Had a lovely meal with my wife. The food was superb with excellent staff. It’s a little pricey but worth it as the quality of the food makes up for the price. Look forward to going back.
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Had a lovely meal with my wife. The food was superb with excellent staff. It’s a little pricey but worth it as the quality of the food makes up for the price. Look forward to going back.
Best meal of our first week in Ireland My husband and I had the local beer which was good Then we had seafood chowder which was the BEST He had bacon and cabbage which was a huge pile of mashed potatoes covered in marinated cabbage...More
As the plural name would indicate one side is the pub and the other restaurant. Even though full, they were able to seat our party of five by opening up another room. The service was a bit slow with long waits between the waitress appearances....More
The food was good although a little pricey with smaller then usual portion size. The Guinness was tasty !
This pub was recommended by a local for an authentic experience. When we visited about 8 pm on a Monday night, it was crowded with locals. We sat at the bar and had Irish Stew and Shepherds Pie- both out of this world- exactly how...More
Bacon and cabbage for two with my Irish friend who said it was just as good as her home cooked. We also enjoyed a bottle of wine with our dinner. All for under €60 which was perfect
We were here for supper and had huge portions with nice, cold Guinness. Was a bit touristy, but seemed pretty authentic.
Tourist trap with insolent staff. Not for vegetarians. Ordered a 'vegi burger' it came without a burger just a bun with limp veg. Asked the waitress where the burger was she said, "didn't you read the menu!" and placed emphasis on the fact that there...More
the ham and cabbage was awesome and plentiful. One plate could have fed 3 people at our table!!! The pizza was also very good. Totally enjoyed ourselves here.
Irish bacon and cabbage! I could just leave it at that. If you haven’t realized corned beef and cabbage is not big in Ireland and this one unique spot had to die for Irish bacon aka salted ham. I’d go back just for that, but...More