Wonderful food, wonderful sangria, wonderful service, wonderful atmosphere!! We didn't have a…read morereservation, but the hostess quickly checked & said they only had outdoor seating--which was a simply delightful! (& perfect weather for it). Everything tasted fabulous, & when we told them we had tickets to a show nearby soon, the server said she informed the kitchen...& everything came to our table in prompt succession. Go grab a meal at this delightful place!

Amazing! We had two adults and one tween, and we all loved it! We shared loads of small plates,…read morewhich is recommended. The food came quite quickly, which was good because we were hungry. The staff were friendly, and where we were sitting was amazing. We walked in, and we pre-booked, and as soon as we walked in we knew it was good. We got taken outside, as we booked, and taken under this wooden structure with lovely L.E.D lights. Overall I would definitely recommend

This is now my go-to place for a toasty Saturday coffee while I mill around the Milk Market.read more

Fantastic! Fantastic! Atmosphere. Down a stairwell into a magical place. There are several nooks…read moreand crannies to explore. We took a seat outside, under the stairs which was completely covered. Our cheeseboard was enjoyed with the candlelight ambiance. I couldn't stop looking around and smiling. I will say while service was nice, it was slow and we actually didn't get exactly what we ordered. There was only one person in the whole restaurant working. I believe he was taking orders and preparing them. The menu is very selective and doesn't offer alot of options. It is my recommendation to stop by for a glass of wine and cheese plate before dinner at another location. This place is gorgeous.

Such an amazing little gem in Limerick. While visiting the city, a friend and I were in the mood…read morefor a light dinner and wine, this restaurant made that possible and went above and beyond our expectations. The ambiance alone is worth the visit. The restaurant itself is below street level so eating outdoors in their outdoor seating area is like sitting in a romantic nook - candles galore, gorgeous twinkle lighting upon entry, a small fire place/woodstove(?), and tables & chairs that somehow felt so cozy. I can't say much for indoors because I only ventured in for the restrooms but it seems warm & cozy and on a colder night, a better place to dine. I will say however, based on the set up, unless I missed something, this location is not handicap accessible. Aside from the ambiance itself, the options were plentiful for boards and wine. Our host/server was so helpful and spoke to us about the daily cheese options and what kind of make up we'd like since only one of us eats meat. The board that was brought out was perfection. In addition to a delicious selection of cheeses, we ordered green olives and not just one order of garlic flatbread but two bc it was so tasty with the cheeses. I think I could eat the onion marmalade by the spoonful. The service, quality of food & wine, and ambiance made this restaurant a memorable night and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting.

Twenty One is a unique dining experience. I am retired now after having an expense account that…read moreallowed me to dine in Europe and Asia as I pleased hence I appreciate fine dining. Long have I discarded Stars & Awards it is the Dining Experience I refer to and look for. Fine food with an excellent choice, professionally presented, Staff that are attentive to the Customer without intrusion in an intimate or pleasing setting. All of this is to be found in Waterford City in Restaurant 21. The choice of food available at any one time is amazing. There is food to suit any taste and is available at every serving. Any table of your choice can be reserved, Chef may surprise you with a complimentry special dish - this will be divine and one will find and be amazed with the staff. Everyone in this establishment have exceptional skills in the care of their customers. In my opinion Restaurant 21 is Ireland's best.Try 21 and post a review!

From the owner: Our restaurant is a Fusion Buffet, we offer food from all around the world, from Chinese, Italian,…read moreFrench, Japanese and American

We were a little put off by the "no walk-ins" policy at first, but we did come back around the next…read moreday on a reservation. I am so glad we did! This is a true 5 star local eatery. The service was wonderful and the pizza was world class. We also enjoyed the tapas and I noticed they had a good amount of take away customers. We will definitely be back, and I recommend that you call now to reserve your table!

From the owner: Pizza, Tapas, Salad, Dessert, All homemaderead more

My first time here with my best friend who highly recomends the place . She was spot on . The…read more lighting ,ambiance was gorgeous , decor , it was just fit in perfectly . The margaritas were amazing and are the best I've had since moving back from the USA . Food was fab too !Can't wait to come back already

I went to Pimento's to see what Carlow had to offer regarding Tapas. I am from Bilbao, Spain and…read morewas travelling through Ireland with three of my friends. From the outset we could tell that this restaurant was far from "Tapas". Sliders on a menu??? Are you kidding me. We had the Patasas Bravas, it was cold and extremely dry. After we ordered Gambas al Ajillo (Garlic Shrimp) and my god what I saw was a sight to behold. Buried beneath were 3 thick, curly, dark hairs. I notified the waiter immediately and she just laughed at me saying she'd bring me another, as if 3 hairs meant nothing, no apology or anything. I took this up with the lady manager when paying and she tried to tell us that they were our own hairs. This place is a sad excuse for a Tapas bar.

