August 28, 2008
The Yard Restaurant Wexford Tel 053-9144083
The Yard Restaurant is located in Georges Street Wexford Town. It is already widely recognised as one of the best restaurants in Wexford. To make a reservation and sample the fantastic food and ambience The Yard Wexford has to offer Tel:053-9144083. More details on The Yard restaurant Wexford to follow!
March 28, 2007
Crottys Bar and Restaurant Killaloe Clare
Crottys Courtyard Restaurant in Killaloe is located close to the bridge on Main Street. This place is well worth a visit and offers a unique ambience.
Crotty’s courtyard is the perfect place to be on a sunny day - great food, great drink and a warm welcome from Paul and his wife Claire, usually to be found running around trying to get everyone a seat!
Head Chef Sean Og McCarthy, member of the Panel of Chefs of Ireland, prides his kitchen on sourcing only the best of local produce for his menu.The pub itself is genuinely old fashioned and comfortable with a real atmosphere. The current pub was established on the grounds of another and the old furnishings were kept. This gives you the feeling that ‘Crotty’s bar’ has always been there.
J. CROTTY’S BARFOOD MENU
CRISPY TANDOORI CHICKEN STRIPS
With dressed seasonal salad
E7.95
ON-THE STOVE SOUP OF THE DAY
Traditional brown bread on the side
E4.50
GOLDEN FRIED BRIE CHEESE
Complimented with a port and redcurrant sauce
E7.50
OVEN-BAKED GARLIC AND CHIVE BREAD
And tomato salad
E3.50
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CROTTY’S CHICKEN CURRY
Medium flavoured on a bed of basmatic rice, with pompodums
E13.95
BREADED CHICKEN GOUJONS
Deep-fried chicken fillets, served with garlic dip
E14.50
“BRIDGE STREET”CHICKEN SUPREME
Baked with a pork and cheese stuffing, wrapped in bacon with duo of peppercorn and mushroom sauces
E16.50
SALMON FILLET “SHANNON STYLE”
King of fish, grilled or poached with lemon and dill butter sauce
E14.95
CRISPY COD CHUNKS
Fresh cod pieces, bread crumbed and served with
Homemade Tartare sauce and lemon wedge
E13.95
LOCAL BUTCHER’S PRIME STEAK CUTS
Cooked to your choice, with pan-fried “Tulla “mushrooms
and seasoned onions
8oz Sirloin …………………………E16.50
12oz Sirloin ………………………E21.95
Chef’s selection of sauces –
Creamy peppercorn
Garlic butter
Irish Whiskey cream sauce
BBQ sauce
GRILLED STEAK SANDWICH BAGUETTE
Served with sauté onion, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise
E13.95
HOUSE-STYLE STEAK BURGER
100% Irish beef, with House seasoning, served on a sesame seed bun
E10.50
Extra toppings of crispy rasher and melted cheese
E1.50
CELTIC BACON STEAKS
Grilled and topped with Irish Whiskey cream sauce
E12.95
HERB ROASTED VEGETABLES WITH PASTA
Selection of Organic vegetables, coated with a rich tomato and basil sauce
E9.95
All of the above main courses served with your choice of:
Oven-baked potato
French fries
Our famous Potato Gratin
(in garlic cream sauce ,with cheese)
Side orders available:
Organic garden vegetable selection
E3.50
Basmatic Rice
E3.00
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Liz’s PANTRY DELIGHTS
Hot Apple Crumble and Cream
E5.50
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Trio flavoured Ice cream and Sauces
E5.50
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Warm Chocolate Fudge Slice
E6.00
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Classic Banoffi Pie
E6.50
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Weight-Watchers Worry!!
E6.95
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Meringue with fresh Strawberries and Cream
€5.50
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CHILDREN’S MENU
Chicken Nuggets & Chips E6.50
Sausage & Chips E6.50
Steakburger & Chips E6.50
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BEVERAGES
TEA
COFFEE
IRISH COFFEE
BAILEYS COFFEE
WINE LIST AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
ALL PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF VAT
NO SERVICE CHARGE INCLUDED
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J. Crotty’s Kitchen works to H.A.C.C.P Regulations and Standards (1996 Food Act)
We implement HACCP Hygiene Food Awareness and Staff Training
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Snaffles restaurant The Hunting Lodge Castle Leslie Estate Glaslough Co.Monaghan
Tel 047- 88100
Snaffles Restaurant at Castle Leslie Monaghan is opening in May 2007.
