REVEALED: Tipperary restaurant serves one of the best Irish breakfasts in Ireland
The Comeragh, Carrick-on-Suir, serves the fourth-best Irish breakfast in Ireland, according to a new study
Researchers at Best New Bingo Sites have revealed Ireland’s best cafes and pubs to enjoy an Irish breakfast.
The team analysed reviews on Tripadvisor and Google Maps, including their overall percentage of 5-star ratings, to score establishments serving the nation’s best Irish fry-ups out of 100.
1st place: Celtic Kitchen Café, Killarney
Scoring a perfect score of 100 in this study, Celtic Kitchen Café is a highly acclaimed café in Killarney, known for its excellent food and friendly service. It boasts a 5-star rating on Tripadvisor, with visitors praising its delicious offerings and welcoming atmosphere.
2nd place: The Narrow Quarter Bistro & Coffeehouse, Kerrykeel
Situated in the picturesque village of Kerrykeel, The Narrow Quarter offers a relaxed atmosphere with quality food and coffee. Established in 2018, it has quickly become a local favourite, known for its fresh, locally sourced produce and fine barista-style coffee.
3rd place: The Hungry Monkey, Dublin
The Hungry Monkey is a popular café in Dublin, offering a variety of breakfast and lunch options. Known for its cosy atmosphere and friendly staff, it's a great spot to enjoy a meal or a cup of coffee.
4th place: The Comeragh, Carrick-on-Suir
The Comeragh is a well-regarded café in Carrick-on-Suir, known for its warm atmosphere and delicious food. It's a popular spot among locals and visitors alike.
5th place: Jay Kay's Café, Dublin
Located in Dublin 1, Jay Kay's Café offers delightful breakfast, brunch, and lunch options. They focus on fresh, locally sourced flavours, and also offer takeaway for those on the go.
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Commenting on the findings, Sue Dawson from Best New Bingo Sites said: "There’s no better way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day than with a staple of Irish hospitality, the hearty Irish breakfast. When it comes to indulging in a quality breakfast, this dish really is worth travelling for, particularly at this time of year.”
“Whether it’s traditional black and white pudding, freshly-baked soda bread, crispy rashers, or a steaming pot of tea, these top 10 spots truly capture the essence of a great Irish start to the day.”
“As a team we do love an Irish breakfast, so we put our research skills to the test to help diners find the establishments serving the best in the country. If you are within driving distance of one of these, it could be said that you have the ‘luck of the Irish’ with you this St Patrick’s Day!”.