Best restaurant by far in town. Food is fresh, the service timing perfect and always comes with a…read moresmile. Try the bruschettas for starter, they are amazing! Starters, main course, sparkling water, beer and coffee for 2 cost us 52.00 euros. Not bad compare to others in the area and considering the quality.

Absulutly fabbbbbbbbbbbbb. I have a sensitive tummy and I never get the sh*ts after eating here…read more Would recommend to anyone who is lactose intolerant.

This place is wonderful. The food is as good as food I have eaten in Italy, the staff are polite…read moreand don't overwhelm you but always seem to appear right when you need them. Loads of options on the menu and they are always willing to make adjustments for the picky eaters among us. Nice wine selection too. Interior is nice and cosy, book ahead though for groups larger than six and most tables are for two or four.

Was visiting my dad in Enniscorthy and he brought us to a relatively new Italian right by the…read moreriver. I'm not one for Italian food in Ireland as I find it pretty boring and often caters to the carbonara/lasagna eaters and not like the food you get in Florence or the like. That was not he case here. Firstly, the starters. There were three of us. Two of us had soup, each one was different and both was lovely. The other person had a wonderful Sicilian chowder. This was a new one for me. Chowder is just creamy fish soup in Ireland but this was a tomato based soup with large chunks of fish along with whole shellfish and a massive langoustine (Dublin bay prawn). That person had been to Sicily and had this dish and she said it was 100% authentic. Two of us had a Monkfish special and it was cooked to perfection. There was a tagliatelle pasta dish also with Italian sausage. It was very tasty. It appeared to be good value with main courses from €17 to €25. We shared a bottle of the house wine which was surprisingly good. I didn't notice until too late that they had a few Italian craft beers that I had never seen before. They were from Birrificio Montegioco and one was called Draco, an 11% barleywine and the other was Rurale, a 5% pale ale. The waitress brought them over for me to inspect when paying the bill so I would be prepared for the next time I was in. I can easy say that this was the best and most authentic Italian food I have had in Ireland and I will be back the next time I'm in Enniscorthy.

I will be back next summer when I'm in Ireland. I'm still dreaming of the apple cumble!read more

We spent the afternoon here for my Mum & Dad's 50th wedding anniversary and really enjoyed our…read moremeal. There was a good selection of foods, they cater for vegetarians and glutenfree. I am sure if you let them know in advacne they can cover other dietary requirements too. The surroundings are beautiful and the staff were very pleasant too. We'll be back!

OK this is an old review I have but I really think I should share it on here so that people can…read moreavoid this place. This review is on another site and I hoping people have taken my advice, so if you ever have the pleasure of going for a meal in Enniscorthy you know where not to go. "The worst food and service I have ever received, they got our order wrong and kicked up a fuss when we wanted to change it. I complained at the end of the meal and didnt want to pay full price for the incorrect items. When I complained it turned into a ten minuted heated argument with the manager and I was told not to ever come back! Not that I ever would!. My advice keep clear of it horrible food and disgusting service"

This a great restaurant to go to and they treat you very well. We have been going for years and…read morehave never had a bad meal. The owners have become our friends and we love Jack who always takes good care of us. Best place in Enniscorthy

The Bailey is a great local pub. The seafood chowder was full of fish mussels and shrimp, also…read morethe deserts were delish. The fried Brie was tasty, but was much like fried mozzarella with a slightly different taste. Chips were great as was service and atmosphere.

Limited options on a Sunday brought us here for lunch. When we walked in, the place was pretty…read morefull, apparently this is where the locals hang out since the street outside was pretty deserted (maybe everyone was at mass!). Since it's Sunday they had 2 menus. The Sunday specials and the regular menu. I ordered from the regular menu: Cajun wrap which was very tasty - only one mistake: theirs wraps are not closed at the bottom so it was a bit hard to eat. My friend got the roast pork and asked for a Yorkshire pudding. They gave her extra gravy and the pudding for feee which was really nice. To finish off we had the sticky toffee pudding. It was a bit strange. More like a toffee sponge with caramel sauce than your typical toffee pudding (didn't have any dates and was very light and fluffy). It was good enough that we finished it all though, so if you don't mid the lack of dates, go for it! Service was prompt and friendly. Good pub/lunch spot before or after exploring Enniscorthy.

