FOLK Espresso & Boulangerie in Fermanagh

This was the best croissant I have ever had! The staff were very friendly. There isn’t a lot of space inside so we got ours for take-away so it would be nice to have more seating area to enjoy the pastries! The macron was lovely too. Would recommend as a treat while in Enniskillen

This is what passes for a quality coffee and a hidden gem? Get a grip. Pretentious and generic. Save your money. Waited so long for what amounted to a McDonald's quality coffee only to be greeted by the dryest barista I've ever met. Downright rude. If I'm paying those prices, I want exceptional service and mind-blowing coffee. Pastry was absolutely not worth the price. Was so over the top and hard that it would have looked more at home in an ann summers.

I went in here when there was no people waiting, I personally won’t wait on a coffee or bun regardless of how good a place , but I have to say the coffee was good and the very expensive buns were good too , it would be a treat for me to visit again at the price of things , but very good .

We were on a weekend break in Enniskillen and Folk was recommended to us by Valore pizza, two doors down (also incredible) We went for a morning coffee and indulged in a choc au pain and a brownie. It was something special. The individual layers of pastry made it perfect, nothing like I've had before and the brownie was fruity and heavenly. It was so good we placed an order to bring home with us the next day. Lemon cruffin, strawberry and white chocolate cruffin and a morning bun all of which were perfection. A little bit of France 🇫🇷 in the middle of Enniskillen, highly recommend. Hoping they locate another shop a little closer to home.

Bon c'est cher, on va pas se mentir mais la qualité est vraiment présente. ça rivalise avec les français sauf qu'ici, ils ont le sourire en plus.

I’m most definitely what you’d call a coffee connoisseur. I’m a barista myself (self taught) and have spent the last several years building my love and passion for all things coffee. In fact, I once made a several-hour detour while in Germany to visit the coffee shop of a barista idol of mine, whose YouTube tutorials had helped me on my journey. The barista in question was Dritan Alsela, from Düsseldorf. His shop was everything I had hoped it would be, and his reputation was absolutely deserved. The coffee was sublime, perfect even, and has been the best coffee-tasting experience of my many travels around the world. Up until now that is, when, to my absolute surprise and delight, this small and relatively unassuming coffee shop in Enniskillen - that my partner and I had recently moved to - was able to match and possibly even exceed the legendary Dritan! This is perfect coffee. The aroma, the crema, the pin-sharp latte art… it’s all there. Every single cup is beyond words. And there’s no gimmicks either. Cup sizes are accurate and in line with the best artisan coffee shops the world over. You won’t find oversized flat whites here! This is proper coffee, the way it’s supposed to be. What’s more is the fabulous baked goods FOLK hand-craft right before your very eyes. The skill of these people is utterly outstanding. And it’s their passion that sets them apart from so many others. It’s evident to see in everything they do in the shop. One thing that I really appreciate is simplicity. The menu here is clean and focussed. You won’t find an abundance of choice, and it shows in the quality of each and every item. Now, while FOLK is faultless when it comes to the drinks and baked goods, the shop itself is sadly not. It’s very small and has barely any seating, making it almost impossible to sit in, which I’d love to do more frequently. There’s plenty of outdoor seats available, the only issue is that the weather here doesn’t always permit the use of them. That said, I can’t and won’t hold this minor shortcoming against them. It’s still a nice premises, and at the end of the day you come here for the coffee and baked goods, all of which are world-class.

We do love croissants and we do love sourdough - so as we were visiting Enniskillen, we thought we’d stop and we weren’t disappointed! We got a window seat (surprised as it was really busy!) and enjoyed watching the croissants being made while eating and drinking! Assured the Flat White was good! We even queued a second time to get takeaway!

Endlich ein Café/Bäckerei entsprechend Mittel-europäischer Tradition mit unvergleichlich guten vielfältigen Backwaren und köstlichem Kaffee in Enniskillen, klein und sehr fein und jeden Pfennig wert.

I visited today with a friend who is a huge fan. We had yummy hot chocolate and perfect pastries. Seriously impressive cafe with an unparalleled attention to detail with quality products of the kind you'd expect in a European metropolis.

