Delice Bakery and Coffee shop — Restaurant in County Galway

popped in here when i went shopping with my parents. the woman and man working here are amazing! super sweet and so easy to talk to!

restaurant has amazing vibes and the colours complement each other so well! love the coordination between orange and green and the plants, the couches add a little homeliness to the place and bring a cozy feeling in.

the food is just super! i had a cajun chicken sandwhich, and i thought 7.50 was a bit too much for a sandwhich, turned out it was a sandwhich with a side of crisps and salad!

my mom had a cake and says it was delicious! the creamy texture with a soft yet crumbly sponge was the best thing she’s experienced!

my dad had a banana cake and believes it was the best cake he’s had for awhile now. everything was super and the money doesn’t even matter because the food is superior. (even tho the cakes are pretty cheap, 2.50-3.50 a slice which to be honest isn’t all that bad!)

the mochas were great too!

thanks a mill for the great service, laughs and good food! see you...

This was an amazing place the choices where huge and I wish I could of stayed longer. I had an amazing sausage roll and chocolate brownie they where both so tasty and exactly how you want them to taste if not better. My wife had a gluten free carrot cate and coffee and I ended up going back to buy a while carrot cake for the whole family. I used to go to another coffee place by petrol station (Brazco) on way to work most mornings, but now I will be going here for sure, lots of different coffee's and made exactly how you wish fussy or not it don't matter. Customer service is great also. Look forward to my next visit and.

I 100% agree with supporting our local businesses during these tough times and i recommend you guys do the same go to Delice bakery even if its just for a coffee, I garrentee you will chage yoy way to...

Cakes used to be nice here but seem to have gotten quite bad and don't have the decaff coffee as it is tasteless. Other thing I'd like to mention is the way that certain items like bread and scones are left uncovered on display outside of the display cabinet . It's pretty sickening to watch customers buy food that you saw a few minutes earlier covered in flies. Incidentally, Sticky Bakes are not the only offenders when it comes to this practice. For a huge example of this stupid practice take a trip to Supervalue/Joyces and look at their bakery section which, especially in the summer, is heaven to every wasp and fly...