A good pizza take away, it's a Dominos so same menu and standards are the same as other stores in…read moreIreland.

I've been to an Abrakebabra before over in Dublin, and it was pretty good but I don't remember much…read moreof it (thanks, Temple Bar). I stopped in tonight for a bite to eat, and it was some damn good fast food! They had great fries, crisp and fresh and well seasoned. They were thicker, almost steak fries. Really tasty, not the typical fast food fries. The Classic Doner Kebab was on a pita, I should have asked for their flatbread. It was VERY messy, but tasty. I really iked the chili sauce. There was also some food crunch to the salad. I also enjoyed that the ladies behind the counter delivered the food to your table. Really good! A Diet Coke and some fries and a Doner for about €8! Not bad at all. Gotta check it out again!

Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere?…read more Friendly staff, with generic fast food like atmosphere. Half star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? Had a meal kebab with chips, and drink under €10. Filling. One star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? Fairly generic, sauce on kebab was very sweet. Half star. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Underwhelmed by food so would rather try something else. No star.

Clean and fast service . It has two floors and gets very busy at the weekends…read more Best place to people watch and watch the world go by anytime. Go to Penny's across the road for a great bargain. I bet you , you wont spend €100 in there on small items.

Clean but unhelpful and rude servisse. My burger was incorrect as I ordered a big mack but got a…read moresmall and limp burgr. iwould bring my Kids back because they enjoy mjocalds. I visitied here when I was visiting Limerick from cool ray estate

You know how you usually regrets McDonald's immediately after eating it, despite the fact that you…read morecraved it so badly five minutes beforehand? Yeah.

Stephen B was the nicest most gentlest of staff that I have ever come across! The man deserves a…read moremedal! Well done

They rely on drunk people ...arrived at 11:31. Ordered breast in bun and got a dodgy grilled…read morechicken with overcooked lettuce & onion. Returned & cashier yelled at "greg" for putting grilled chicken in fried chicken boxes. Then gave me correct burger BUT chicken was dried out ring of chicken (no way it was a breast) and smothered in the sauce with soggy bun. 6.20 euro inedible waste....

Supermac is an Irish staple. This location is no different. Its a handy location in the city centre…read moreand the staff are lovely.

Typical Chinese takeout menu but the food was tasty and great ingredients. The chicken wings in…read moresalt chili pepper appetizer was fantastic. For mains, the beef with oyster sauce, king prawns in ginger and scallions, king prawn feud rice were great.

I like their chicken balls, curry sauce and fried rice, all for under €9.read more

Love this place after the nite club . Get the garlic chip and cheese . Also the mighty mac burger…read moreyummy .

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.