Mullichain Cafe in St Mullins

Beautifully situated on the banks of the river Barrow in St Mullins in County Carlow. The Mullichain Cafe is a unique and charming dining out by the river.

The Mullichain Cafe is a tastefully restored 18th-century canal storehouse, that was used to store grain and all kinds of goods that were transported on the canal line from 1760.

Martin and Emer O’Brien set about restoring the sadly derelict building in 2008. And opened The Mullichain Cafe in March 2009. Many of the original features have been retained including the Canadian pitch pine beams and the lime plaster walls.

The Cafe offers small snacks to larger meals while enjoying scenic views of the countryside. Guests can sit and watch the Heron fishing on the weir. When the tide is out or watch the cruisers passing on the rising tide on their way to the sea.

Moreover, the Mullichain Cafe also provides luxury self-catering accommodation in the form of three beautiful cottages surrounding the old stable yard.

This is a perfect place to stop in for a coffee or meal while you visit St Mullins. And enjoying it in an amazing and relaxing surrounding area. I highly recommended to try their delicious waffles with strawberries.

It`s open 11 am-6 pm 7 days a week.

Visit their official website: themullichaincafe.ie

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Below are photos I took in July 2021.

Malgorzata

Blogger. Volunteer. Enthusiast of photography, nature, architecture, and cultural events. Since 2014 living in County Carlow in Ireland.

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