Opening in May 2007 the Hunting Lodge has been carefully restored retaining its natural beauty and original character. It will still be the family friendly venue with local character but will now offer guests many more facilities. There are now 35 bedrooms, Conor’s Bar: a wonderful cosy place to unwind and enjoy a drink in front of the roaring fire and Snaffles restaurant.
Set on a mezzanine floor overlooking ancient woodland, the Snaffles offers delicious menus in stunning surroundings. Light, spacious and airy decor, the openplan brassiere showcases a dramatic handcarved ceiling with chunky oak beams alongside a striking wall of glass, blending contemporary with traditional effortlessly.
The estate ethos of using the highest quality local ingredients is apparent here without compromising on taste and choice. Offering a fresh approach to modern Irish cuisine, food will be cooked in the state of the art wood stone burning oven and complemented by an extensive list of wonderful wines. The Hunting Lodge will still be able to cater for private parties, functions and other events
February 5, 2007
Rossnowlagh Restaurants
Restaurants in Rossnowlagh consist of both traditional and modern Irish specialities. Seafood is particularly popular in the area. Yet, should you have a special request most establishments will be only too happy to cater to you. Smugglers’ Creek, in particular, advertises its vegetarian and gluten free choices. Other options in the area include the Sand House Hotel, a former manor and Herron’s Cove, a restaurant and guesthouse.
Rossnowlagh is a lovely village renowned for its beaches and surfing conditions. It is very close to both Ballyshannon and Donegal.
Do you know of any other Rossnowlagh restaurants which you would like to recommend? If so, let us know by posting your comments here.
Killybegs restaurants offer something for everyone. Restaurants in Killybegs range from the traditional to the modern, Irish to Oriental. Some of the more interesting aspects of the restaurants are the variety of their interiors. You can choose a modern-style bistro, a restored stables, or a farmhouse restaurant. Of course, the food is the most important thing and all offer delicious menus. Seafood is a specialty in the area and it can be enjoyed everywhere from the local takeaways to the most formal of restaurants.
Killybegs is a major fishing village located in Donegal.
Have you dined in Killybegs recently? Do you have any recommendations or advise for future diners? If so please feel free to post your comments below.
February 2, 2007
Ballingarry Restaurants
Restaurants in Ballingarry are dominated by one name, The Mustard Seed. Though this may sound as if your choices are limited in the town, rather, you should find that this restaurant meets all your needs. The Mustard Seed is located at Echo Lodge Hotel. This is a former convent with a lovely atmosphere. Homegrown food is a specialty. Both residents and non-residents are equally welcome.
Ballingarry is a pretty village located in the centre of Limerick.
Have you ever stayed in the Echo Lodge Hotel or eaten in the Mustard Seed? If so we would be interested to know your experience. Or do you have any further recommendations for Ballingarry dining? Simply post your comments below.
Castletroy Restaurants
Restaurants in Castletroy are mainly limited to those located in the local hotels, mainly the Castletroy Park Hotel and the Kilmurry Lodge Hotel. The Castletroy Park Hotel offers McLaughlin’s Restaurant. It is also home to the Merry Pedlar, which serves carvary during the day and has a bistro service at night. The Kilmurry Lodge serves la carte in Flanagans while a breakfast menu is served in Nelligan’s Bar. Castletroy is an increasingly popular location and is home to the University Arena and the large University Concert Hall.
Do you have any further recommendations for dining in Castletroy? If so we would love to hear from you so that we can offer a more comprehensive service. Please feel free to add your comments below.
Restaurants in Castleconnell range from the casual but comfortable to the formal. Castleconnell restaurants of the former variety include Charco’s Pub and Restaurant and Worralls Inn. Castle Oaks House Hotel is a slightly more formal affair. Its restaurant, the Acorn, is as elegant as the rest of the hotel and is set in beautiful gardens. Castleconnell is a picturesque village with a laid-back way of life. For a taste of city life Limerick itself is only six miles away. Have you anything to add on Castleconnell or its restaurants? We want to make our information as accurate as possible so please feel free to post your comments below.
