What a wonderful spot! I was dubious at first because of the door you walk into seems like it is…read moregoing to be a pub but when you get up the stairs it opens up into a brightly lit room with all glass siding looking over the river. The food was delicious with large portions and our waiter was very attentive and friendly. Highly recommend to anyone stopping through Limerick!

Lovely glass terrace with views of castle. Interesting menu…read more Decent chips. Chips 10/10 (recommend twice cooked). The fish was a bit soggy in the middle and could have done with a few more minutes/ hotter oil. Prawns were okay -- the three sauces sounded amazing but underwhelming. Had hoped for flavour kick -- prawns were both over cooked (about to become rubbery & undercooked -- shell not crispy. I think the grill may not have been hot enough ? But tasty and enjoyed the fresh seafood quality Other tables ordered the wings & mussels-- looked yummy. Portions ample! Arrived to weird 5-10 min wait (despite reservation) between bar and terrace areas. Hostess eventually arrived. Waitress rushed the order (no drinks menu provided), seemed surprised to be asked for a recommendation. At end was awhile before could flag someone down to pay.

Wife tried this place said she loved the food until a few hours later and suffered a violent case…read moreof diarrhea, she ruin her underwear and blocked a toilet once she got home but at least she learned not to overdo indulge while eating after a colonoscopy.

The food was amazing! Having an American taste, good European food is hard to come by. This place…read morewill definitely be on my list!

Kris was an excellent host from the first moment he met us......now we want to meet David!…read more A great Sunday brunch with three meats, copious Yorkshire pudding and lovely service all led by Kris, who was made to work in hospitality. Excellent value, fantastic rare beef and a convivial atmosphere made my 65th birthday trip very enjoyable....

Beautiful place with amazing food and service. Great place to celebrate anything - we celebrated…read morea birthday and they made it special.

Adorable pub in Limerick. This find was a short walk from our hotel and boy was the food delicious!…read moreWe got in late and found a seat in the food service section. We were quickly greeted by the server and placed our orders. The food was fresh and tasty and the atmosphere was adorable. We were there on a Monday night and they had live music which was also great. Definitely recommend visiting if you're in the area!

This pub located just across from the Hunt museum along George's Quay is a very special space to…read moreenjoy an evening. Walking in you immediately feel the wonderful energy of people enjoying themselves. The bar is filled with tables of different sizes and shapes and with groups drinking beer, wine, water and a eating a meal. There's not much more to say about the Stout, oh how much I enjoy a pint or 2. The food is also really good. The seafood chowder was full of fish with a superb flavor. The burata appetizer was excellent. The yellow curry was really satisfying, not too spicy. My wife ordered the goats cheese salad. The veggies were fresh andthe goat cheese was completely delicious. I can't remember having better goat cheese. And to top it off, there music from 5-7 and 9-11. This is definitely a place to come while in Limerick.

One of the only KFC's in the area. This one however is my favourite as it is next to some of the…read morebest shopping in Limerick. They recently did a remodel so it's quite spiffy inside these days.

this place is too small,gernally it is busy and not many seat available ,but typical kfc,would be…read morenice if done a drive thru as plenty of space

Met my piano teacher, her husband and two friends there. Had a nice meal. I got the beef stir fry…read moreand rice and it was tasty. They served Fever Tree ginger ale too which is one of my favorites. A nice stop in the area.

The dishes are generous, tasty, and the staff is efficient and excellent. The furniture is very…read morecomfortable and everything is high quality. The decor tries to be fancy but is very stereotypically "cowboys and Indians," it made me uncomfortable to eat facing colonial pictures of Indigenous people who were murdered by the celebrated US cavalry. The menu is not realistically American, but a good combination of actual tex mex and imagined Texas cuisine. Great variety of drinks. Good gluten-free and Celiac options, with attentive ad respectful waiting staff.

We just stopped for tea. And we stayed for the atmosphere, the delicious scone, the wonderful…read moreproprietor who gave us a very informative and interesting history lesson as well as terrific recommendations. It was one of those delightful stops that make Ireland magical.

Delicious lunch while driving through Adare. Great service too. Husband had the chicken wrap. Based…read moreon yelp reviewed I had the Meat Guinness Casserole and it did not disappoint!

