We have compiled the ultimate coffee map of Ireland – featuring a coffee per county, gleaned by our own well-trodden experience and user reviews, it doesn't get better than this.
Brace yourselves... and get ready to argue.
We included Established in our reasons to visit Belfast because they serve delish 3fe coffee and unreal food. So worth a visit.
A cute, cosy and friendly spot where the coffee is good – but the treats are, dare we say, even better.
This place is probably the best around serving coffee made by friendly baristas using Matthew Algie coffee.
YES.
Slim pickings in Co Cavan but Delish stole our hearts. This place does a solid cappuccino in a pretty cool town.
One of the most beautiful places on planet earth, these guys do killer coffee. Perfect for after a long hike through The Burren.
Grab mammy a bottle of perfume while you're there. G'wan.
These guys are absolute experts. To them, and us, coffee is art and they've nailed it perfectly.
They do a Vietnamese crushed ice coffee using The Barn coffee.
Gwan.
Legenderry coffee. I see what they did there. Heh.
Froth specialise in flavoured and ice coffees that, to be frank, are savage. Perfect for that cheeky sweeth tooth indulgence.
Winners of the Lovin Dublin Award for Best Coffee, these guys are superb, and do some seriously interesting stuff with coffee.
Such a cute spot with bangin' reviews.
This coffee shop was sent from the Gods for this Galway gal. It is exactly what you want to sipping while strolling Galway's beautiful streets. These guys know their aesthetics.
Adorable name aside, these super friendly guys serve a wonderful, handpicked blend of Badger and Dodo coffee that will give you the right caffeine kick you need for exploring idyllic Dingle.
This spot in Naas does spectacular caffeine in a pretty stunning coffee house. 'Cos coffee is that bit nicer in a swanky location.
This lil cafe is just around the corner from the wonderful Kilkenny Castle, perfect place to pop a squat after all those stairs.
If you like matcha lattes you must try theirs.
If you've been to Electric Picnic you'll be familiar with this spot for the fry up. They do a decent cup of joe so when you're absolutely rattled this place will mend your poor soul.
An ADORABLE little spot for all your caffeine needs. Oooooh.
Ponaire hand roast their own coffee which is preeeettttyyy impressive, so naturally they've made their way onto our coffee map.
This place has been selling coffee for nearly 20 years, and doing a damn good job too. You'll find them on the way into Longford town after the cathedral.
Comes directly from Panama, handpicked by the owners. Pretty cool!
Over in Castlebar Cafe Rua serve up some of Mayo's best coffee, amongst other delish bits and bobs. Cool people running a really nice place!
Kells you've done it again.
This terrific spot is perfect for an coffee in the great outdoors.
Classic Italian coffee and gelato, you just can't go wrong really!
A great brew in a great part of the country.
Say hello to Rogue & Co, one of the tastiest places you'll ever visit.
Unreal brunches aside, they do a very reliable latte. Nice.
Strandhill should be at the top of everyone's list of places to visit. It's heaven on earth, quite literally!
Cannot find a fault with a single thing Shells do, make sure you pop in to their gourmet store too for some hidden gems.
It's a longgggg way to... sorry.
This unique little caf is perfect spot for some people watching and an aul' creep.
Out in Strabane is one of Ireland's best kept secrets, Gray's Tea Rooms are the perf place to bring your mammy for a bitta glam.
There's only so much one can say about coffee, but these guys have created something quite special. They serve 3fe coffee in really slick surroundings.
Hands down the best coffee in Athlone, The Bastion is the perfect place to stop on your trip to Dublin.
Super coffee in this lovely Wexford spot. Perfect for a caffeine hit before a long ass journey.
One of the hottest places around, and one of the best brunches in the Dublin (ahem) area, Dockyard No.8 do a mean mocha. Must try in Wicklow.
Well that's you sorted for every road trip ever.
Now let the fighting commence...
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