Newcastle West Restaurants
Restaurants in Newcastle West offer good, reliable food at affordable prices. Menus tend to focus on traditional and modern Irish food. Examples include The Mallard and The Emperor. Or enjoy something a little more casual at Whelan’s Bar. The Courtenay Lodge Hotel is another option. It has a three star rating with traditional style furnishings inside.
Newcastle West is a busy market town and has an interesting history with its castle remaining intact. Adare is only twelve miles away. If you have any views or advice on Newcastle West restaurants simply post your views below. We are always happy to hear from you.
Restaurants in Templeglantine
Templeglantine restaurants are quite restricted in number. The one hotel restaurant in Templeglantine is the Devon Inn Hotel. This is a traditional three star hotel with an in-house restaurant. You can enjoy a drink either before or after your meal in the pub and lounge. The restaurant is open to both residents and non-residents though prior booking is recommended if you are not staying in the hotel.
Templeglantine is a medium sized town in Limerick. Should you want to try restaurants a little further afield why not travel to nearby Newcastle West? Have you dined in Templeglantine? Would you recommend any restaurants other than that mentioned above? If so simply post your comments below.
Adare restaurants are plentiful so you should have no problem in selecting one which meets your requirements. However, booking in advance is recommended, as restaurants in Adare tend to reach capacity in peak seasons.
Choices in Adare are varied, from a converted cottage to a casual bistro. One of the most acclaimed in the area is The Maigue Restaurant, winner of many restaurant awards. For more home style cooking there are plenty of choices including The Aches Restaurant.
Adare is a picturesque thatched village. You will feel you have stepped back in time with its medieval churches and Tudor-style houses. If you have any views or advice on Adare restaurants simply post your views below. We would love to hear from you.
Abbeyfeale Restaurants
Restaurants in Abbeyfeale are quite limited in number. However, those that are located in the town do come highly recommended. Top of the list has to be Whytes which is both reasonably priced and critically acclaimed. Leens Hotel, the main hotel in the area, also serves food including a carvery lunch.
Should you run out of places to try, Listowel (in Kerry) is only nine miles away.
Abbeyfeale is a small, friendly town with a good range of pubs (over thirty!). Do you have any other recommendations for dining in Abbeyfeale? Have we left out your particular favourite? If so simply post your comments below.
Restaurants in Ballybunion are mainly located along the town’s main street. Ballybunion restaurants are good general eateries, though seafood is a specialty in many. The town even has its own dedicated seafood restaurant in the Marine Links hotel. Further from the town centre some country and guesthouses also have their own dining facilities. Ballybunion is a beautiful seaside village situated at the mouth of the Shannon. Its golfing facilities are world-renowned and attract visitors year-round. Its beaches, caves and coves are beautiful.
Do you have anything to add on Ballybunion or its restaurants? If so, feel free to send us your comments.
Restaurants in Castlemaine are not that plentiful so prior booking is recommended. The Phoenix restaurant, a well-known vegetarian restaurant in the area, dominates Castlemaine restaurants. All food served is organic and they offer special dairy and gluten free menus. Whether vegetarian or not you are sure to be impressed by the home style cooking served here. Castlemaine is a picturesque village located on the River Maine. It is the perfect location to get away from it all.
Have you visited Castlemaine? If so do you have any further recommendations for eating in the area? We would love to hear your views.
Restaurants in Listowel are wide-ranging and plentiful. Listowel restaurants range from casual bistros to hotel formal restaurants. Traditional and new Irish cooking are most favoured locally. Traditional settings are commonplace, though, more modern surrounds are starting to appear, too. Listowel is situated in North Kerry and is one of the most popular and well-known places in Kerry. Any time is a good time to visit; however, events such as the ‘Wren Boys’ championships and Horseracing Festival are particularly busy. Booking ahead is highly recommended during these times.
Have you ever dined in Listowel? If so tell us your experience. We would love to hear from you.