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Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Narin-Portnoo including Sheila's Coffee and Cream, Ahoy Cafe, Charlie's West End Cafe, Ti Linn, Melly's Cafe, The Butterrock, Toni's Bistro, The Wheelhouse Cafe, Cafe Kitty, Maghery Cafe
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10. Maghery Cafe
Maghery Café is set in a most spectacular location amid fantastic coastal scenery. The Café location is next to perhaps the finest beach in County Donegal, Maghery Strand. Our Café specialises in simple, affordable, traditional home cooked Irish food. All
Reviewed By maryjane09
We are regular customers every year and look forward to the cafe opening for the summer. The new menu and decor is fabulous. I had the pancakes with maple syrup & bacon which were delicious. My youngest had the kids pancakes with nutella and also agreed they were divine. My eldest had the mini breakfast with a homemade scone. The scones was so fresh he loved it. We will be back for lunch. All very reasonably priced. Thank you all.
9. Cafe Kitty
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By franj413
Lovely food. Friendly service. Would heartily recommend. Varied menu including vegetarian options. Breakfast pancakes a real treat
8. The Wheelhouse Cafe
The Wheelhouse Cafe is a nautical themed restaurant based in the gorgeous fishing village Burtonport, located along the Wild Atlantic Way. Come long and experience our tasty food from all day breakfasts, to home chowder & soups, to daily burgers and salad
Reviewed By Niamh819
Just pulled over to this place as we were hungry and on the road. Expected to find a âgreasy spoon cafeâ. Pleasantly surprised as it was far from it! Wonderfully decorated, pleasant staff, lovely view, spotlessly clean AND amazing food! Couldnât fault a thing. Loved the touch of a kids play area which was tastefully done. Well done to the crowd whoâve established this lovely place! Long may it continue to be a gem
7. Toni's Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Nearly approaching 10 years in the centre of Donegal Town. Toni's Bistro is a comfortable cafe/bistro/restaurant that is open from morning to night every day of the week. We're always open to serve you everything including -- Barista quality cappuccino- M
Reviewed By yopatee
I visited here today, ordered poached eggs, bacon , beans and mushrooms, the mushrooms were beyond greasy, a staff member confirmed they were deep fried ! Absolutely revolting, who wants to eat mushrooms saturated in cooking oil ! What happened to saute!!! , clearly the lazy way suits the chef !
6. The Butterrock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
The Butterrock restaurant is situated on Dungloeâs main street & is the perfect place to head for a cup of hot tea or coffee, a mouth-wateringly delicious slice of homemade apple pie, a lunch of freshly breaded haddock, a soup & sandwich. The list goes on
Reviewed By bikerbabe2014
Stopped in here while touring around the North West of Donegal. Lovely, friendly and clean coffee shop on the main street. Parking available behind the Cope supermarket as Main St parking is a quite busy.Good cafe menu to suits most tastes. We had toasted sandwiches followed by delicious and substantial sized desserts. Gorgeous!
5. Melly's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Mellys was Opened in 1956 and is still run by the same family. You can sit in and take in the beautiful view of the large fishing port and watch the world go by. Mellys has a friendly relaxed atmosphere. Full Take away menu also available.
Reviewed By Kathy C
Melly's was recommended to us for dinner when we stayed at the Seawinds B & B. It was a great find! We enjoyed a wonderful meal of fish and chips. Nothing more, nothing less. Don't go to Melly's for the ambiance, but go for great, fresh seafood. You will not be disappointed.
4. Ti Linn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Artisan Cafe with Homemade delights, Italian Coffee,home baking, & Craft Shop. Remember; Ti Linn Cafe is your last stop before the Cliffs themselves, there are no service buildings, or Interpretive Centre etc. at the cliffs, unlike other places, Slieve Le
Reviewed By Steveage
We were all hungry after our jaunt to Slieve League, and this is right on the way. You go up and order at the counter and they make your food and bring it out to you. We just had grilled cheese sandwiches, soups and salads. Everything was very well made and tasty. The wifi here, oh man, my kids were in heaven because the wifi was blazing fast. Coming in here after the cold, windy, rain on the cliffs was just a cozy stop. Also, the touristy, art stuff for sale here was really fun as well.
3. Charlie's West End Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By Ronan D
A wonderful place to eat...great food served with a friendly smile...and at very reasonable prices.Charlies doesn't pretend to be anything that it isn't.We holiday in Loughros Point every summer....Charlies we eat in every day of our trip.Try it out...you will not be disappointed.Missed Philomena this year....she is a fantastic woman.Our thoughts are with Charlie.The Divers from Belfast.
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2. Ahoy Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Cafe serving breakfast, brunch, soups, sandwiches and hot lunches. Homemade baked goods and Lavazza Coffee all day too. Daily seafood specials.
Reviewed By only1jpk
Spent a week in Donegal & Derry, ate at some posh places... Ahoy gave us our best meal by far! The breakfast was superb - especially the honey roasted tomatoes with sesame seeds! I stuck my head in to the kitchen to nick some ideas, and they were wonderful! If I wasn't hundreds of miles away I'd eat there most days!
1. Sheila's Coffee and Cream
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
This is a family friendly restaurant that specialises in decadent homemade desserts and delicious Dinners, Everything is freshly made on the premises daily using locally sources ingredients.
Reviewed By beccax95
This cafe does amazing Irish breakfasts with freshly made Irish bread. definitely worth a stop if visiting Ardara.
