going there as much,working out more expensive than other restaurants I've visited.

The food is really good with a great selection, I asked for a gluten free option for my wife and it was just perfect.

Great food , friendly staff, excellent priced , love the breakfast here

Thank goodness for the Wildflower Cafe! Our family recently visited Emerald Amusement Park in Ireland (we're from Canada) and found the food options there to be less than appealing (i.e. poor quality overpriced pizza, burgers, and deep fried stuff). So, we decided to do a quick Google Search to see what other food options were conveniently located nearby. That is how we discovered the Wildflower Cafe. It was only approx. 15 minutes drive from Emerald Park and had good reviews. OMG! Our family is so happy we decided to try the Wildflower Cafe. Their food was scrumptious and reasonably priced. The service was very friendly and the atmosphere extra cozy. This cafe was hands down one of the best places our family ate at across Ireland. That is saying a lot because our family ate out all 10 days of our Ireland trip (i.e. approx. 30 meals). In the end, only 3 out of approx. 30 restaurants were fantastic: Wildflower Cafe in Meath, Aran Artisan Bakery and Bistro in Kilkenny, and Wolf It Down Mobile Cafe is Northern Ireland.

A great little spot for some light food. It never disappoints.