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Kelly's Kitchen

Next door to Kelly's of Newport artisan butchers, this homely café on the Great Western Greenway is run by Sean Kelly’s daughter, Shauna - whose appealing cooking includes many ingredients from her dad’s shop, as well as lovely desserts and cakes to enjoy with a cup of tea or coffee. This is just the place to find a traditional mixed grill - and the house speciality, Kelly's Black Goat: a hot open baguette sandwich with black pudding and St Tola goats cheese.
Open Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm (to 5pm off season). Breakfast menu 9am-12.30pm, L 12 noon-close. Outside seating available in fine weather. Open all year except Christmas. abbreviations

Next door to Kelly's Butchers, this homely café on the Great Western Greenway is run by Sean Kelly’s daughter, Shauna - whose appealing cooking includes many ingredients from her dad’s shop, as well as lovely desserts and cakes to enjoy with a cup of tea or coffee. This is just the place to find a traditional mixed grill - and the house speciality, Kelly's Black Goat: a hot open baguette sandwich with black pudding and St Tola goats cheese from County Clare.


A warm and friendly place, where the motto - as in the shop next door - is "Food made up to a standard, not down to a price", it's a favourite destination for breakfast and brunch and the dishes on the breakfast menu (available all morning, from 9am-12.30pm) are ideal for showcasing Kelly's products.


There's a great version of the Full Irish, of course, and all its variations, such as the Mini Breakfast and the Gluten Free Breakfast - but also, less predictably, a Veggie Brekkie featuring the enterprising butcher's vegetarian versions of the classic breakfast meat products - vegetarian sausage and vegetarian white pudding - along with other traditional ingredients including home made boxty.


You'll find more 'brunchy' options too - and something like the Kelly's Breakfast Club, or Kelly's Bap might be a very welcome to take with you on the Greenway, along with a good hot coffee, tea or hot chocolate in a recyclable cup.


Lunchtime brings a wider menu - the seafood chowder is a favourite - and there's good home baking to enjoy at those in between times.


Serving real homemade food and with a real community feel, it's no wonder that Kelly's Kitchen is such a popular spot.

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Last Updated: 17-02-2021
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