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.

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

I had been to the Vic to eat many times over the years and it has always been so good. On a recent…read morevisit to Ireland the pressure was on to pick a place to bring my boyfriends family. As always it delivered. The chowder is one of the best I have had, curries and stir fries were all gorgeous. Pity we had no room for desert. Service fast, helpful and friendly. We went down to the bar after and enjoyed some drinks in the comfortable friendly atmosphere.

I did not try the food - only came for a pint and some banter. That - I can tell you - was 5 stars…read more I was there on a Friday night which included some lovely live music. Overall a great place to enjoy a pint!

Took a weekend trip to Tramore with hubs. After spending the entire day walking around the little…read morebeach town, the Seahorse Tavern is the only place that seemed to have a decent meal for a fair price. I had an amazing bowl of seafood chowder with thick, luscious slices of moist, hearty brown bread. It was the only brown bread in eight months that I actually enjoyed so...best in the country? The soup was from the starter menu but it was a full bowl so plenty filling for a meal. Hubs enjoyed his duck leg confit and we shared chips that came with some tangy garlic mayo. The steamed carrot/potato/broccoli wasn't anything special. Best part of the meal by far: dessert. As soon as I saw the menu, I knew I would be ordering the blue cheese brownie with fudge sauce + praline ice cream. I mentioned to the server that I liked blue cheese and she offered to have the chef ADD more cheese to my brownie. Whoa that is very accommodating but I think the normal amount of blue cheese in my dessert will be fine. When it arrived, the brownie was amazing, decadent, fudgy, smooth...if smelly cheese + chocolate is wrong, I dont want to be right. Ended up back at the Seahorse when our friends got to town for drinks. The place is really relaxed and has a nook with tables that was nice for our big group to sit together and chat over pints. The servers were extremely nice, checking in and keeping drinks full. If I am ever back in Tramore, I'll definitely have a meal and a drink at the Seahorse again.

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.

Interesting doesn't begin to explain this place. I felt like I was in a cross between a Victorian…read moreTavern and a Wild West ala Gunsmoke decorated whore house but with Hollywood stars' potraits all over the place. Very strange decor, but homey service. The food was in huge portions, local fare an wonderful fish and duck. We ate for four, including dessert & drinks for about US$200 or 120Euros. We felt that the service, quality of food and albeit strange atmosphere were well worth the trip to Tramore. Tramore is close to Waterford and a wonderful escape from the cities.

If you are hungry thus is the place to eat. Staff are amazing and fun. Old timely decor. no doubt 5…read morestars

As a first time visitor to the sea side village of Tramore- on my evenings walk about , spotted…read moreMarthas pub on Queens Street and my gal and I went in for a gargle- great and very authentic village pub. Martha was the owner until a few years ago when she passed on at 91- still behind the bar- her spirit might be lingering still. A definite recommend.