The seafood chowder is excellent!! Best I've had so far. Great location. Attentive staff.read more

Super fun pub in downtown Adare. Came here on recommendation of local and it really delivered. My…read morewife and I both went for the Irish stew - so good! Lots of locals sitting at the tables and bar sharing stories. My Grandparents emigrated from Ireland (Mayo) to the USA and I just loved their Irish accent (brogue). Excellent service start to finish. If in the area, I'd highly recommend.

Got to love Kfc . The restaurant isn't huge but its still big enough …read more The cinema is just a 1 min around the corner from it too.

I usually skip out on KFC for some reason; with Rockin' Joe's right next to it, McDonalds in the…read morearea and a Subway in the same shopping center, I never find much reason to go there. And now I know why. The previous time I had been to KFC (the time before this occurrence), I had been relatively satisfied; what more could you expect from a fast food place? They had changed their chips to the skinny ones, reminiscent of McDonald's. It was all fine; nothing too excitable but nothing bad enough to prompt a bad review. But last night, at 9:15 after I had gotten off work, I had a craving for some chicken. I ordered a fillet burger meal and asked for an Oreo krushum in place of a drink (of course willing to pay the difference). With it came an order of gravy and some extra boneless chicken for the crave-rs at home once they knew I was visiting KFC. There was one person on the till, with six sets of orders to fill in the queue. Fair enough, it was late. But I checked the sign before wandering in and it said the restaurant was open until 10pm. Apart from the long waiting time, what I got was a bit of a disgrace for the amount of money I paid. For those of you who may not know KFC runs a little pricier than McDonalds, probably the closet comparison restaurant in the Crescent. Thinking about my experience last night, I'm kicking myself today that I didn't speak up about what I was given; being tired and wanting to get home made me overlook things I shouldn't have. After a long-ish wait I was handed my bag of food and my krushum. I turned to leave, glancing down at what I had just been handed, having tried to avoid little kids in order to get to the counter to take my food previously, and was a little annoyed at what I found; my krushum was HALF filled. I didn't bother to turn around and say anything, with more people in the line and only two girls out front, but I should have. I was given half of the drink that I ordered and had to pay full price for. When I got home, the crave-ers were disappointed that the boneless chicken I had ordered, with two dipping sauces, had come lonely - they had forgotten the sauces. Now, the sauces are definitely something I could overlook, but the krushum is really beginning to grate my nerves. I am annoyed at myself for being too tired and too intimidate by the prospect of causing upheaval to say anything when I should have. It's like being served half a pint at a bar. It was my cheat day, the one day in the week I treat myself to one meal and it was a disappointment. All I can say is, I don't think I'll be going back to KFC any time soon and I urge people to speak up if there is ever anything wrong with your meal. I wish I had.

Ordered the winter deal when I received the deal garlic bread was burnt pizza was cold when trying…read moreto pull apart the slices the pizza was falling apart rang and complainted man was very rude sent out the second pizza and there was no sides that I sent back and complained about rang again the man told me I'm getting nothing back for the sides second pizza was over cooked when trying to eat it was like eating cardboard very disappointed

Being strangers in a strange land, and more or less stuck in the hotel with two kids, do as the…read moreRomans do and order pizza! Domino's Pizza seemed a safe bet. Considering the great variety of gluten free options everywhere in Ireland, I wasn't surprised that they had a gluten free pizza. I was however very surprised at how good the GF pizza tasted. My sons new favorite! Thing is, I'm leery and don't want to burst his happy bubble if the Domino's back home in Minnesota turns out as crappy as the majority of them do around Minneapolis. However, back to this Domino's. I actually ordered a regular pizza as well; equally delicious. Delivered hot and timely with a friendly delivery guy. I don't think tipping is the norm anywhere, so he seemed real jazzed for the couple of € I dropped on him. There is one thing that I wasn't completely jazzed about, but I'm going to figure it to be the norm, the pizzas were rather small. The GF pizza was only 9" and the regular (medium) pizza was only 11" I think. No leftovers. €25 So other than small pizzas, there were smiles and full bellies all around. So now the joke is whether we can have it delivered to MN if we call ahead a couple days. Cross your fingers for me, I'm thinking €25 ain't going to cover it.