So here we are in deepest darkest Wexford, where roads with grass in the middle and legitimate…read morehighways. Despite it being february we decided to go to the beach near Fethard. Afterwards we thought we might want a pint (hair of the dog!) and our designated driver wondered if there was such a thing as proper coffee in this part of the country, so we were left with pondering which of the pubs would stare at us less on entry. Frightened away from other pubs we were mollified by the lavazza sign outside Nevilles and went in to find and friendly atmosphere and a lovely blend of modern and traditional. After ordering pints, water, crisps and coffee, we had a look at the food menu. We weren't really hungry as we'd recently had a huge brunch, but the menu looked so good we tried a few things. I had a totally gorgeous rice pudding and one of our party had the garlic mushrooms - this only left us feeling even more sorry that we couldn't stay for a meal. Everything was lovely, especially the open fire and friendly service. We made a note to pop in for a proper meal when next in the area. Dusk and fog began to descend so we headed for home!

A large group of us descended, quite ravenous, upon Neville's on a sunny afternoon in September. It…read morewas midweek and very quiet and so we found ourselves the only folk to take up shop in the rather pretty beer garden out the back. There were lots of tables in the sun and pretty flower boxes scattered about. No camera with me so unfortunately no photos this trip!! The menu is quite vast, offering the usual pub grub, grill (steaks, lamb, chicken, burgers), sandwiches, soup, chowder, garlic mushrooms and the like, but have a smaller than expected choice of fish dishes. They also have a vegetarian option (pasta based) which was on the daily specials sheet and so probably changes throughout the year, and a kids menu. Our party ordered a selection of beef burgers, cod and chips/mash, the blt, and the lamb along with some pints. They have a selection of Irish beer and O'haras on tap. The cod was well prepared, fresh and with tasty batter but a wee bit heavier than I personally like. I got mash and salad instead of chips and it was lovely. I did sample the chips (can never resist one or two!) and they were crisp and fresh too, tasted homemade, but I could be mistaken. Deserts too were winners with the Eton mess coming in first for me - anything that utilises the local strawberries of Wexford is a winner in my book! Wasn't sure what to expect, but lesson learnt; don't judge by appearances. Friendly and relaxed service (which hopefully remains when they are busier), great quality food, but don't expect anything out of the ordinary if you are vegetarian or vegan as there's not much on offer, or at least wasn't when we visited!

We are from the states and vacationing nearby, so we ventured to New Ross and found this lovely…read morepub. The food and service were excellent! I would highly recommend it if you are in the area!

Cosy restaurant/bar on outskirts of New Ross, Co. Wexford. We had mains of black sole and venison…read morecasserole. Both delicious. Service relaxed, friendly and efficient. Highly recommended.

We had very good adult and children's meals. A couple of us had a beef dish that's essentially…read moredelicious beef stew topped with pastry and sides of mashed potatoes and a small salad. One of us had ribs that were gluten free and a larger serving than could be eaten in one sitting. Hawaiian pizza was a hit with our 10 year old and half came home. Brownie with chocolate syrup and ice cream was a hit as was the panna cotta. Deserts are made in house. Surprise: we were unintentionally there for early bird prices! Nice. We were here off-season (February). I don't know where you would park during tourist season. Fortunately, we're staying close enough to walk.

This place deserves 6 stars if you ask me. Best service, food and drinks around!…read more Spent the day here, having two meals and plenty of Guinness- nearly two pints in hand at all times (Leinster Handcuff). We'll be coming back VERY soon!

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.

Really fantastic lunch. Great atmosphere and amazing fresh seafood…read more Hake was perfect and the risotto was out of this world. Best I ever had (and I make my own regularly). It was cooked to perfection with just the right bite in the rice. For sure made personally for my meal. I would recommend 100%. And for sure have the fresh seafood. My wife had sole and it was perfect.

Cozy and interesting interior, friendly and attentive service and excellent food. I hope to return…read moreon my next trip to Ireland.

Great little place. No WiFi and cash only. Eamun our bartender was great. Had a lot of jokes…read more Patrons started telling stories and jokes. We didn't want to leave. Eamun hugged our wives when we left and told us to send a post card.

great place for some trad musicread more

Lovely food with traditional Irish flavours, affordable Sunday lunch, great atmosphere- service…read morewith a smile - will definitely return.

em, we may have caused a scandal in Wellingtonbridge. Us three ladies decided to go for an early…read moreevening pint before dinner. We were faced with the usual delimma of not knowing what pub to go into in rural ireland. This one was right in front of us so we sauntered on in. There was no-one in the lounge so we switched to the bar area. We ordered pints and were the object of much staring. The bar had just a few patrons, some seemed normal, and other seemed like characactures! The sight of three women in a pub even led to the barman getting our order wrong. I'm used to the pub/shop combo in rural ireland, but something I've never seen before is a pub/estate agents. We couldn't help wonder if some people come home from a night on a bender and realise that instead of chips, their 3am purchase was actually a house! The scandal we caused happened when the rugby match came on. Only one of our number was into watching it, and we were annoying her. So she sent us out to buy some cans while she watched the last 10 mins of the first half - the plan was to get home for the second half. As two of us left we heard the murmur start, and it got louder when our friend was there on her own. "they've left one behind, they've left one behind" begain to reverberate all over the bar with increasing degrees of distress (probably not helped by her shouting at the tv!) In the end she left and joined us in our discovery that the shop at the garage only sold wine and not beer! We went back to the bar to buy take out cans. This absence and return seemed to give the punters time to pluck up the courage to talk to us, and attempt to get their twinkly eyes working. Needless to say we got the hell out of there as soon as we got our booze... and I went home to the delimma of how to cook when sightly sozzled. I would give one star, but you know you have to give it an extra star for the twilight zone experience!

Enjoyed a fantastic pizza primavera and caesar salad at Burzza. The restaurant is situated right at…read moreWaterford's Apple Market and offers both indoor and outdoor dining. The pizza was loaded with wonderful flavors and had a delicious crust. The chicken caesar salad was hearty but had less anchovie flavor than I'm used to. Still very enjoyable though! Service was friendly and accommodating. Thanks Burzza!

The pizzas are really good wood fired/thin crust. We were happily surprised with the salad as well…read more I would give this place another try but maybe for take out. The tables are tiny, so much so it was hard to fully enjoy our meal because we were constantly shifting our plates around. Even the server commented.