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Leo Burdock Fish & Chips Dublin
19 Reviews Fish & Chips... if you want to experience what Dubliners have been eating for years on end, check out Leo Burdocks in Werberg Street. This is a landmark where there is always a queue and well worth...
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4 Reviews I spotted this on the reviews and thought I should share the sorry news, The Ginger Bread House is no more. Sometime in 2006 (I think) they closed for renovations - and never re-opened - and well is...
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Irish Traditional and Galway Seafood Galway
11 Reviews Very disappointing! I ordered the 'fresh' seafood platter and got a basic and not very tempting selection of salad ie., lettuce, coleslaw, pasta and mainly salmon salad. No oyster, tho the unfriendly...
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Gaby's Killarney
2 Reviews As an adult my fleeting trips through Killarney were all business related, with meals confined to whatever hotel was chosen for the conference or meeting. Last year and this year I got to choose my...
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Dolen's Limerick
2 Reviews Dolen's is not only a traditional Irish restaurant it is also venue for traditional music, which is performed most nights after 9 pm. It is a great ambiance for both locals and tourists. Dolen's also...
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Fan Dynasty Waterford
1 Review Laura Fan established this restaurant on the Dunmore Road in Waterford some five years ago. In doing so she was following in the footsteps of her Father Johnny, who has established some of the best...
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Lord Bakers Dingle
2 Reviews Great atmoshphere, nice fire going, comfortable seating, and great food. I had my first "black pudding" here. A nice place to treat yourself after a long day of touring. Even though it was February...
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Bloody stream pub Howth
3 Reviews I first came across this pub after my second trip to Howth, when I stopped for a Guinness before boarding the DART back to Dublin. At the end of my recent trip to Howth in July 09, it was a very...
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Fishy Fishy Cafe Kinsale
5 Reviews This restaurant is DEFINITELY for seafood lovers but they do have one chicken dish also. Dining there recently I saw three people of a table of four having the chicken dish which is testament to the...
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La Creperie Kilkenny
2 Reviews Great place for a cheap tasty lunch/snack. Most of the crepes are under €5 and taste great! Not one for fine diners, but you cannot argue with the prices. The Chicken Genovese- Chicken, pesto and...
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The Aran Fisherman Inishmore
2 Reviews I must say the same thing about the garlic bread, again alot of cheese and not much garlic stuck on some bagette. I must say however that there was alot of it. There was a kind of burnt tomato in the...
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The Lazy Lobster Doolin
2 Reviews Whenever I'm in Doolin, I vist the Lazy Lobster. The food is very well, especially the fresh lobsters and the soups. Its not only a seafood restaurant, you can have really nice fillets of irish beef...
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O'Briens Pub Ballyvaughan
1 Review Both of these places reside in the centre of the village and they both serve excellent food. O'Briens serve basic, wholesome pub food (i.e almost everything with chips) where as the Hyland Hotel tends...
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The Town Clock Buncrana
1 Review I'm not a fan of Irish food, and I think Buncrana cuisine is 'lacking" to be polite. However, locals, including my relatives, swear by "The Town Clock" for eating "in town" and I'm apt to agree. Fish...
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Granny's Kitchen Cashel
1 Review This is one of the only places near the castle where you can get a meal. There are a few other little shops for postcards etc. A good idea would be to take a picnic basket or some sandwiches if...
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Monk's Pub in Ballyvaughan County Clare
3 Reviews I suppose no trip to the Burren is complete without a stop in a Monk's Pub in Ballyvaughan. As you you might expect from a pub located on a coastal road, Monk's is known for it's seafood. It is...
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Durkan's Weir House County Mayo
1 Review Unfortunately the place will be sold apparently (I guess 'For sale' signs outside aren't a good sign ;-) so you better hurry to get there!! Great pub food there. Had a lovely rasher sandwich....
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O Flahertys County Kerry
2 Reviews I have frequented O' Flaherty's several times...some it was for the Pub life in the evening...sure can get crowed. Second time...it was for an early afternoon Pint. Nice Pub.....very lively and the...
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Bewley's Dublin
20 Reviews We walked and hunted for a coffee house as our feet were dying from walking all day going from one place to another. Finally....Bewley's appeared before us and we went in to enjoy a rest, great...
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Luigi Malones Cork
5 Reviews Yes, Luigi Malone was a real person and there is a large photo of him inside on the family wall. This beautiful restaurant surprises you the second you enter through the mahogany French doors. Right...
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Fish'n'Chips, Fast Food Galway
11 Reviews My 18 yr old son and I ate at McDonagh's while in Galway as it had been recommended to us. When talking to the locals, several people had asked if we had been there yet. The line up was long and both...
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Lord Brandon Cottage Killarney
1 Review The Lord Brandon Cottage in Black Valley isn't really a restaurant, it's more along the lines of a dozen wooden bench tables under a roof. The fare is typically snacks, refreshments, and during the...
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Java's Limerick
2 Reviews Carlton's is a new coffeehouse in Limerick which I sampled over the holliers. There's not much in terms of food, but the coffee is hot, strong and reviving, which is all I ask. Java is not far away...