This is just a quick note, I live 89 miles from Enniskillen … worth the drive as this is without question the best coffee shop / bakery in Northern Ireland. Unreal … Waistline is happy they’re not closer to Belfast!

Such a lovely addition to the town. Every pastry I’ve ever had here has been perfect, from plain croissants to fruit items. The bread and coffee are lovely and staff are always friendly and a pleasure to talk to. Yes, it’s on the pricier side of cafés in Fermanagh, but it’s my firm impression that this business is fair to its staff and meticulous with the quality of what customers receive. That’s not something you find very often at all. Thanks for all the treats Folk! ❤️

Called into Folk for some pastries and it did not disappoint! Their croissants are better than what I had when working in France. Opened Thursday through to Sunday.

Extremely tiny cafe with long queues but nice freshly baked produce. I think it is very expensive but understand the produce is fresh and home made . Unfortunately everything they sell seems to contain cinnamon so doesn't suit all palettes in my households. Maybe a cinnamon free options may be an idea. I do love the Boston cream pastry and the croissants. Nice addition to Enniskillen.

It’s a great shame that this very good coffee shop moved location but in doing so did not improve the lack of seating. Have frequently wanted to visit only to see that there were no seats.

Had a cinnamon bun and a coffee. We shared the bun. It was huge and tasted amazing. Definitely on my return list.

We were lucky to get back to Enniskillen to see family in July. We visited Folk for the 1st time and was absolutely blown away. The best coffee and pastries I’ve ever had - anywhere! The quality, presentation and taste were incredible, the team are...

I went to FOLK for the first time on Friday as I’ve heard such an amount of hype and seen the queues and it most certainly did not disappoint. The pastries are next level. I thought for the high quality, they would be very expensive...

I'm so impatient my consultant frequently measures my impatience on the Richter scale......BUT FOLK is the ONLY place I'd queue for, back this morning on their opening day at their new premises on Forthill street ( just opossite Dunnes), it was fabulous business as usual....

I cannot emphasise enough how unbelievably delicious the pastries are from here. You need to try them without question. My only disappointment is that they don’t have a store closer to Belfast so I can be closer to this amazing place.

Love, love, love BUT I don't think they are quick enough to serve. When there is a Q they should send someone out to take orders and payment. It's the No1 rule from hospitality - people will wait but they want to see progress. Have...

One of the best places in the local area for a perfect flat white. The cronuts are amazingly fresh and presented beautifuly. A little wait but worth i The indoor space is small communal and beautifu, it has a real sense of community and sharing....

A wonderful little place, pastries are to die for and I had my first proper Flat White since leaving Melbourne. There is a reason they are queuing out the door, well done!

I'd promised to do a review a couple of months ago but hadn't, waiting perhaps to see if Folk could maintain its stratospheric level of perfection, and indeed they have! I've being going to France since 1974, but most often since the mid eighties, I've...

Cruffins are too die for especially the snickers one and brownies are excellent too. Sour dough is very good, and the coffee is strong and most definitely not burnt would say best in town

Unique bakery offer in enniskillen or indeed several counties nearby. A proper artisan bakery with very fresh and innovative products. And as i’m passionate about coffee - it’s great quality. Very friendly and passionate staff / owner etc.... There’s lots of positive but even with...

Excellent coffee, incredible home baked treats. Worth seeking out. Mostly geared for takeaway, with a few seats available. Assorted croissants to die for.

Great coffee and the most delicious selection of pastries available in Enniskillen. The morning buns and the almond and blueberry croissants are to die for. Only downside is it is a small little spot. I'd love to see what they could do in a bigger...

Not only do they sell some of the most delicious breads and croissants I have had in years, but the Lovely people who run this place are simply delightful. The only reason I am not here every day despite the travel time- is that I...

Cool little coffee shop/bakery, got flat white and blueberry and lemon curd croissant, which were both delicious 🤤! Tried the sourdough bread and haven’t come across anything in the area as good since I worked in a fancy cafe in Newcastle upon Tyne that got...

Best coffee in Enniskillen. Excellent sourdough (sells out quickly), and best croissants I’ve tasted outside of France. Really friendly staff & owner who is passionate about his craft.