Ugly Mug

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Price

€4.95

Ugly Mug

In spite of the name, at Ugly Mug aesthetics are very important. From the colourful walls of the cafe, to the coffee cups and the artistic cupcakes, everything aims to look – and taste – good. The sweet goods are their speciality, but you'll also find bagels and sandwiches for a quick lunch.

Information

address6 Edward St, Cloonalour, Tralee, Co. Kerry
openingHoursMonday-Saturday: 8.30am-5pm, Sunday: 11am-4pm
phone+353 83 8731785
facebookwww.facebook.com/uglymugcoffeeshop

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