my friend from Australia is over for a few weeks and we went up to crokes for awhile to have a…read moredrink and it was lovely to have a drink in and we all thought this is a really nice pub to come to more often, next minute I went to the toilet with my friend and we went together The manager followed us up to the bathroom and kicked us out of the stall and marched us downstairs to our friends and said "lads this isn't going to work drink up I don't know what ye think this is but two girls going to the bathroom together is not on" we then tried to just respond and she responded with "stop the bullshit treat this as ur own home" acting as if we have done anything we were simply sitting down that's IT. She was so unbelievably rude to us and it disgusts me how people just act towards young people. We will never be back again she was horrible so rude and we were all so polite when we came in she had no reason to act like that towards us.

A very pleasant welcoming Irish traditional pub. Very good pint of Beamish. Music on Thursday…read morenights. Well worth a visit.

"The Vic" seems like the place to see and be seen in Tramore. I was only there one night with…read morefriends from Waterford and everybody knew everybody. The pub was a really cozy place--comfortable and relaxed but also with a happening feeling. I hung out near the downstairs bar where I could enjoy the live band and still talk without shouting. It was a good spot for dancing and chatting with a group. The outdoor 'beer garden' decks looked amazing but in early April the weather wasn't quite right for it. Our entire group tried to move out there but unfortunately, all the space heaters were turned off. Minus one star for the 20 minutes I suffered in the cold trying to enjoy my drink before the bartender told us they were all broken. After warming up again inside, everything went smoothly. Good gin + tonics too. All in all a good night and a cool vibe. I'd go back for sure.

Love going to this fantastic pub with friendly staff always willing to help you out everytimeread more

Food was good but the service was slow and they really seemed like they weren't interested in…read moreserving us. It was the only unfriendly place we went to in Tramore

Had such a grand time at the Raglan Road in Tramore. The food was great, but more importantly...I…read morereally enjoyed the staff. I was on a solo trip and they were all very friendly and welcoming, between the bartenders and the waitstaff. We had a great time. The live music was fantastic! I was lucky enough to be there when Mic was performing. He's known for his Garth Brooks covers, and boy did he not disappoint! Great times. So much so that I returned the next night.

What a wonderful find! We were hoping to grab a bite to eat after taking the tour at Hook…read moreLighthouse and coming upon Templar's Inn was a wonderful addition to the day. There is a church yard and ruin across the street that caught my eye first. I wanted to stop to take photos. As Templar's Inn parking lot is just across the street it made a great stopping spot and while we were there, we thought 'why not?' and popped in for lunch. Turned out to be a very good idea. It was a late lunch time and still a good number of people were in the bar or restaurant and continued to come and go during our visit. Most were eating lunch, a few were sharing a pot of tea or enjoying a pint. We sat ourselves in the bar area after a pleasant staff member spotted us and invited us to sit where we like. He brought over menus and asked if we knew what we would like to drink. I ordered a pot of tea (my usual) and my SO ordered a pint (his usual). We were given plenty of time to view the menu. Our beves arrived and we were not rushed to make a decision on food, but left to leisurely make our decision. I love that about restaurants 'across the pond.' The menu has a nice variety of option with a preponderance of seafood items. Fish chowder, scampi, catch of the day, mussles along with sandwiches, burgers, chicken dishes, steak and pork. A full menu and the food here is very well prepared. I went with the catch of the day, Breaded Lemon Sole. Lightly breaded, this fish is flaky and moist. The side salad is loaded with a variety of veg and nicely dressed. The fries tasty. I wish I could come back here for another meal. The tea was the best I've had in Ireland and I love how big the pot is for one person. My SO ordered the Breaded Chicken breast burger which he very much enjoyed, along with his pint. I was too busy eating my delicious fish to notice his chicken; sorry. The bartender/waiter was friendly and kept an eye on us from the bar. There were a few other staff members who also checked in with us so we never felt ignored while also never feeling rushed. None of the staff attempted to start a conversation, but when we initiated, they were all very pleasant and happy for a chat and to find out more about us and answer our questions. The rest rooms are behind the bar and accessible from both the bar area and the dining room. They are modern and clean. Seating in the bar area is varied and comfortable. The dining room is bright and sunny with lots of windows. The parking lot is plenty big. Don't pass this place by! As a matter of fact, add it as a stop on your itinerary if you are in the area. Comfortable restaurant / pub, friendly attentive staff and good food.

A recommend stop if you're in the area, great fish and chips. The service is prompt and friendly…read morewith plenty of seating.

One of the best nights of my life. The local are warm and wonderful. I didn't want to leave. Known…read moreas the "Aggies", this pub has a history nearly as colourful as its exterior. Set on a hill next to a ruined church from AD700, this bright yellow, thatched roof establishment has been owned and run by the same family for 300 three hundred years.

I stumbled upon Revolution while walking the area and it did not disappoint…read more The bar has a very impressive selection of whiskeys and beer that spans every price point. The wine and pizza was good too. The esthetics of the bar definitely standout compared to other options in the area. And the whole space is very clean. The owner, Flash Gordon, was very personable and full of great stories about everything! The hours are great as it one of the only optionsopen late in the area. I highly recommend Revolution! Visiting there was one of the highlights for time in Waterford.

Our group stopped into Revolution after seeing how large of a whiskey collection they have! This…read morespot definitely has the largest offering in Waterford and will open any bottle for customers to purchase a taste. We ended up speaking with the manager, Flash, and he was EXTREMELY knowledgable on local whiskeys, made great recommendations, and passed along ireland knowledge/tourist tips. If you enjoy irish whiskey, stop by just to check out their wall of "very rare whiskey"; and if you aren't, stop by for some awesome happy hour specials and good stories. This spot would easily become a must recommendation to others I know coming to the area.

Have been there a few times with friends and family and it is a great spot, with great food and…read moregreat service.

Came to this establishment with a friend after hearing RAVE reviews. The woman who greeted us at…read morethe door was lovely. We were sat in this unique room that had zebras on the walls and just a very fun atmosphere. Our table ordered the seafood pie, prawns and crab claws, and a pot of tea. We had a long journey and were famished and food and a hot cup of tea were just what we wanted. Let me say the food was FANTASTIC. My meal was wonderful as was my friend's meal. What lacked was SERVICE. Our waitress took our order and we ordered tea for our beverages. I asked TWICE after ordering for the tea and it never came. She never checked on us to see how our meals were and never brought us the tea. The tables around us who ordered alcoholic beverages got their drinks immediately. Normally I would order a glass of wine with my meal but I was so tired as was just looking forward to a hot cup of tea. My friend had to go up to pay the bill and asked for boxes for our meals as again, our waitress never returned. I would definitely give this place a try for food again but there was no excuse for such poor service.

This place is EXACTLY what I wanted an Irish Pub to be. Small rooms with vinyl covered banquets,…read moreand locals sitting around chatting over a pint of Guinness. Chef Paul at The Tannery suggested we stop by The Enterprise and it did not disappoint. The patrons were kind and made us feel right at home.