My wife and I had a lovely time staying at the Air B&B behind the pub and having our dinners just a…read moreshort walk across the courtyard. The food was, in a word, amazing. Pat, Una, and their staff were wonderful. We were fortunate to be there during the euros, so I was able to take in the matches (my wife was less enthusiastic about this part). If you want to experience the Irish Midlands this is the place to go; both my wife and I travel and we try and avoid the touristy areas, preferring instead to spend our time meeting new people, and this trip provided that. Being American, I seldom get to have a good talk about football, but Pat was happy to oblige here. He's also made sure that every time I see Archie Gray take the pitch I will think of Weirs.

Wonderful experience, nicely maintained pub and restaurant, homemade fresh food with surprises and…read morethoughtful touches. Recommend for a great meal and good Craic.

This has been my favorite hotel stay to date. The staff here are extremely accommodating and…read morefriendly. The food is excellent, especially the dessert. No complaints what so ever. On top of the amazing service and food, the decor of the hotel is truly unique. When staying here you will definitely feel spoiled.

We had a wonderful meal here. The restaurant itself was very Irish with dark wood and pictures of…read moreBritish royalty on the walls. My wife had the Thai salmon and it was well seasoned with ginger and enoki mushrooms. I had the chicken curry and it too was a nice dish. The service was very friendly and helpful. The owner and his family was dining at the next table over and he thanked us for visiting his restaurant. This was a nice dinner to remember.

The food here is good, although service can be a little on the slow side…read more There is the usual mix of bar food with presentation tending to be gastropub style. Parking is limited and it seems that most of the village uses the bar as its "local" resulting in slightly cramped conditions as the night progresses. Ample outdoor seating and a covered area which is ideal for any smokers in your party. Certainly would eat here again - but unlikely to unless staying in the hotel again.

A cozy pub located inside the courtyard area of the hotel. This pub is the definitive location of…read morethe birthplace of Guinness, a little known fact, which was first brewed here in 1756 by Arthur Guinness himself. You can safely presume then that you'll find a fine pint of the black stuff here without any doubts! Arthur's bar is my personal favorite pub here in Leixlip, great location and atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating is available and there is frequently live music. Would recommend for tourists to stop in for a cup of tea/coffee during the day or a drink in the evening and soak up the history behind this bar. Check their website for more information.

I would have loved to eat here. The ambience was nice. However, arriving just before 7pm, they told…read moreus the kitchen was closed. We tried the next night and... It was a holiday. I'm taking away one star for the kitchen closing early.

We ate dinner here during our visit to Ireland. The food was good, but the salad we asked for…read morewasn't brought out with the soup the other person ordered. We then asked that the salad order be cancelled and we'd just have the actual dinners. The server said it wasn't a problem. When the bill came, I paid it but didn't look closely. When we got back to our hotel, I saw that they still charged us for the salad. That's on me for not looking more closely at the bill. They seemed to have been short staffed that night. One person was bartending, there was one server, and one other person who wasn't doing either. The food was good (not great, but good), the restaurant was clean, but double check your bill. As a bonus, their beer selection is good.

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Decor & Style: 5/5 The absolute BEST restaurant in Dublin! Went here twice during our stay. It also makes a great pub for evening and at night. Food: The best food in Dublin. I ordered a steak rib sub and the meat just fell off the bone. It was amazing. The wings were amazing, and the selection of craft beer is superb. Decor: This place looks like it was modeled after a church and those rooms in the back look like confession rooms. See the pictures! This is a must place to go when in Dublin and I recommend this place to all who visit the city.

Had a beer on the rooftop - super pricey and yes it's on temple bar but still 11.75 euro for a pint…read more- robbery but when in Dublin....didnt try the food.. Keep drinking!

The best food we had in Ireland was here. Loved the beautiful atmosphere and the bartenders were…read moreawesome! Would highly reccomend.

