Builín Blasta Cafe & Bakery

Lovely cosy spot, great choice and friendly staff. We had cooked breakfasts, one was a vegetarian option and it was beautifully cooked. There is also a small selection of deli goods. We were able to bring our small dog inside. Highly recommended.

Came in here for lunch, ordered a dish with poached eggs on them. Cut into one and it was completely underdone, inedible. When I asked for a fresh poached egg, they didn’t even take my dish back (which had raw egg all over it)- they instead brought me out a replacement in a ramekin. Attaching a photo of the entirely uncooked egg I was served. I didn’t have the energy to tell the waiter again considering the lack-lustre response I got previously. This is a health & safety issue- please train your staff responsibly.

Very friendly staff that were very helpful Food like muffins pastries were clearly on display. Lots of different coffee and teas. Water was free. We had the home made soup as the wet windy day called for it. The home made brown bread was an added bonus. We had our dog with us and they only delighted to have him, I have to say my dog is well mannered and loves people . But it was beyond my expectations and toilets spotless. Great lunchtime dining experience

Amazing place!! The breakfast was the best I've had, probably ever! They really don't go cheap with the ingredients, and the kids devoured the pancakes, 100% recommend, I'll definitely be back, amazing service too

Second visit in three days, the chowder was enjoyed both days and this falafel on the second trip was delicious. Great shopping of crafts to be enjoyed also.

Nice location and friendly staff but food mediocre and overpriced. A “toasted” tepid turkey and cheese sandwich devoid of flavour for €15 is somewhat overpriced and disappointing. Coffees and cakes are the stronger offerings in this cafe / restaurant. I won’t be back!

Really lovely spot for breakfast. The coffee was particularly amazing, we had a sausage roll and the shakshuka, would definitely recommend!

Spiddal, Situated at the top of the craft village. Plenty of free parking Sunday morning- fabulous cafe, artesian menu, good size portions and quality and an easy way to start the day; brunch and snacks are available too. Great coffee and a delicious selection of cakes. Small local craft foods and drinks. Lastly, the staff are top-notch, helpful, friendly and efficient—outdoor seating when the weather permits. If in Spiddal or the area make a visit!

A wonderful spot to eat and drink in the village of An Spidéal, food so good you go to have the exact same dishes again before you even consider the rest of the menu, by the way, all good. Well considered wine list and impeccable presentation and service, a real gem, fíor seoda

Lovely cafe with delicious food and friendly staff. Clean and airy. Outdoor dining option.

Cute little café with plenty of choice of baked treats and lunches. We just came here for coffee and a treat which our order was taken by a lovely staff member - didn't get her name but she was very friendly. I wish I was hungry enough to try the food as their menu looked good and they had a few vegan options which I will be back to try. The menu is also personalised with irish phrases and how to say them which is nice to teach their customers who wouldn't be familiar with the Irish language. The coffee here was lovely also. I saw on the menu that it is pointed out that there is a minimum spend of €5 per person between 12:00pm and 4:00pm, which I have never seen on a menu before and is quite strange to see. It would be a good thing to know before meeting up with a friend here just for a coffee.

Have been here many times and always appreciate the changing menu. However this latest menu is not as diverse and quite boring and limited. Tried ordering two items but both were unavailable. Settled for the vegan toastie, which was soggy and flavourless. Will skip this spot next visit and go to a restaurant in the village with more variety.

Scrumdiddlyumpcious. Quality ingredients masterfully prepared, with good portions and great customer service. The place was busy, for good reason. I had Chicken Parmesan Sambo on Focaccia and the side salad of the day was a Waldorf. My wife had the fish and chips. The lads had spaghetti and waffle fries. Everyone was extremely satisfied!

Great food, service was a little brusque. The slice of carrot cake I had was really delicious but the overall experience could have been better. I felt like I had inconvenienced the waitress by asking for some sugar for my coffee.

Nestled in to a small trading area made up of local craft and gift shops, this place is a real find. The food is simply divine and with the highest service levels to match. I had a warm pork and apple salad followed by a homemade lemon tart. All of which was of the utmost quality. Superb. If you're ever over in Spiddall, or Galway even, make a bee line here. You won't regret it!