Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Nenagh

"From the Castle I headed to the Milk Market which is open during the day on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. These markets are a real hub of the city and hold a lot of history seen as it was one of the markets that were opened in the mid to late 1800’s. These days the market is full of fresh, local produce more than likely direct from the producer. I loved the buzz of the market and it was great to see local day-to-day life in action!"

"One of Ireland’s finest farmers’ markets, the Milk Market is a dream for people who care about where their food comes from. The complex was refurbished in the 90s, and sits under a large canopy or “big top” which has become a stage for live music. The big market day is Saturday, when you can buy produce and delicacies from the people who rear, catch, grow or make them."

"Head to this quirky marketplace, a far cry from your regular shopping areas, and you’ll be greeted by an array of traditional, local stalls. You’ll find everything from handcrafts, to sustainable, fresh produce. The best time to see it come alive is the weekend."

"For all the hot chocolate lovers out there - you need to visit this place. This is the ultimate treat."

"Sitting pretty in Castletroy’s Kilmurry Business Park, The Factory is a beautiful, airy space serving up incredible coffee and delicious eats. We are officially jealous of anyone working in the business park now and will 100% be making the trek from Crescent Shopping Centre ASAP!"

"A hipster haven filled with coffee beans, sweet treats and chilled vibes. You've got to try the food here, it's fab. Well, that's the afternoon sorted!"

"Limerick restaurateur Pat O’Sullivan – of the renowned Masterchefs Hospitality Group – has turned his attention to health-driven food with the launch of his newest enterprise, Copia Green. Located on the Dublin Road, the former site ..."

"This award-winning eatery is committed to nourishing you with every plate. Seasonal, local and sustainable produce is top of their agenda which is so refreshing to see. The café is also zero-waste which is class."

"I present to you Carlton Coffee, a centrally located shop splashed in a bright orange color that practically dares you to not come in and take a look around. A smaller place, there’s lots of bar seating up against the tall windows to do some prime people watching, especially on busy Saturdays when the streets are filled with families all going to the milk market. What I especially liked about the place was how friendly the baristas were, and that there was some really good patio seating that Anna and I took advantage of after picking up our drinks."

"Located in the Student Centre, the Paddock Restaurant provides self- service breakfast and lunch. While a variety of hot dishes are available throughout the day, sandwiches and rolls are made to order."

"Located on the heart of the river banks, The Locke is an iconic gastro experience in Limerick city. A small yet just enough menu that has all the classic breakfast or brunch choices you could want – a fry, breakfast muffin, eggs benedict or an omelette. They also have homemade granola if you’re feeling particularly healthy that day."

"This popular bar, with its riverside location in the heart of Limerick City and its convivial offering of food, drink and music, appeals to Limerick people and visitors alike. Conveniently located above the boats that make fast at the pontoon, R ..."

"Head down to 35 O’Connell St and you can visit Taikichi, the best Japanese restaurant in Limerick. Specialising in sushi, it is traditional Japanese style bistro with a large menu. Open Saturday to Sunday, 12pm to 10.30pm, you can see some experienced chefs in action who use local ingredients, as you choose something for lunch or dinner, a dessert or some wine, or if you want some take-out."

"If Sushi is more your style, why not pop into one of Limerick’s few sushi restaurants?. Taikichi is situated right in the middle of O’Connell Street next to Mr. Simm’s sweet shop. As soon as you walk in the door, you feel as if you’ve been transported to Japan with beautiful interior decoration and the waiting staff dressed in Japanese style uniforms."

"At Taikichi in O’Connell Street, there’s a huge range of Japanese food to choose from. You might go for sushi, sashimi, bento or a big bowl of noodles. Vegans are wonderfully catered for here too, so it’s one to take a note of if you have a vegan or vegetarian in your party."

"Ireland’s biggest private collection might not quite match up to the massive state-run offerings up in the capital, but The Hunt Museum is a classy spot, crammed to the gills with both art and history. There’s a revolving door of exhibitions, featuring a host of local artists, while the permanent collection allows you to grab a glance at the works of the likes of Irish icon Jack B Yeats, Pablo Picasso and Paul Gauguin. The history section’s not at all bad, either."

"Peruse the three collections of the Hunt Museum on your own time with this prepaid pass. The ticket is valid anytime during opening hours and allows independent travelers to explore at their leisure. The collection contains a variety of items from Ireland and across the world, from paintings to sculptures to other curiosities."

"10% Discount for Hotel Guests Exhibiting one of Ireland's greatest private collections of Art and Antiquities, dating from the Neolithic to the 20th Century"

"This pizza is known for fuelling many a student through a hangover after a crazy night out on the town. Situated right next to the Groody Student Accommodation in Castletroy, this takeaway is extremely popular. Famous for its €5 student deal which includes a nine-inch pizza, a decent bag of chips, garlic dip and a can Coke, you can also purchase a whopping sixteen-inch pizza for just ten euro."