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Emilianos Waterford
1 Review Emilianos is the brainchild of a local Irish/Italian girl, Lavina, and her husband Emiliano. They met several years ago when they were both working on one of the luxury cruise lines, fell in love, and...
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The Half Door Dingle
1 Review I stumbled across this restaurant and what a delight. The restaurant is very expensive, but l have to say well worth the price. Not only for the food but the presentation and the staff who were very...
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The Hibernian Hotel has a classic feel, yet with Old World charm. The menu includes chicken, fish, steak, lamb, and seafood. My friend, Dean highly recommends the Sheperd's Pie. Honestly, I can't remember what I had. But I do know it was good. (I didn't have a bad meal in Ireland) Lunch ranges from 8-15 Euros.Dinner 15-24 Euros.
On the advice of my evidently not so trusty guidebook, we decided to stop in for lunch at the Bushmills Inn on our way to the Giant's Causeway. The Inn is lovely and the decor nice - if a little dark. Service was also prompt and courteous. We ordered lunch and waited for quite a bit. At the time, we didn't mind since we has discovered that in Ireland this usually meant that our meals were fresh and 'home cooked'. In this case, we were sorely disapointed. We had ordered The Bushmills Burger. Every other Irish beef experience was great. This, however, was horrible. The burger was not fresh - in fact, I've had better frozen patties from my local grocery store. The final insult is when we got the bill. Clearly, Bushmills Inn does not have a clear sense of what should constitute a burger for 11.95 pounds sterling!
After meeting some locals who raved about the food at the Black Bull Inn, we decided to give it a try. The Inn is located in Drogheda which is a lovely little town about 40 minutes north of Dublin. At first we thought we would be turned away since the sign outside stated that children would not be allowed past 7pm, but once we went in we were greeted by friendly staff and seated promptly. The atmosphere was lovely - the place was filled with locals which was a nice break from some of the more touristy fare in Dublin. The menus offered a huge selection and covered everything from steak to lighter fare. Though we were the only ones in the place with children, we were treated very well. Our only complaint is that the tables were a little too small to have 'sides' show up on different plates. While there are many jokes about the difficulty of getting a well prepared steak in Ireland, this...
Cúl Gáirdín is a Wholefood Vegetarian Restaurant & Gallery. Check out the covered patio area, garden and marquee and upcoming surprise music gigs in the garden!The food is amazing, lovely Creps,Stir frys, specials, salads,cakes and more cakes. I love the Cúl Gáirdín Salad,its massive with loads of lovely mix of salads, hummus, etc
I have visited many a pub in Dublin, Ireland and by far the best is the Porterhouse. The Porterhouse is a brewery that specializes in making beers that are amazing! They also serve beers from around the world. It's a great place to meet people and they have music some nights. Just be careful of the table flames. I accidentally lit myself on fire by leaning over one! to make it worse I was flirting with someone I just met. Oh well plenty of fish in the sea. Oyster Beer. The Irish have a poetic soul but even Yeats could not describe the excellence of this beer.
Buffets are good places, I think, to get a quick meal when I am in a hurry and usually offer more choices for the side dishes, which I really like. Kylemore is one of the two I found in Ireland that were excellent. The food was well prepared and very fresh tasting. Poached salmon and a huge helping of veggies, with drink cost E10.90. Very good value for very good food.
Fitzer's is an upscale treat well-located near St. Stephen's Green, Grafton St. & Temple Bar. The restaurant itself is elegant and beautiful and the crowd was fashionable and trendy. It was packed when our group of 9 went, so make sure you make a reservation. The menu is more "nouveau cuisine", but excellent. The service however, seemed a little cold to us. It is not a bargain, so be prepared to spend a little more here than average. You can't go wrong. Everything was good and I tasted other dishes as well and theirs was excellent too.
Mr and Mrs Garry & Eileen O'Boyle have created 2 fine places to enjoy a meal whether a breakfast, a lunch or an evening meal....They have called this restaurant-Sandwich Bar THE APPLE TREE because it is located at the ORCHARD LANE and yes, there are orchards....THE PENINSULA IS A PARADISE..... Dingle is the City Dingle on the Peninsula Dingle in the South West of Ireland, in County Kerry.
Yes, Garry & Eileen O"Boyle are the owners of this place too!And they do a fine job: they have a restaurant & Snack Bar and this place: Specialised in FISH AND CHIPS...So fish and chips it was and I can tell you it was great!! You will feel at home there and enjoy whatever you order....Not expensive......good value....
This is a great restaurant bang in the middle of Dublin, yet not very well known by tourists. It is a small place and full any time of day and you got to share tables ---- which is nice, for I always met some interesting people there. It is VEGETARIAN and the food is excellent!!!! And not expensive with many, many options to vary your menu. Roasted nut loaf with side salad and then for a carrott walnut cake and some herbal tea!
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Hayfield Manor Hotel Cork
1 Review and 1029 Opinions While the Hayfield Manor was a tad bit more expensive than we like to spend, one gets what one pays...
Ashford Castle Galway
1 Review and 855 Opinions This really is five star luxury. James Bond actor Brosnan hired the whole place out for his wedding...
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