Absolutely incredible meal here last night. We had the tasting menu with paired wines and…read moreeverything was so delicious and exciting. Loved the pacing of the meal, we had it over the course of three hours and didn't feel in any way rushed which was so lovely. My favourite thing was getting to eat delicious very high end food in a more casual and relaxed environment, there was nothing stuffy or pretentious about the place, which can be the case in a lot of fine dining restaurants. We sat by the window and was lovely to see out on to all the fabulous colourful barges on the canal. Will 100% be back and telling everyone about here! A+

Very nice restaurant! The staff are extremely friendly. The food is something very different from…read morewhat is normally served in restaurants. A very special meal. I would have to say that it isn't everyone's type of food as the portions are relatively small. Very nice meal though and I would highly recommend it for special occasions.

Fantastic! My wife & I had a night in Waterford, and heard this was a good spot. Wow, is that…read moreright! We ate on the late side, and both ordered from the "early bird" (prix fixe) menu. I had the Irish steak & she had the hake. Both were excellent! For dessert the creme brûlée was great, as was the "exotic financier" (a coconut sponge cake). The atmosphere is cozy & romantic. Only complaint was the service was a bit slow, but we ate late and have American ideas in a European place. Highly recommended if you want a great meal in Waterford!

Considering this is often regarded as one of, if not the best, fine dining restaurant in Waterford,…read moreI found the food to be pretty mediocre and underwhelming. I ordered the "Early bird" three course menu for ~29€ which I hope would not affect their usual quality. I started with a creme broulee of crab, intrigued by the fact a creme broulee could be served as a savory starter. It was fine, pretty standard fare but really nothing distinctive. For the main course, I had the steak (which was 4€ extra) and that was honestly pretty disappointing. It came in what I can only describe as gravy. The slab of meat, while cooked to a medium-rare as I requested, was soggy and over-tenderized and when drenched in that sauce just all went down like a heavy soup. Taste was fine but there was just too much gravy-sauce! My friend had the chicken and she wasn't impressed either. In a turn of redemption, we reluctantly ordered dessert after probably being way too full and it turned out to be the best course. The sablé was fluffy, light, and just delightful when paired with a scoop of sorbet (it was to come with vanilla but we are partial to a more tart flavor profile so we asked them to give us sorbet instead). Very nicely presented and the acidity helped us round out the meal. Overall, I found food to be pretty mediocre and the service to be acceptable...(they asked us if we were ready to order probably about 5 times despite the fact that we had our menus open and was obviously reading it but otherwise it was fine). I'll just also add that I am a visitor to this lovely town so perhaps I am not attuned to the Waterford palette but I was personally not impressed.

Lovely café got my haircut in the barbers next door then went for lunch here with the family…read morepancakes lovely and tea perfect and paninis gorgeous and all great all round the service was top class would highly recommend

I stopped in for a bit of breakfast with some friends. The cafe had a pleasant, modern vibe. The…read morestaff were extremely friendly. I ordered the full breakfast, which was hot, plentiful and delicious upon arrival! That kind of breakfast could keep you going all day!! A friend had the smoked salmon and was delighted with her meal as well! I definitely think the Crystal Cafe is worth a return visit, or two!! Lol!

Before the new highway was built, Morrissey's was a required stop for travelers going back and…read moreforth between Dublin and Cork. No better way to break up a long trip (by Irish standards) than stopping for a cold pint in a pub that's been serving them since 1775. Yup, this little pub is older than 'Merica. The charm of Morrissey's is related to it's age. The nicknacks, jars, advertisements and other wall and shelf ornaments are exactly in place as they were 100 years ago. Nay, 200. Walking into Morrissey's is like taking a trip back in time to a simpler place where simpler ways governed the way we lived and people were generally shorter and smaller, as evidenced by the tiny pub stools and tables. One of the coolest things here is the visitor register, which is several volumes thick since it dates back to the pub's founding, and is still daily updated by those wanting to ink their names into a bit of Irish history. Book of Kells my ass. You can't write you name in that one, can you? No, you can't. "They" say a pub closes each day in modern Ireland. Let's hope Morrissey's stands the test of time. Few are as deserving.

I return to this classic Irish pub every time I'm in County Laois. It's one of the best old pubs in…read moreIreland and worthy of a road trip. During the daytime it's also suitable for children who will be impressed with the selection of old-fashion sweets sold by weight.