Very good food and good service. this is more of a boutique restaurant with a focus on…read morepresentation. Our group of 6 all had something different including steak, pork belly, chicken, duck, cod , mussels with a multitude of sides. The reason for 4 versus 5 stars is the very limited alcohol menu and out of several items. How can you be out of Guiness in Ireland and only offer 2 beers?

What a great spot to eat! Beautiful decor, a variety of offerings, friendly service, and excellent…read morefood. All was fantastic, but specifically the club sandwich and seafood chowder stood out. Such fresh ingredients that came through in each bite. Who knew you would find a 5 star restaurant in a small town in Ireland? Prime 74 is a gem with trying. Thanks for the lovely meal and stellar service!

The menu sounds so delicious, very catering to vegetarians but nothing for vegans unfortunately…read more The very friendly staff offered to make me a salad but I was craving something more substantial. I just had a soy milk latte, which was one of the nicest I've ever had. I would definitely come back here as it was the nicest (if not only?) cafe we could find in Tipperary town.

I've been in this place a number of times and the staff is the best! They're in the center of Tipp…read morewhich is a fun little town with a lot to offer such as this place. The French quarter is a nice stop in for a scone and coffee or afternoon sandwich. The food always looks fresh and is reasonably priced. Their coffee and beverages in general bring a lot to the table (Oreo biscuit smoothie ). They are cash only and there's a parking lot across the street for convenience. Would for sure recommend this little sp

Finding Ballinacourty House was like finding a 4 leaf clover. It nestles in the green hills of the…read moreGlen of Aherlow, a 20 minute drive from Tipperary. The gourmet restaurant onsite is the star attraction. The House has six lovely rooms and don't forget to visit the Secret Garden. Your host, Mary, is the picture of hospitality and her husband Ronan is head chef. Nearby is tent camping for 100 but they don't intrude on the serenity of the house. A perfect midpoint to your Irish Journey.

There are two prix-fixe menus to choose from: one about €22 and the other €33. I chose from the…read more€33 menu: potato skins with cheese and bacon (this was so so); 12 oz sirloin steak (very good) with mash and veg (average); and French lemon tart (YUMMY). My partner got the deep fried brie with salad, crispy duck and chocolate caramel cake (he ordered better than I did!). Everything was tasty but the desserts were definitely the highlight. The lemon tart I had was better than any other I'd had before. It also came with whipped cream and vanilla ice cream. I was stuffed at the end of the meal. The portions are quite big. I'd definitely come back. The setting is lovely (exposed brick, wooden floors, candles) against the backdrop of the green countryside. Definitely come for a meal if you are in the area.

Delicious homemade food! I highly recommend even though it's in a touristy location. Get the soup!read more

Lovely little place suggested by a local to try for lunch just a block from the Rock of Cashel…read more Check out to see what soup of the day is, but today just so happened to be carrot and coriander soup. The staff are these sweet local ladies who have such a quaint little restaurant mostly catering to the tourist and locals. Menu seemed pretty traditional and straight forward. We ordered the ham and cheese sandwich with soup combo as well as bangers and mash. My bf liked his simple yet filling sandwich and soup combo. There wasn't anything amazing about the sandwich, but the carrot soup was quite tasty. I got the bangers and mash and loved it. It's probably my favorite Irish staple meal, and it was just what I was expecting. Delicious and just good for your soul kinda food.

This was the BEST meal and service we had in Ireland so far (day 5) on our honeymoon in August…read more2022. The food was just the right portion and amazing! The servers were so attentive and polite. I would highly recommend checking this place out!

We visited here in October 2016 and I am just now getting around to writing a review. I came…read moreacross the card and realized I never wrote one and O'Neill's certainly deserves a great review! We met the chef/owner and had a great chat about the amazing things he is doing. Every part of the meal was spectacular. Ingredients, preparation and presentation were all stellar and it was the best meal of our trip which started in Cork, stretched through many Tipperary towns and villages and ended in Dublin. If you are in the Cashel area, do yourself a favor and spend an evening at O'Neill's Bistro. This is not to be confused with O'Neill's restaurant in Cashel.

Cutest little diner with great PIPING hot seafood chowder. Someone mentioned the croutons....wow…read morethey were amazing. Staff were kind and helpful. Highly recommend. Parking can be a little tight so be prepared.

I've been on a seafood chowder kick while here. Seriously, why wouldn't you? It's an island…read more This one was rich, fully of chunky seafood and paired with two excellent slices of brown bread which is pretty much served everywhere with soup. The kicker though were those little croutons floating on top. That brown bread actually got better. I wish I had more. They also make fresh desserts there and I broke down and had a toffee banana tart with fresh whipped cream. Wow. I ate it in small pieces to extend the savoring experience. There are also roulades and other tasty looking fresh desserts and the breakfasts people were eating looked great!

I prefer a store that is more up to standard than one like this that is more concerned with…read morequantity than quality. I also would prefer to get a complete order rather than making donations. After 20 minutes waiting and asking again I leave without a complete order due to time.