Meeting House - Castleblayney

Stopped there today on my way home from dublin.usually go to the service station across the road but thought I'd try this place for a change.ordered the scampi and asked the waitress was it fresh or frozen.she said it was frozen so I ordered the fish.got my fish and chips and when I tasted it I knew it was frozen.when I asked the same waitress when I was paying was the fish frozen she said yes and went on to say do I eat anything that is frozen very smugly.can they not get fresh fish in a country surrounded by water.very disappointing and I definitely wont be back

Visited here for a coffee and couldn't resist the fabulous lemon meringue pie. A lovely quaint place to stop for a break or a treat. Excellent staff. The Farmshop has some very interesting and different produce

A lovely little gem located along the N2 road about one third of the way between Castleblaney and Carrickmacross in the Drumlin county of Monaghan. Great for brunch, lunch and a selection of fresh food items such as meat, vegetables, bread, confectionery and artisan produce. And of course one essential ingredient which is always a key distinguishing factor and this establishment has it in spades is a friendly and helpful staff who strive to ensure that customers have an enjoyable and relaxing experience.

The restaurant is located in a beautiful historical building with a farm shop that offers a great variety of items to purchase for your freezer or store cupboard. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and they offer delicious lite-bites for a quick lunch. Additionally, there is lots of free on-site parking available.

After traveling from Dublin, we decided to take a lunch break at the Meeting House cafe. The three kids were getting hangry, but we had promised them a treat since we had dined at this cafe a few years ago. Unfortunately, the cafe was closed, but they were still selling plenty of fresh, local produce for takeaway. However, there were no tables or chairs available for us to sit down. The sign outside still said cafe, as did their Facebook and Tripadvisor pages. Perhaps a casualty of Covid, but we hope someone will reopen this once lovely cafe at this fantastic spot on the N2!