Glendalough Cafe

Wonderful roadside cafe with fresh food. Great local vibe. Tasty lentuo soup and fresh and flaky sausage rolls. Indoor and outdoor seating.

Homemade desserts, breads, salads and a wide variety of snacks. The coffee was so tasty. Lovely indoor and outdoor seating with kind staff. (:

Adorable cafe. The woman makes all food fresh. The scones were straight out of the oven with butter and fresh cream. Amazing. The coffee cake was moist and delicious.

Probably one of the best Cafe’s around Glendalough ! I wanted to take a photo of this exceptional PISTACHIO, PINEAPPLE, LIME cake but was too late as it immediately disappeared 😅 great place, incredible atmosphere and wonderful staff 🌟

We stopped here for coffee after a long walk in Glendalough. It was so good we had to stop by for another piece later. We tried the chocolate peanut cake and the sticky toffee cake. The takeaway sandwiches were OK, but the cake and coffee can’t be beat. They bake them right there and it shows.

Located near Glendalough Lake, this cafe exudes vintage charm. Offering homemade soup, customized sandwiches, and a variety of hot drinks, it's a perfect spot for a cozy meal. The homemade soup, served with bread and butter, is a must-try, prepared deliciously by the talented ladies. With limited indoor seating and an option for outdoor seating, it's one of our favorites. Don't miss the delightful carrot cake whenever it's available—it's a true treat for the taste buds!

Took a pit stop here before going to the Glendalough lakes for a hike. Ordered a carrot cake and an apple crumble cake (both ~EUR 4-5). Both handmade cakes were absolutely phenomenal.

Great coffee, friendly service, great food and a fantastic range of organic goods. Highly recommend the organic ginger cordial they supply! A whole winter without a sniffel! If they don't have a seat just take it to go and enjoy the local views!

This place is like one varietal of my favorite Sunday mornings. Hippies making soups and vegetarian lasagnas, extremely well worn wooden tables and benches. Books and small pieces of art on postcards. A scone which was the perfect amount of not-too-sweet and just a little crusty on the outside, dense and soft inside. Excellent flat white.

Nice little cafe with hot soup, scones, sandwiches, and pasta dishes for dining or take away. Serves coffee and trưa. Friendly service. One of few or the only? Ha fast cafe for sitting in the area when visiting Glendalough and Wicklow National Park area. Had the leek and potato soup which was tasty. Soda bread was a bit thick and floury, coffee was fine. Local shop that also sells other goods aside from food. Have a look and check it out. Other places worth dining with be Lynham's Hotel Bar Restaurant and Wicklow Heather which have higher quality foods. The cafe is more for a quick stop. Lots of cyclists stopped there for a quite drink/bite. Not the greatest but worth checking out whilst in the area. Nonchalant ambiance indoors. Better off sitting outside withe views but we're crowded with cyclists the day I went.

First time on my bicycle doing 78 km route Blessington - Laragh - Glendalough - Blessington. As Laragh is half way, it's a must stop and have a kit kat. Wait, no no no. Stop and have a break. You're not cycling to have an excuse to eat more chocolate, are you :-) ? I did not have any power bars or snacks except bottle of water, which was kinda empty at the time I got to Laragh. I was starving and feeling fuzzy, because of it. When reached this oasis, can't call it anything else as a cyclist coming from Blessington. Even tho, buffet was already closed (it closes at 16:30) and the hole place was preparing for close down for 17:00 o'clock, they still let me have a cup of tea and some banana bread. They saved me, I mean it. I would't not have made it all the way back to Blessington without some food. They sell a lot of fruits, nuts and power, protein bars, liquids etc. Everything you might need for your cycling day. I'll take a picture of inside next time I'm there. They have nice little tables outside the shop so you can get your energy back, rest and replenish your strength. This is my 100% stop I'm in Laragh next time.

A revelation to be honest, the Glendalough Green Cafe Deli. When you pull in it looks like an ordinary Irish village shop that sells newspapers and groceries. But you'll find wine, cheese, wholefoods and hand knitted socks! And that's not to mention the cafe deli out the back where you can get home made soups, sandwiches and cakes. Yummy cakes too. Strong hot coffee and hot cups of tay. It's a place we have found ourselves taking a pitstop in when we bring visitors for a drive from Dublin to Glendalough over the Wicklow Mountains. It's a nice place to have lunch. I am a big fan.

The freshly made sandwiches were delicious, but the best part of the meal was dessert-- the incredible baked goods made in-house. We tried the rhubarb ginger cake and the frosted tea brack- both were outstanding!

Driving from Dublin to Glendalough by car (it was our first day in Ireland) the Cafe saved us! We were starving and were very happy about this great homemade offer of delicious small meals and salad. As a dessert we also took one of these wonderful homemade flapjacks and bought travel provisions in the store. Perfect.

We stopped here on our way to Glendalough from Dublin for coffee and a pastry. The coffee and pastry were good and it looked like they had bigger meals like sandwiches if you need that. They also had regular grocery supplies if you need anything like that.

We stopped here for coffee on the afternoon of 3 September 2014. Great place to have coffee and ice cream. Did I mention the coffee? It was delicious and the best I had as I travelled throughout Wicklow County. Lovely place for a sandwich and soup lunch. You could find everything you need for a snack or a full picnic lunch to take away. Relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Popular with local residents, cyclists and hikers.

We had a great lunch here after hiking in Glendalough. The server prepared it to our specs with fresh bread, real meat (not processed deli slices) and fresh toppings. Not a huge sando, but good for the 5€ cost. The lemon cake was great. The other people eating soup all looked happy.