We stumbled across this suburb pub on our way to a kebab joint. It was a lucky find. Established in…read morethe 18th century, it's warm and inviting. Service was prompt and friendly, the food was outstanding. It's worth the effort to find this place and enjoy an excellent meal.

Oh my golly, super well done steak like leather (32 euros). Not well, cooked chips, veggie were OK…read more Fish apparently wasn't bad. Wine list is good. It's Wexford Opera Season so things aren't perhaps as they should be? Front door of restaurant was locked and a small sign advised guest to come through the pub, But each and every restaurant guest rattles the door, since the door entry is illuminated who would blame them???? I've cream artisanal (?) not recommended.

This review is for the accommodations at Jim McGee's. We…read moreoften travel during the 'off' or 'shoulder' season so Wexford was pretty quiet during our stay. Jim McGee's is up the hill, a bit away from the waterfront. We easily walked down to the main shopping area where you will find a few pubs and restaurants. Jim McGee's bar was not serving food during our stay. We drove in from the southwest, making the bar/hotel on our left. From this direction, you turn into the parking area before the building. Parking is behind. Check in is a small area inside the bar with signs from the parking lot making it easy to find. Unfortunately there was no one in this small area when we arrived and a quick look around for staff was needed. The bartender was very nice, she took our information, and walked us through the pubs outdoor patio, up some stairs to the back door while giving us some instructions on getting into the building and left us there to carry our bags up two flights to our room. The stair case is a bit narrow and maybe a little steep but nothing we haven't encountered in Ireland before. Also as seen before, there are no elevators in the building so be sure you can carry your bag upstairs. The room had a 'double door' set up: the door to the hallway brings you into an interior hallway with a bath on one side and a space for hanging clothes and suitcase rack on the other. Just past this is a second door leading into the bedroom. Having this double door set up reduces hallway noise in the night. The room was a triple with a double bed on one side of the doorway which included a TV on the wall at the foot of the bed, and a single bed on the other side of the doorway (sans TV). There was a nice little table with a coffee/tea tray, bottled water and two comfortable chairs. The room was plenty big. The bathroom was a good size, updated, clean and contained the expected amenities, plus wash clothes, which not everyone in Ireland (and most of Europe) provide and were a welcome surprise. Our room overlooked the pub patio and parking area. As I mentioned, it was off season and too cold to hang out on the patio so we had no trouble with noise. On a beautiful summer evening however, it may be a bit loud, so if you are an 'early to bed' sort, and stay in the summer, I do recommend ear plugs or noise cancelling headphones. There is a lovely living room on the first floor, front, for guests. It has a TV, soft sofas and a fire to keep it cozy on cold days. Jim McGee recommends you book your room through their website to get the best rates. Wexford itself has a few attractions in town and nearby. We particularly enjoyed the Heritage Park. In town the eating options were extremely limited during our stay however there are a number of pubs of which Simon Lambert serves their own brew and offer food service earlier in the day. I gave this accommodation 4 stars because as an economical place to stay, although the building is older and they do not provide things like 24 hour front desk staff or an elevator, they do pay attention to the details and check most boxes you'd expect from a good hotel. It is within easy walking of the local tourist sights, the waterfront, shopping and dining. Parking is free as is wi-fi. Remember to pack your plug adapter and to 'turn on' the outlets to charge your phone.

Stayed at Jim mcgees for a night in Wexford. Quiet town but the location of this place was good…read morewith free parking. Nice and clean room too. Attached pub but I did not have any food or drink there. Very friendly staff.

Had a great time with the wife. The ambiance and mood are our style. The bartender his name I…read morethink was Roo was super friendly and just the best. It was like it was his place. The food was great as well as the service. Will be back in our next visit for sure!!

Awesome pub in Wexford! My group and I loved the seating area in the front. Several great beer…read moreoptions for everyone, light to heavy. And also a great collection of spirits. Great service, and I felt very welcomed . Feels like a local spot for those who live here, and it was a pleasure to speak to those from the Wexford community.

I'm not often in Wexford and after a conference there we were looking for somewhere nice for a…read morequiet chat before heading back to Dublin. The Cetenary Strores attracted us mainly with their beergarden. So we stayed there and never made it inside. Despite being beside the street it was quite enough - it's not a main street. The food was ok. Nothing too exiting but eadible. I had a salad (mexican chicken) and it wasn't to my taste but good.

I'm really not surprised this place has such a low rating, I was here and had to help the bouncers…read morebreak up three fights in ten minutes, the djs were terrible and general staff were attention was terrible. Wasn't a bank Holiday, nothing major going on in the town , an average weekend. Avoid at all costs.... avoid avoid avoid...............

Great spot! Beautiful beer garden .....a real garden!read more