Lovely comfy dining experience , so enjoyable !!…read more A really lovely spot for a girlie catch up night out last night. A very attentative Male waiter who gave very good suggestions for meal choices. Also offered 00 wine choice for the drivers. Food is to a very high standard and here is plenty of it too. Presentation is excellent. 5 out of 5 for 3 of 4 mains....the curry was overly salty acc to one diner which was unfortunate. I took his advice for the duck main and it didn't disappoint. Amazing flavours and presentation. We shared 2 starters of garlic mushrooms and spring rolls and they were just scrummy. Dessert was a rasberry roulade and a creme brulle both so tasty. With 2 starters, 4 mains, 4 desserts, 4 tea/coffee , 3 glasses of wine and a pint of 00 Guinness our bill was €200 before tip. Good value ! The whole place has a fab atmosphere, the toilets are spotless and we had a really fab evening. We will be back again very soon

AMAZING! DELICIOUS! When I take my kids to Ireland to visit family we make a point to eat at The…read moreThatched Cottage. I ate here as a child and loved it and my kids love it also. It is a great place for a meal or a drink. The staff is very friendly, the food is delicious and the atmosphere is charming. We absolutely love this place and would highly recommend it to anyone in the area.

I had the pleasure of eating here twice in recent weeks. I had an amazing lunch. Their lunch menu…read morechanges daily and they cook everything from fresh. Great value too with a free coffee with my main course. My next trip was on Friday night. The evening is astounding to say the least. They have a busy but not too busy a la carte, a separate fish menu, their own homemade ice creams and desserts and a great "value menu". It's a real find. Great tourist trade that night. Staff very friendly. Nothing was a problem. Loved it and can't wait to go back.

The Thatched Cottage is situated in the village of Ballycommon, which lies very near the village of…read moreDromineer, a quaint tourist friendly village, which kisses Lough Derg. This may be the reason why you will find old pulpers, school desks, milk churns and cartwheels erected outside this bar and restaurant. It really is like a honey pot waiting to catch the fly. The ante is truly upped when you walk into this bar and restaurant. Gas lamps, rudders, portholes, model ships, bells and steering wheels decorate the wall, giving visitors a taste for the local love of sailing. I arrived for the carvery meal, and happily doled out ten euro for a large plate of pan-fried chicken, and an assortment of veg. Unfortunately the chicken was overdone, but the vegetables were wonderful, with the carrots being equally as smooth as the potatoes. I did not touch the roast potato as I was a little dubious about it's taste, given it's resemblance to something that had been deep fried. Aside from the food, the service was exemplary, with the waitress, a woman called "Bernie", being genuinely upbeat and friendly. The modern bathroom was slightly incongruous with the old style bar, which by the way, was thatched too! The bathroom was extremely clean though, and you could tell money wasn't scrimped. Overall, I enjoyed the meal, and would like to come back to sample the restaurant menu. Wonderful stuff.

Fantastic fresh food at a reasonable price, great staff and atmosphere. Would never have a…read morecomplaint or have never heard a complaint

A Nenagh institution that has been promoting the slow food ethos long before the term was coined…read more(um, maybe.. ) Peter and his team have been serving up yummy cooked meats, cheeses, salads, quiches, sausage rolls... crikey the list goes on. Olive oils, wines, jars of jams, jars of pickles. Seasonal fruit and veg. OK lets just say its a very well stocked delicatessen. And there is the cafe down the back where you can have a main dish with side salads for a tasty lunch. If you live in Nenagh or are passing through, I recommend it. Specifically the coleslaw and waldorf salads. My mum has been buy these since as long as I can remember. Also if its cheese you are after, ask if they have any Mossfield in stock. You can thank me later.

The food is fantastic at Country Choice. The deli counter and pantry shelves are full of amazing…read moredelights all kinds of everything lots of local produce and organic produce. The sit down food is excellent, it is delicious and the atmosphere is extremely relaxed. It's a great place to go for coffee or lunch.its a teeny bit expensive but it is very good quality so it's hard to complain.

A cosmopolitan, well-lit, and charming little cafe. Prompt service, solid cutlery, a real espresso…read moremachine, and a menu of pastries, breakfast, coffee drinks, and sandwiches. Can a BLT be a transcendent experience? Mine was particularly well made. Perfectly toasted brown bread, lean bacon, juicy tomato and mayo. My wife had a tasty apple pie - nothing mind blowing but just fine. As in most of Ireland, her Cappuccino was just a milky latte in a big cup, but well made.

Fantastic Coffee good flavour and milk and temperature perfect. We both chose the scramble eggs and…read morebacon for breakfast and it was very tasty with a nice side salsa and generous amount of toast. Great value as well. Staff were lovely.

The entrees are quite good, my only caveat would be that the appetizers were a bit heavy on the…read morefry. Nice setting and very nicely appointed.

I went here for a romantic dinner with my husband. From the get go the service was sketchy at best…read more I believe it was the owner who walked us up stairs and promptly pointed to our seats access the room! And I saw him do the exact same thing with 3 other tables so rude and unprofessional it kinda left a bad impression immediately. All of my food was amazing my husband wasn't so lucky, his was pub grub standard... Very disappointing. The service throughout the night was a mismatch of 3 or 4 girls none of which knew what the other was doing. Constantly interrupting and asking the same questions, forgetting drinks orders and sides. On the upside the cocktails were delish! All in all it has the potential to be great just needs to be a tad more professional.

We live near the half Barrel and like to go there as often as possible. The food is always very…read moregood and plenty. Nice people, nice service. Very recommendable.

We had a great experience at The Half Barrel in Whitegate. The staff was incredibly kind and the…read morefood was fantastic. I had the lamb, my wife had the curry and we were both very satisfied. And the dessert... fantastic. It's seems to be a local favorite and is definitely the best eatery in the area. I recommend it!

Really cute brunch spot with friendly staff! Split the veggie breakfast plate and a cinnamon roll…read more Veggie plate hit the spot- tomatoes and mushrooms were delicious. Cinnamon roll was a tad sweet for my liking (had icing and powdered sugar), but the vanilla whipped cream was fresh and delicious!

Cute and cozy place, welcoming staff and great food. I ordered the buttery breakfast, it came with…read more2 fried eggs, sausage, ham, beans, b&w pudding, potato, seasoned mushrooms and bread.

One of Ireland's first gastropubs (and a relation of the eponymous Pembroke Street eatery), I was…read morepleasantly surprised to find this at the end of a long drive to Limerick. The pub itself is a warm and inviting, the sort of place were one pint could be nursed for hours. The food was excellent, especially their fish dishes. All in all, a great meal in a surprising location!

Excellent Irish pub atmosphere. Very cozy. Friendly staff. A vegetarian and vegan option. Daily…read morespecials.

Had a beautiful meal here, the lady at front of house was a pleasure very nice lady. We had the…read morecrispy aromatic duck for starter which was truly delicious well cooked and presented. Then we had Thai green curry with boiled rice which was also delicious. I would come here again