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Ladrigan's XL on Abbey Street in Cahir is home to Tipperary's best breakfast roll.
The proof really is in the pudding as Ladrigan's XL received over 2,000 votes from nationalist.ie readers in an online poll.
Celebrations are continuing at Ladrigan's XL, which is owned by Ian Pericho and employs 12 local people.
The Ladrigan's XL team, who are "over the moon" with their victory, officially received a certificate of achievement this week.
The popular store, which opened over 30 years ago, prides itself on excellent customer service. “Our exceptional deli is run by Marie Lonergan, and all our produce is cooked fresh every morning. A lot of detail goes into our breakfast rolls. It's brilliant news that we have been voted number one in Tipperary and it has given us a huge boost in the run up to Christmas,” the Ladrigan's XL team smiles.
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