I feel like I might rate this restaurant even more if it supplied wheelbarrows to wheel ya out of…read morehere when you're finished your food. It's that good that I just can't stop eating. So. Good. Can't. Stop. Eating. Must. Stop. Can't. Stop. Hidden away above the Castletown Inn, Green's Restaurant is often forgotten by locals, until they return. The food is quite simply impeccable. I had a goat's cheese salad to start which was toasted to perfection; the flavours of the salad and the cheese mingling perfectly. Then chicken breast over potato gratin with some type of jus (i.e. gravy) You also get served extra potatoes and veges for the table. Now this may sound like a very plain meal to you, and you would be correct in your assumption. But, you would also find had you ordered it, that the quality of the ingredients, and the way in which it's cooked, transcends any 'plainness'. It's tasty, mouthwatering, delicious, good food. Service is always fantastic, very attentive and lovely waitresses. And the cherry on top - the price. Three of us ate starters, main courses and deserts, with one bottle of wine. The total came to €80. Amazing value. Generally speaking, the starters are around €5.50, mains from €11 - €15, and desserts, €5.50ish. The only reason I haven't given this place five stars is the decor. Having been here for quite some time, the place is looking a bit long in the tooth and desperately in need of some 2013. Really bright lighting is always a massive bug bear for me - I think lighting can make or break a dining experience. If they got these fixed, this place would be a sure-fire 5 star-er!

After a walk in Castletown House grounds along the river Liffey my wife and I decided to have a…read morelate Sunday lunch in Celbridge. Going on the advice of Yelp users we chose Green's and were very pleased. Starters were priced at about €5 each with mains at roughly €12 each and again desserts at €5. The restaurant is located above the Castletown Inn and one tip I can give is that you should pay close attention to the steep stairs on the way up cos you will be about half a stone heavier on the way down. We were greeted at the door by a uniformed waitress that showed us to our table and hung our coats for us, gave us our menus and then went away giving us time to get settled in. We liked the decor of the place, clean and comfortable with linen tablecloths, flowers and lit candles on each table. It turned out that the toilets were sparklingly clean which is always a good sign when you come across it. This was a late afternoon Sunday visit and the restaurant was about a quarter full. Two families were eating, both with young children who were well looked after and very well behaved - (thank God for iPads and iPhones.) Kids food was half-price. We started with the beef and Guinness sausage which was delicious and then we both had the lamb shanks. These boys were huge and it took me all my time to put mine away and then finish hers as well. Luckily I have the body of an athlete. Just hope the Guards never find where I have it buried. We could only manage one dessert but I had two pints of larger and the bill only came to €48 ex tip. Really enjoyed it and will come again. Highly recommend it. I would rate it more highly except the food while excellent seemed homely in that I feel (probably wrongly) that I could produce a similar meal at home.

Cafe la Serre is located in an old mill at The Village at Lyons which also has a fine dining…read morerestaurant (The Mill), shops including a bakery and a large house available for rent. It's like a micro town, it is so quaint and so beautiful with all of its old stone buildings. But what draws me back every time is the food they serve. I have never been unhappy with anything I have ordered and I have been there many times. I recommend ordering the fillet of beef with bearnaise sauce and chunky chips followed by the sticky toffee pudding. Exquisite!

outstanding coffee, excellent cocktails, great pints, lovely staff but the wait staff could do with…read morea few more to help out. They are great though. Stunning surroundings and by far the best place around for miles.

Wow. What a meal…read more Just two weeks old, and already a well-oiled (and extremely tasty) machine. Usually when you visit a restaurant that's so new, there are lots of chinks that need ironing out, processes that need tweaking, menus that aren't quuuite spot on yet. Not so in Canteen. You could be forgiven to assume it had been there for years. The staff and management have clearly taken the best bits from their old Blackrock haunt, and added to them for the new Celbridge abode. From beginning to end, everything about the meal was perfect. - The piping hot just out of the oven bread and soft butter landed on the table as soon as we came in - The exquisite amuse bouche that followed straight after - The menu which strikes the perfect balance between modern Irish & French cuisine - not too fussy and not too plain. In fact we had a few fussy eaters on our table, and everyone without exception demolished everything put in front of them. A testiment indeed to the fresh ingrediants and clever combinations. - The decadent truffles that completed the experience! Now, a special mention to the star of the show. The Crème brûlée. Mother. Of. Deserts. Hands down the best crème brûlée I've ever had. The richest, most dense & velvetty caramel. Wow. I'm still thinking about it. The interior is slick - painted in a grey and blue pallet, with massive floor to ceiling windows, minimalist lighting and contemporary art, it's got a serene feel, and manages to thread the line successfully between sophistication and quirkiness. The staff were on point - friendly, efficient and knowledgable. Then there's the price. If you count the bread, amuse bouche, three courses and the truffles at the end, you're essentially getting a five course meal for 38 euro. Incredible value. With wine, 55 euro. Worth every cent. This is the type of place that Celbridge has been crying out for. They're going to do exceptionally well. More power to them.

