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The Breakfast Bap at Low Lane - one of the café's recommended in Kilkenny by TheTaste.ie
"There is a booming café culture and restaurant scene in Co. Kilkenny" - so says online foodie digest TheTaste.ie, who this week have named the best cafés, restaurants and places to stay in the county.
It's a great focus on local places to have coffee, lunch, snacks and enjoy the best the county has to offer.
"You could easily spend a weekend there and not even touch the sides of the cultural and culinary delights that the Marble City and surrounding county have to offer," the glowing review of Kilkenny continues.
Recommended by TheTaste.ie for 'Coffee, Brunch and Sweet Treats' are: Low Lane Coffee on Kieran Street, Happy Valley Coffee Box, Cake Face in Irishtown, Café La Coco on Patrick's Street and Fennelly's of Callan.
For lunch and dinner the list includes: Nóinín, Zuni and Ristorante Rinuccini. Places to stay and eat are also mentioned and include Mount Juliet Estate, Knockdrinna and Mountain View. You can check out the full review of County Kilkenny here: TheTaste.ie
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