Larder

Waterford & The East

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Larder

Larder is a must for coffee enthusiasts, serving Waterford's very own coffee brand, Mean Bean, not to mention the freshly baked scones and many other pastries that will surely round off your visit.

Information

address111 Coffee House Lane, Waterford
emaillarderwaterford@gmail.com
openingHoursMon to Sat: 8.30am–7pm, Sun: closed
phone+353 87 416 2401
websiteVisit website

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