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Finnegan's
1 review
#46 of 64 restaurants in Ireland
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mainhart says:
When walking in Galway and looking for somewhere with authentic Irish food, I came across a young man, playing on his mobile, wearing a crooked body-sign about a traditional Irish restaurant in town. While I was not terribly impressed with the advertizing, it was what I was looking for so figured Wh…
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Sonny's
1 review
#47 of 64 restaurants in Ireland
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mainhart says:
Well the American dollar does not go very far these days in Europe. I decided to try to do Ireland in the cheap. One thing I found out is that if you order your dinner while you are having a pint (which you were gonna drink anyway), a pub is a reasonable alternative to a restaurant. Sonny's in Galwa…
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paulkernan says:
Back in the 1890s buildings were made to last and in the 21st century the McIntyre, Hog and Marsh shirt factory lives on as one of Donegal’s best-known restaurants. The original timber floors, stone walls and iron support pillars make an atmospheric home for the Yellow Pepper.
The restaurant is…
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Cafe Leon
1 review
#49 of 64 restaurants in Ireland
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genkeeper says:
A little French café located near bustling Grafton Street is a great place to grab a quick cup of tea and a decadent pastry. Try the fruit tarts and chocolate fondant, both of which are excellent. For a savory meal reminiscent of France order up the terrine of chicken liver and foie gras, the sel…
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A Li Lang
1 review
#50 of 64 restaurants in Ireland
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Chris23031979 says:
This Chinese Restaurant in the "China Town" of Dublin in Parnell Street was judged by my Chinese housemate as the best Chinese/Korean place in Dublin. So she took me there and I was overwhealmed!
My tip, try the green beans with chili, the rice in this stone pot (with egg, minced meat, mushrooms...…
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chadwillis says:
Was looking forward to trying out this new restaurant, which looked nice from the outside. However once inside we sat down and a waitress came to hand us the menu, she made zero eye contact, then another came to take our orders and the same again no eye contact. So strange! Not a bit friendly and…
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The Barge
2 reviews
#52 of 64 restaurants in Ireland
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X_Drive says:
The Barge is not just your ordinary Pub. Actually from the outside it is nothing special at all. Late afternoon will find many sitting outside enjoying a beer or whatever.
But inside is a totally different story. This is a three-story mega Pub with bars on each floor. On the main floor there are fi…
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eevy says:
Great place for some yummy pizza, pasta and salads. One on Grafton St, Georges St and in Ranelagh. Its really cheap and the wine is cheap too - cant go wrong really.
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darkarrow says:
The Cafe is located in Temple Bar. The food selection is like any other Hard Rock Cafe. The service was a little slow though. It seemed like you would ask for another refill on your drink and like 5 minutes later you would maybe get it. The place wasn't that big but it did have a lot of rock mem…
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Chokk says:
After having walked the streets of Cork for some time I felt like lunch. I chose for no reason The Woodford. The Woodford is a fairly big pub in the heart of Cork's central shopping area. It looks tiny from the outside but is actually cavern-like inside with high ceilings and while it is essentially…
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maithanfear says:
If you are looking for a bit of variety for lunch this is a great place to start. It is a little United Nations in dining.
You can get anything from a simple bagel to a taco here, with an array of ethnic foods available. The food counters and shops are situated around the sides with a bright, nat…
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genkeeper says:
Café en Seine, lovingly dubbed Café Insane by locals, appears as an ordinary café from the exterior, but inside it looks more like a 19th century Parisian palace than a simple place to get warm sandwiches and soup. The massive café doubles as a pub at night, although it has trouble achieving fr…
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joelennon says:
Blair's Inn is a true countryside restaurant just minutes away from the popular attractions in Blarney (Blarney Castle, the Blarney Stone). It is renowned for its gardens which provide seating for over one hundred people.
This restaurant has won several awards, including Les Routiers Pub Hosts of…
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ErinLerner says:
This was our first meal in Ireland and it was pretty average. If you are looking for a good meal that is not too expensive, this was a good choice! The pub is half bar and half restaurant with very small cozy tables.
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postaltiburon says:
Do you want to dine in an Irish restaurant? Not just a restaurant set in Ireland, but one that offers Irish foods and views of Ireland while you dine? The Old Schoolhouse Restaurant is just what you have in mind. This charming restaurant is situated just west of Cahirciveen/Cahersiveen along the …
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