Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Tipperary

"A tiny outdoor market in gorgeous village Adare, this farmer’s market is growing fast, having started out as a direct link to customers for business-leaning local farmers. New additions include stalls selling clothing, gardening equipment and plants, jewellers, bakers and some great furniture upcycling. It’s the kind of place you can explore thoroughly in less than half an hour, but surrounded by thatched roofs, ancient structures and a fairy fort, you won’t regret dropping in."

"The Mill market is a stop-market where you can buy everything from gift articles, artefacts to meats, cheeses, wines, fruits, vegetables, seafood, dairy products and more!. The market houses some of the best events like meditation and Tai Chi camps, live concerts, workshops and a sea of other events throughout the year. Visitors love to visit the Mill Market to spend their mornings doing somethi...Read more"

"Here you’ll discover the very best of fresh local artisan produce from farmhouse cheeses and chutneys, just-caught fish, meats, organic fruit & vegetables & much more"

"A popular coffee shop overlooking the Shannon River, Jack Monday’s varied menu and terrace from which you can ogle the city’s castle and bridges make it a fantastic morning stop off. The menu ranges from a few American imports (such as waffles and cream cheese bagels), wraps and beautiful coffee. They’re particularly known for their hot chocolate, which is rich and luxurious and comes with marshmallows floating on top, though you might need its warmth to cope with anything but the height of summer on the terrace."

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

"Located in the Glucksman Library Building, the Plaza Café is a great venue if you want a break from study to enjoy a coffee and snack. Hot food and sandwiches are available throughout the day."

"Trading for over 30 years, this is the first dining option visitors encounter after disembarking from the train at Colbert Station. And what an option it is... Local man and Hollywood legend Richard Harris was partial to Luigi’s, and many decades later it remains busy and bustling with locals."

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"The Scholars Club and Bar provides food and beverages in a relaxed and intimate environment. The Club serves carvery every day and can cater for parties up to 80 people."

"If you’re looking for Insta-worthy food, venue and location then look no further than House. Located on the banks of the River Shannon, House is a relatively new addition to Limerick’s foodie scene. Their brunch menu deserves a solid 10/10."

"The Locke Bar is located in the heart of the Medieval Quarter in Limerick City. The Locke bar is open seven days a week from 9:00 am to 11:30 pm Monday to Thursday, 9:00 am to 12:30 am on Fridays, 10:00 am to 12:30 am on Saturdays and 10:00 am to 11:00 pm on Sundays. The Locke Bar has received many awards for its delicious food including ‘Dining Pub of the Year’, Limericks Best Gastro Pub’, ‘Ireland’s Best Tourist Bar’ and many more."

"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."

"Tucked away in the city centre, The Secret Courtyard at the George, Limerick’s best cocktails, pizza & burgers and great craft beers"

"For a good chunk of the younger crowd, this pub and music venue is the very best thing about Limerick city. It combines touring bands, local stars and quiet trad sessions — and at times can be impressively wild. Dolan’s has also been at the heart of the city’s burgeoning hip-hop scene over the past couple of years."

"For music lovers, look no further than Dolans Pub and Restaurant. Housing a traditional Irish pub, a restaurant and two music venues, Dolans has become a firm favorite of Limerick city. Located on the Dock Road, Dolans came into being in 1994, when Mick and Valerie took over the premises."

"With live music performances every Friday from 9pm onward, customers can savour snacks like hot chicken rolls dipped in garlic sauce."