Best French Bakery in Letterkenny

"Dedicated politically and culturally to Latin American revolutionaries, Sandino’s is a cosmopolitan haven. An excellent venue for live music, Sandino's also holds themed nights (80s and 90s motives are especially popular) and pub quizzes every once in a while."

"Sandinos, an independent cafe bar on Water Street, known for throwing great parties in it's main bar, a good gig or two in its back bar & a great pint in it's cafe bar - which is is one of the coolest places in town may we add."

"If you're a tourist or visitor to the city, The Pickled Duck Cafe is the ideal place to stop off for a coffee break during your walk around the city. The cafe looks right out onto the Guildhall, the Guildhall Square and the Derry Walls. So although you're having a break, you can still sit down and look out at some of the most popular tourist attractions in our city."

"Since opening their doors on the Guildhall Square they have fast become a popular spot to grab breakfast or lunch in the city. Also opening the doors to a SECOND cafe on Greenhaw Road, serving quality homemade food, their famous 'brown ding' & lots of delicious cakes including cheesecakes you'll be drooling over!"

"This place isn’t anything fancy but it does an absolutely cracking and reasonably priced full Irish breakfast. In fact everything on the menu is reasonably priced. They have two locations but the one close to Guildhall Square is the most central."

"The Scullery, is an artisan bakery & coffee house at the bottom of Waterloo Street, & they sure know how to make a damn good cheesecake. The ideal place to kick back, relax & watch the world go by. Also home to two cafes at Magee Campus."

"The Coffee Tree’s thriving, quality food and rustic interior making it a go-to for locals in the area. It has gained special acclaim for its trademark ‘doorstop’ sandwiches – distinctively being served up on large slices of lightly-toasted brown bread and stuffed to the brim, the soup is also excellent. Quality is maximised by keeping options on the menu limited, something which is also the case for the simple but perfectly-executed desserts on offer."

"Don't be fooled by The Coffee Tree's modest exterior - this cafe serves up some of the best coffee in town. Run by couple Finbar and Movania, The Coffee Tree has been growing in popularity since opening three years ago and its easy to see why. The cafe possesses a warm atmosphere and serves up sublime coffee and snacks."

"Think Nutella crepes, milkshakes, homemade ice cream & divine coffee that even comes with a mini ice cream cone on the side... Opening their doors in 2017 on Ferryquay Street, Joe Jackson's is home to the nicest ice cream in the city, if not the whole north west!"

"FREE TEA/AMERICANO WITH EVERY WRAP OR PANINI EVERYDAY WITH YOUR CARD. You will find the Walled Garden Cafe hidden in the beautiful St Columbs Park, next to St Columbs Park House. The ultimate spot for a relaxing coffee away from the hustle & bustle of the city centre."

"The hidden jewel in Derry City is most certainly Derry Craft Village. Like something straight out of a Dickens’ novel, it is a cultural oasis in the heart of a vibrant city. A reconstruction of an 18th Century Street and 19th Century Square, the Craft Village provides an eclectic mix of artisan craft shops, balconied apartments, licensed restaurant and coffee shops."

"A handful of craft shops sell Derry crystal, handwoven cloth, ceramics, jewellery and other local craft items in this renovated courtyard. One of the best is Derry Designer Makers, a collective of 15 artists and..."

"Scarpello bakehouse & pizzeria specialise in long fermented real bread products produced from their very own family Bakery in Co.Donegal. These guys offer authentic slow-rising sourdough breads that you'll also find in several local coffee shops around the city, the most delicious wood fired Neopolitan style sourdough pizzas, grilled cheese toasties to die for & more. Plus they've even got a drive through for those all important coffee stops!"

"When owner and chef Kevin Pyke set up Pyke ‘N’ Pommes, he hoped to promote Britain’s growing street food scene in Derry and it seems to be working – since opening in 2013, the food truck has become a fixture of the city’s riverfront and its creative, locally sourced food is hailed as the best in town. Choose from aptly named menu favourites like the Codfather (fresh fillet of Greencastle cod served with black pudding, White Oaks’ organic potatoes, pickled beets and smoky apple puree) and the Notorious P.I.G (slow-roasted shoulder of pork, crispy slaw, BBQ sauce, beetroot crème fraiche on Lebanese flatbread)."

"For years Pyke 'n' Pommes POD – a quayside shipping container – has been serving up the best food in Derry; in 2019 chef Kevin Pyke opened this licensed restaurant, serving a mouthwatering menu of tacos (fillings..."

"This trendy street food spot, now alongside the river Foyle, started life as a van in a disused car park. The configuration now includes a converted shipping container and a double decker bus."

"The hidden jewel in Derry City is most certainly Derry Craft Village. Like something straight out of a Dickens’ novel, it is a cultural oasis in the heart of a vibrant city. A reconstruction of an 18th Century Street and 19th Century Square, the Craft Village provides an eclectic mix of artisan craft shops, balconied apartments, licensed restaurant and coffee shops."

"A handful of craft shops sell Derry crystal, handwoven cloth, ceramics, jewellery and other local craft items in this renovated courtyard. One of the best is Derry Designer Makers, a collective of 15 artists and..."