Excellent service and food. Ordered the cottage pie. Toasty, toasty hot! Creamy and delicious…read more Rich depth of flavor. Light, lovely salad on the side. If you visit Blarney Castle, find this place on your way home. Private parking so you don't have to fight street parking.

We stopped here for a late lunch. Easily the most enjoyable small pub lunch we had in Ireland. I…read morehad the ham and cabbage. I attached a pic of what was left by the time I picked up my phone to take a pic. It was that good.

I just had a wonderful pasta dish in this beautiful restaurant. I highly recommend it , the hosts…read morewere so hospitable to my friend and I . Everything was delicious from main course to deserts and coffee. This restaurant is a hidden gem and I would encourage you to try out this special restaurant which serves vegetarian and vegan dishes.

We had a wonderful meal with our friends for lunch while visiting Ireland. The food was delicious,…read moreif a bit on the pricy side. The space is very informal feeling with divans and tapestries abounding. The food was delicious and satisfied both my husband and I (both vegans) and our good friends (who happen to be vegetarian). If we lived in Ireland we'd be back often.

So many choices of pubs and restaurants in Kenmare but the landlady of the Bold Thady Quill stated…read morethis is the best pub in town and she was spot on. Great tasting food, awesome authentic Irish dancing and musicians who genuinely cared about maintaining the traditions of Irish music and the kids who volunteered their services to dance both the nights we were there. The guinness tasted magical too.

Seafood was very fresh and tasty. Large serving of mussels and delicious oysters. Prawns had shells…read moremade of razors. My hands were cut and bleeding. It was sheer torture. Service was slow and disinterested.

What a find. We have rented a cottage not far away and walked over. We had a fabulous meal of…read morefresh local fish, a couple of pints and then thankfully we had about. 40 minute walk home. Best chips I have ever had and potatoes from their own farm - what a treat. We plan to walk over at least two more times before we leave at the end of the month. Tip - make sure you are hungry when you arrive.

We wandered into this restaurant after a very long day of travel and the only reason we chose it…read morewas because it was next to our hotel. What a find! The staff were friendly and kind. The food was outstanding and reasonably priced. The desert choices were plentiful and delicious. It was a wonderful experience!! The next night we returned again because they were having Irish music and dancers. If you plan to attend this event, go early. It starts at 8 PM and you should be at a table by 630 to get a great spot. It is obviously very popular because it is fantastic. The band was wonderful and the dancers were amazing. We would absolutely return to this restaurant again if we are back in the area.

We stayed in the attached Muckross Park Hotel, and were advised to arrive a little early for dinner…read morebecause they had a trad music show starting at 8pm. We arrived around 700pm, and most tables were filled with a tour-bus crowd. There was one four-top table open by the restrooms, or seats at the bar. We sat at the bar and had a good view of the musicians and dancers. The rest of the bar seats filled up before the show. We had pints of cider and ordered food. My husband had the fish and chips (better than average), and I had the lamb and rosemary pie. I definitely won - mine was delicious! My pie was a ceramic ramekin of savory lamb, carrots, potatoes, and gravy, topped with a bronze, flaky puff-pastry round, speared with a sprig of fresh rosemary. A small chunk of bread accompanied it (largely unnecessary), plus a small bowl of roasted root vegetables. By the time we finished, it was time to swivel our chairs around and listen to the music. Three dancers accompanied the musicians for a few numbers. They also went out into the crowd to show off their steps.

I like this pub. It's nothing fancy but it's also nothing too plain…read more I actually had a really amazing soup there - creamed cauliflower with Cashel blue cheese. Good lord. I love blue cheese. Blue cheese soup?!! Amazing. It came with some nice soda bread and was a good filler. Had it with a well poured pint of Guinness, so all in all, top marks! They show sport as well if you're looking for somewhere that does. (Not something I would often be looking for!!!)

We used JC Murphy's service in work for lunch and they do an excellent range of sandwiches, wraps…read moreand soda breads, with a wide selection of filling's done to order. They even made a selection of gluten free items which are a great light lunch option. They arrived nice and fresh and were extremely tasty and with so many Imaginative specials there is plenty to keep you using their service time and time again. I would highly recommended

Best meal we had in the 7 days in Killarney.. I had the lamb shank, fall apart awesome, wife had…read morecod..nothing left on the plate. Make a reservation and enjoy

The only people I feel bad for are the ones that stopped to look inside the window but kept…read morewalking. What an experience they missed out on. Best food we've had in a long time! The lamb shanks were beyond amazing, only to be outdone by the bread pudding, only to be outdone by the wine, only to be outdone by the friendly staff. It's been years since we've had a dining experience this great. Find it. Enjoy it. Then thank me.

Soho got the ribeye just right. Pro bartenders; great drink selections…read more Comfy seating; sports bar, but not too loud on the volume. Soho's an all-around good time for a Saturday evening in Cork, Ireland.

I will never eat at or visit any of the restaurants associated to Soho. I've visited this…read morerestaurant earlier this week with almost a dozen of my staff members. During dinner, we noticed a confederate flag had been drawn on the daily menu board to support Cajun wings. There was even a suggestion to like the photo or share it on Facebook and Instagram which is horrible. Everyone in my party was absolutely disgusted and became uncomfortable and wanted to leave. I asked for the manager and told her how inappropriate it was to have a flag that in the United States is parallel to a swastika on their board. She apologized and stated that it was the general managers idea and they had received several complaints that day. Seeing something of this nature is a bad look for Cork and Ireland. The fact that the general manager thought this was OK is very clear that the general manager probably shouldn't have a job there. SoHo, you can do better and so can the city of Cork.

When I walked into the restaurant I was hit by a good vibe . Food was incredible overall superbread more

Fantastic Place and service. Excellent food. We are…read morevisiting Ireland. The people of this great country are polite,and gentle.

Well I lost a bit of respect for this Chinese take away yesterday as me and my friend went in for a…read morebit of munch we both decided on a spice bag.I was very dissatisfied with what I got as it took my friend about 20 minutes to get his spice bag and took me about 30 as I asked for a tub of satay this problem needs to be fixed!!!!!there was a long line of hangry customers queuing outside of the Chinese as they were taking so long to make their "fast food" should have went to tasty shites instead tbh the take away is getting two stars as while waiting for my food I heard the fortnite default dance music faintly from the kitchen which made the wait a lot more peaceful and enjoyable.

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