It's hard to know where to start when something is just so damn good…read more.... Contemporary , bright and welcoming decor this family run restaurant is exactly what celbridge needs! The food is unreal.... My pics do not do it justice . Cooked to absolute perfection.... I hadnt had duck egg since my granny's house years ago and it just brough back some great memories. The beef.... Mouthwatering, amazing flavour! I also got a choc desert. Whopper! Tasted a spoonful of my mates Creme brûlée and sweet holy Jesus . Drooooool! The staff were attentive and lovely. Oh and have I mentioned it's finished off with complementary choc truffles. And even better..... The price..... My entire meal including 3 glasses of wine plus tip was only 55 euro! Well done guys.... I'll Defo be back

Cute little restaurant! Went for a nice dinner there and was met with great food, great service,…read moreand extremely reasonable prices. Would highly recommend for a date night!

I saw the sign as I drove by and stopped a block away to take a pic of an old Irish castle ruins…read moreand decided to walk back. Glad I did! Steak on a stone for under 17€. The steak was delicious with a peppered sauce and a garlic butter on the side. Added salt and pepper to my liking and enjoyed. Also came with a side of fries and grilled onions and mushrooms. I added a side of Garlic bread with cheese and couldn't finish it all. Great dinner I would recommend giving it a try. The setting would be worth a short drive for a romantic dinner for two. Too bad my wife is in the States and not able to join me on the trip.

Has been our local since we moved here 52yrs ago always a welcome great staff service and food we…read morehad many celebrations there birthdays anniversary communion and family stuff thanks to all john dan gerry Damien Ben pat all bar staff always looking after us thanks

Large place to get a bite to eat and some drinks! There is a large outdoor area that is very…read moreaesthetic and has a nice smoke area. Has a younger and older vibe to it so good for all ages! Service was also very good as well.

We came in from out of town for business, and boy am I happy we stopped by here! The seafood…read morechowder was EXCELLENT and tasted so good and fresh and I would definitely recommend this place to anyone!! Our servers name was Renata. She was great!

Open mic every Tuesday.with live music @ week/ends. Great…read morefood all week especially Sunday lunch an all time favourite

Every visit back home to Ireland, requires a family dinner (or two) at Becketts. Our recent trip…read more8/18 is no exception. For us it is the complete dinning experience - from the time we are greeted by Colin, imbibe a few cocktails in the relaxed atmosphere of the lounge, to his amazing staff and their impeccable attention to detail. Couple this with the amazing food and creative, ever changing daily/seasonal specials. The best dinning experiences in Ireland - imho Always something delicious for everyone in our family. Dessert is a must have!

This is always a treat. The food is always consistently good through all courses. The selection of…read morestarters always impresses me, lots of variety. The staff just can't do enough for you and the courses never feel rushed! Top notch!

Really classy restaurant in beautiful surroundings and paradoxically it is great value at only…read more€22.50 each for the early bird menu Monday to Thursday. The trick of course is not to order the wine. At €22 per bottle of mediocre red house wine, that really pushes up the final bill. Last year the early bird menu included a free bottle of wine between two. Will know better next time but will definitely be back. Brought the missus here for anniversary dinner yet again and delighted to find it has lost none of its class or charm. The main event is the food. Beautifully cooked by the new head chef, it is so far beyond what I could cook at home, it shows the difference between a professional and an amateur. We started with the smoked haddock balls and a cajun chicken salad, absolutely scrummy and very filling. An important tip is not to eat the beautiful bread and butter they bring cos you won't have any tummy room left, so take care, you have been warned. We both had duck in plum sauce for mains and it was simply delicious. It was tough to eat the full sticky toffee pudding and the belgian chocolate mousse deserts but hey! we hung in there and managed it. Coffees were drunk slowly with the last of the wine. We had a lovely meal in super surroundings and would highly recommend it to everybody. Just be a little careful of the cost of the wine. Total cost of the meal for two including a pint of lager came to €71 ex. tip. Would give it full five stars but would caution against the unexpectedly high cost of the house wine. God knows what the more expensive wines cost!

Very good Italian food and the presentation is fabulous as well. The hostess is wonderful and…read morepleasant to talk to, the restaurant itself is relaxing but elegant. Call ahead to make a reservation but it's well worth it and not too costly.

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