This is my first choice place to go in Enniscorthy. Always forget to book, so have missed out a few…read moretimes. It's tex mex, but it's been around for ages so they can't be blamed for copying the recent hipster trend. They have all the usual favourite. The ground beef burrito is my favourite dish with baked potato. The wedges are also a great side, better than the frozen chips- avoids those. They also have an extensive dessert menu. Like the meringue sundae, with the chewy bits at the bottom. The wine choice isn't great, with limited options though they might have upped their game recently. Worth checking out the early bird. No 5 stars as they could be more flexible with their bookings ( they always seem indifferent on the phone to being full). Also tried to add a fifth to the last 4 person table one time but they said no chance- the place is huge with loads of space around the tables.

Yep not bad! A bit freezer to fork to be fair! It's a tex mex menu in a standard room with a pair…read moreof cowboy boots sellotaped to the wall. So! Decor null points! It's a nice room but hardly the Alamo! I got wings, cold! But bbq sauce was divine! Burger needs work lads! Gig doesn't mean good way to much bread crumbs which I hate in a burger, leave them out make it smaller and let the meat do the work! Chips done in dirty oil, everyone knows that dreaded flavour so get that sorted chef! I don't want to be completely negative, the food is OK the price is reasonable and the house wines are good and well priced. I just think with a bit of work this spot could be amazing and it wouldn't take much! Oh the staff were exceptional as in really nice, competent and prompt Aargh I'm torn on this place, I'd love to run it for six months the potential is huge

They seated us on a busy Sunday, not to mention it was Mother's Day! We showed up with 5 people…read morewithout a reservation and they got us right in. The service was amazing and the food was great too!

This midrange restaurant is attached to the Riverbank House Hotel. The restaurant is labeled a bar…read more However, it is suitable for families and is a spacious room with views of the river across the highway. The food was delicious, creamy seafood chowder, tossed salad, toasted ham and Swiss sandwich, Italian Chicken, quesadilla and steak enjoyed by members of our party. Chips (French fries) were easily half an inch square by 2 inches, cut across the potatoes. Wifi is free.

Excellent ambience to this pub. It's like a step back in time. You feel like you walked in to local…read morebar in a small seaside community. The food is very good. Fish and chips are 5 star. Large portion and cooked perfectly. Flakey cod with a wonderful tasting batter. The chips were also perfect. This is the standard for great fish and chips. Can't stress how good this was. The burger was okay. A little on the dry side and overly salty. But overall it was okay. Service was friendly.

Great place to dine after touring or shopping! Located across the street from Waterford Crystal…read more Friendly staff willing to give recommendations. Christmas dinner sandwich came highly suggested and did not disappoint! Ham, turkey, stuffing and cranberry mayo on a baguette qualifying its namesake. Fish and chips were also very good. Lunch and drinks totaled no more than 35 euros. We found it a great value for the price!

Good pub grub here at the Duiske Inn…read more I ordered the chicken goujons with chips and side salad. Fairly typical pub food, but very tasty and quality stuff. And their portion of goujons was massive. Eight in all I think. Everyone else enjoyed their food too. But the service let the Duiske Inn down a lot. They appeared to be understaffed and it was a very busy Sunday. There was initially two floor staff, a barman and a waitress. A second barman appeared later just as we finished eating. That said the first barman played a blinder and was really doing his best to serve drinks, take food orders and get new patrons seated. If it wasn't for him I reckon we would have walked out without eating. The waitress came and went less frequently. She chatted to patrons she knew. A-ok, more so if you've more than one dedicated staff member on the floor.

We came in for lunch on a Tuesday and ate at the bar. Very welcoming and lovely service. The Caesar…read moresalad was divine with flavorful chicken and bacon. My companion had the soup special; I could have eaten a whole loaf of the bread served on the side.