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Ballisodare

Tempo Café

Ballisodare, Co. Sligo

Family friendly

Free car parking

Tempo Café is an amazingly funky café in a beautiful listed building situated in the heart of Ballisodare Village and Union Woods, County Sligo.

At Tempo Café it is all about bringing the customer delicious dishes. The tastes and flavours are unmistakably different. Every single dish offered is homemade here in Tempo Café.

The diverse menu has something for everyone including vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. The meat eaters will enjoy the "Meaty Madness" 72 hour braised beef served on a charcoal bap, and the "Notorious P.I.G." slow cooked pulled pork.

The sweet treats range from light citrus and fruity flavours to salted caramels, white chocolate, and deep chocolate flavours. Home baking such as turmeric and coconut bread, caraway and sea salt scones are available for takeaway to enjoy at home.

Call in to Tempo Café to savour some of the dishes for yourself.

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Why we like it

Homemade and delicious menu.
Tempting sweet treats.
Friendly and professional staff.
Gluten free options available.

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Contact details

+353719167640

Main Street, Ballysadare, Co. Sligo, F91 TO27, Ireland

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