Roasted and Toasted Café Bundoran

Great value Irish breakfast. Lovely welcome by staff and very prompt service. The breakfast burrito is spectacular and full of flavour. Highly recommended.

If you’re in Bundoran and want a spot that nails both flavour and friendliness, Roasted & Toasted is a gem. The moment you step inside, you’re met with a warm welcome and a cosy, relaxed atmosphere that makes you want to slow down and savour the moment.

☕ Coffee & Drinks I ordered a latte, and it was spot-on — smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. The milk was silky, the espresso had depth, and it was served at just the right temperature. You can tell they take pride in their coffee here.

🥪 Food I went for The Mothercluker sandwich, and it was absolutely delicious — packed with flavour, generous in size, and perfectly toasted. I also had their baked potato salad, which was creamy, fresh, and a great complement to the sandwich. Everything tasted homemade and thoughtfully prepared.

💁 Service The staff are genuinely lovely — friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about what they do. They’re happy to chat, make recommendations, and make you feel right at home.

🌿 Atmosphere It’s the kind of place you could happily spend an hour or two — whether you’re catching up with friends, working on your laptop, or just enjoying a quiet coffee break. The décor is simple but inviting, and it feels like a little hideaway from the bustle outside.

Usually I procrastinate quite a lot when it comes to leaving Google Maps reviews, but this time I just couldn’t stay aside.

It all started off fairly well. Even though the place doesn’t have Wi-Fi, I managed to get a signal and connected through my phone. The plan was to have something to eat and work here for a while before moving to the next location. I work remotely, I had my laptop with me, noise-cancelling headphones, and I speak pretty quietly - at least usually people disturb me, not the other way around. In the moment things happened I was quiet for 10 mins listening to my colleague. All people around weee talking louder

We finished our Full Irish Breakfasts - two of them - had the included drinks, and then about an hour later a woman came up to us and said that the table was booked and we needed to leave. I asked if I could move to another table since there were plenty of free ones. In fact, almost half of the café was empty, including tables outside. Not saying it is closing in an hour and a half after all happened. She said no, that wasn’t allowed. I told her I couldn’t leave at that moment because I was in the middle of a work meeting. She replied, “you can’t work here, this is a coffee shop.”

That’s completely inappropriate.
I don’t know who the customers of this coffee shop are on a Monday afternoon, but usually all working people are working at that time. If this is a café for retired people, then maybe it should be written on the sign that this place is for retired people only.

Unfortunately, I had to apologize to my colleagues, as it was quite an important meeting, and move elsewhere. I asked the woman if I could at least finish, saying it would take 10-20 minutes, and she strictly said “no.”

I don’t know what I did to deserve this kind of treatment as a customer. If she’s not the owner, I would assume her to work more in the kitchen, not dealing with customers, because with this kind of behavior she clearly doesn’t attract people to a place.

There was also one moment earlier that felt off. When she was clearing the table, I reached out and took our napkin - the one single napkin left. Because for a beard like mine it is always not enough. She looked at me like I had taken a euro out of her pocket.

Overall, despite the food is fairly good- I will never come back to this place and I don’t recommend it to any young people, creators, commuters and remote workers. This place is definitely not for you. This place is may be for older peop