Such a nice tea rooms with a huge choice of food and drink. As a vegetarian it’s often difficult to find something in a small cafe but there was a great choice. Lovely cakes and coffee too.

We had scones and tea for two. We thought the food was lovely and it was in such a peaceful and lovely setting. We thought the staff were lovely and thought it was very reasonably priced.

We received excellent customer service here when we popped by for breakfast on the recommendation of a local. It took some seeking out but was really worth it. They served us really creamy hot chocolate, perfectly cooked paninis (I'd recommend the one with mozzarella, chargrilled...More

We had a lovely lunch here and as the weather was lovely we were able to sit outside. The staff were friendly and helpful. We enjoyed one of the days specials which was Chicken Bacon and Avocado salad. Very relaxed atmosphere and appeared to be...More

A quiet spot in the middle of the Craft Area – roomy, brightly decorated and clean. Service was a little on the disorganised side (perhaps that is an Irish trait as it seems to occur at most of the establishments we have visited). Tea /...More

eat in it with friends and family one moring great staff and well priced well worth a visit rate on sterling wasnt good

Set in the middle of the Craft Village this is a great place to stop off for a coffee/tea and homemade cake. The coffee is very nice and the home made cakes are excellent

We came across this cafe while strolling about Craft Village and were pleasantly surprised at how open and bright it felt when we walked in. The service was cheerful and friendly with good prices and fresh offerings.

This cafe is nice and tucked away in the Craft Village. By the time I got in most of the cakes etc were gone but the last scone was very nice!

This cafe is in the Craft Village of Ship Quay Street. It is tucked in off an alley way were there are some olde world shops. Called in for lunch and was given menu as soon as we entered and took our seats. Server was...More