Gourmet Food
Sage Café
86 Noth Main Street, Youghal, Co CorkIts lively location on the main street in Youghal, right by the town’s landmark clock tower makes Sage Café a modern and spacious day time café and deli with lovely outdoor courtyard seating. This eatery specialises in the use of local produce that has been treated simply. There is a lovely selection of lunch main courses and a fantastic array of home baking and desserts. Baked goods, homemade jams, chutneys, relishes and house wines for all for sale here
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Lunch Main from: €11.00
Silver Hill Foods Farm Shop
Silver Hill, Emyvale, Co Monaghan.If you’ve ever tasted Silver Hill Foods wonderful and unique Peking Duck, you’ll know that they deserve every accolade they receive. These ducks are fed on a natural diet, without any additives, then air chilled without any added water. The result is meat that’s succulent, tender and full of flavour.
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Springfort Hall Shop & Café
Mallow, Co CorkThe produce at Springfort Hall Shop and Cafe are all homemade at Springfort Hall Hotel (just 5 mins outside Mallow Town) and ingredients are finely selected from local producers
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Dinner Main from: €24.95
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Lunch Main from: €17.50
Stradbally Fayre
Upper Main Street, Stradbally, Co LaoisThis delightful daytime Café Restaurant is open 7 days a week, providing superb homemade food using local produce and organic meats along with a selection of good coffees, teas and juices making this a must stop for anyone needing to refresh tired bones in a contemporary, comfortable and spacious eating area. The café also incorporates a small deli where the house baking and various other Good Food Ireland member products can also be purchased.
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Lunch Main from: €8.50
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