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Ireland has a wonderful reputation for its food produce. We have some the best beef, lamb and dairy in the world. We are an island and surrounded with an abundant supply of fish and shellfish so is it any wonder that we have a wonderful array of superior food shops.
Here you will find delightful gourmet range of Good Food Ireland Approved Shops and Delis with the owners pioneering in their attitudes to sell you the best local fresh produce, you will find shelves piled high with familiar Good Food Ireland favourites, superb gems for those who are serious about great Irish food, plus cookery ingredients for the enthusiastic home cook.
If you would like any additional assistance to help point you in the right direction we will be happy to assist. Just email reservations@goodfoodireland.ie or gives us a call +353 53 9158693 (Office Hours: Mon – Fri 09.30am – 5.30pm)
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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TÍ Linn
Tí Linn, Teelin, Carrick, Co DonegalTucked away at the foot of the Bunglass Cliffs in western Donegal is the charming artisan coffee shop Tí Linn, where owner Paddy Clarke and wife Siobhan Gordon offer good food alongside local and regional Irish crafts to curious passers by.
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Urru Culinary Store
The Mill, McSwiney Quay, Bandon, Co Cork.West Cork was lucky enough to be the first place to be hit by the powerhouse that is Ruth Healy. Her ultimately stylish Urru Culinary Store first opened only few short years ago - and has risen from relatively quiet beginnings to being one of the most talked about shops in the land. Now, with brother Willy, the pair have also opened a sister premises in Mallow. And despite growing the business hugely in a relatively short space of time, standards here are higher than they’ve ever been.
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Vasco Dine Wine Deli & Eco Adventure
Coast Road Doolin to Ballyvaughan, Fanore, Co ClareContemporary café serving an eclectic menu of specials made up from quality local ingredients. Vasco also has a small takeaway deli next door with gourmet artisan speciality products and wine for sale. Great spot to grab a bite and take in the sea views. Located on Coast Road from Doolin to Ballyvaughan, right next to the sea.
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Village Greengrocer & Food Hall (The)
Castlemartyr, Co Cork.Castlemartyr Village in Co Cork has a gem of a shop in the form of this local greengrocer’s. The word greengrocer conjures up an image of yesteryear – and its wonderful to find a place that concentrates on the old fashioned way of sourcing and supplying vegetables to its customers. These days though, Sean and Dorothy Walsh's shop provides so much more...
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Wilde Irish Chocolates
Unit 6, Enterprise Centre, Tuamgraney, Co. ClareIf Wilde suggests a bit of decadence, then it’s exactly the right name for the chocolate that Patricia Farrell makes, not far from the shores of Lough Derg, in Co Clare. But other words that can be used to describe just how delicious these are might include scrumptious and luscious. And winning a Great Taste Gold in 2007, Bridgestone Best in Ireland recommendations and Industry Awards is the definite ‘proof of the pudding’.
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Changing rooms - by Jeanne Quigley
Nothing ever really stays the same. Jeanne Quigley on how seriously some of the country's leading owners take improvements. If there is one common thread, it's the importance of the customer.
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