County Mayo
Grab a snack or pause for a true respite in this cafe, packed with old-world charm. It features sandwiches, salads, soups, baked treats and more, all…
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Cork City
This classic cafe serves burgers, pasta, fish and chips, and falafel wraps, but is most famous for serving Cork's best pizza, with more than 25 gluten…
Galway City
This pocket-sized sushi parlour with wooden tables is a welcome pit stop for sushi rolls and sets, nigiri sets, bento lunch boxes, sashimi and yakisoba…
Clifden
This two-floor Main St cafe serves organic fairtrade coffee and fresh fruit smoothies along with daily soups, sandwiches and wraps, plus ice cream in…
Counties Meath, Louth, Cavan & Monaghan
Stripped wooden floors and chunky furniture add to the cosy feel of this cafe, which serves healthy wraps, salads, soups and hot dishes such as fish cakes.
The Midlands
In the centre of town, Emma's serves a whole range of salads, sandwiches, pastries and cakes, along with local products such as jams and chocolates.
Dingle Town
International bistro fare at Grey's Lane ranges from seafood chowder to Thai green curries, prawn stir-fries and Mediterranean pasta dishes.
County Donegal
Cooking since 1976, Jim's does a tasty selection of largely greasy-spoon fare, all-day breakfasts, fish and chips, burgers and curries.
County Clare
Pick up Irish breads and German pastries at this tiny bakery, which also stocks health and beauty products including natural soaps.
Dublin
Burgers served '50s diner style. It's a 'faster' branch of Eddie Rocket's, which has locations all over the city centre.
Cork City
Freshly made sandwiches using freshly baked bread and quality fillings – what's not to like?
County Clare
Kilkee's small farmers' market sets up in the public car park on O’Connell St.
Counties Meath, Louth, Cavan & Monaghan
Cavan's farmers market sets up weekly in the town centre.
Counties Meath, Louth, Cavan & Monaghan
Monaghan's farmers market sets up in the centre of town.
Cliffs of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher's crowded, tiny, expensive sandwich and coffee pit stop.
