George's Patisserie

County Meath


Picnic fare at this little spot includes scones, cakes and specialities such as mini-apple-crumble tarts. Light snacks like quiches and sandwiches are also available to take away or eat at the on-site cafe, with walls papered in old newspapers (mainly the Antique Trade Gazette).


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