Gayle, Fern, Don, and I came to The Bank on College Green for our "farewell" dinner at the end of…read moreour recently completed 2-week Ireland vacation. PRO 1. Gorgeous space within an old Bank Building, with great happy energy or "Craic". Nice mix of locals and tourists. 2. Nice more intimate dining on the Mezzanine. Even the group at the adjacent table seemed far away. Even with limited people watching opportunities, it was fun to look down on the main floor and on our level catch glimpses of a young date in progress. 3. Friendly and pleasant wait person. 4. Both Don and Fern enjoyed their Butternut and Ricotta Ravioli Dish and their Chocolate Brownie for Dessert. 3 of us also enjoyed the local Clockwork Stout. +/- 1. The pro-Palestinian trappings were perhaps a little too "in your face", starting with the big flag at the entrance, and proceeding to the small pin worn by the wait person. I otherwise have no issues with folks expressing their opinions. 2. Gayle's French 75 was just OK. CON 1. Gayle and I ordered the burger which we found overcooked and largely inedible. The much more tasty chips weren't enough to make up for this. 2. Gayle loved her Irish Coffee (See Picture).

I'm downgrading my previous review as the food just isn't as good as it was. Extremely dry burgers…read more Average chips. The pate was outstanding and the dessert was just as dry as the burgers. My sister had pasta, that was great. The service is excellent.

Food is always amazing staff are always welcoming. And the atmosphere is a 10 out of 10.read more

Went to the coastal village of Carlingford and got the most amazing seafood at PJ O'Hare's! We got…read morethe Ollie Rogers crab claws: their famous monster-sized crab claws cooked in garlic & parsley butter with toasted ciabatta. We also got a half dozen Carlingford Lough oysters: grilled and baked with garlic breadcrumbs and parmesan cheese. Out of this world! The best seafood we've had in ages. The ambiance here is pretty basic, but the food and service were excellent!

This is classic Irish pub inside ..higgledy piggedly rooms and a long wood bar…read more Staff are efficient Food was outstanding ..we had oysters , nachos , crab claws , seafood chowder , smash burgers and the fish of the day Would travel to Carlingford for another meal here , especially the crab claws YUM

This is a hidden find, tucked away in what seems like a purely residential area. O'Gorman's could…read morebest be described as a gastro pub specialising in Irish and Thai food. They have a good website with all their menus and great special offers listed but to be honest the site makes it look like what my friend described as an "old man" pub when it's very new, bright and clean but with the charm of an Irish pub. They do a good Early Bird up until 7pm with a main for €10, two course €15, and three course €20. I had a prawn sweet and sour which was more expensive than what I usually pay for Asian food but a huge portion and very tasty. It was also spicier than what I'm used to for sweet and sour but still tasty. My friends all also had Thai main courses and were impressed. The staff were very nice and welcoming (two of us were late arriving). It was recommended to me by two friends from Portlaoise as a local establishment and I can see why. They also had lots of free parking outside.

It's been a very long time since we've been here. Literally years. I'd thought it only opened…read moreThursday thru Sunday so an Easter Monday opening was a nice surprise. We hadn't planned on going here as we had intended to try Melissa O' Hare's food truck offerings that were the same offerings a week ago on our first sojourn. She had parked up within a glamping style place with a stunning view of Camlough lake. It was a dull cool overcast grey day. We speculated that Melissa wouldn't be too busy. Wrong as the line was huge. We guessed we'd queue at least an hour but we aren't prepared to queue five minutes especially in this climate of 9 winter months, two autumn months and maybe one summer month. So we ended up here. All four of us loved our food here. I had delicious fish tacos (£16 with a choice of side). The fish was cod in a light batter with fresh lime, coriander, fresh chilli. My first choice of scampi wasn't available. I opted for a chunky chips side to share around as I didn't want them. While 5 star grub it's too expensive for what it is but was the only dish overpriced. I noted from the menu that a fillet steak with fixings is now £40. The desserts (all £6.5) were scrumptious and fair priced - I had raspberry ruffle baked Alaska and a flat white (£3). Cosy place. The staff are wonderful too. Hope we return soon.

Over the last 2 1/2 weeks, we have had many opportunities to visit The Yellow Heifer. Not only is…read moreit a fantastic, friendly pub, but the food and staff are out of this world! Thank you to Mark, Sharon, and all of the staff for a great time and wonderful memories. We'll be back!