Restaurants & Pubs

 

Good Food Ireland’s Approved Restaurants, Pubs and Cafes are all carefully selected for their commitment to using local food, supporting Irish farmers, food producers and fishermen. They all share a passionate belief in serving nutritious, well-prepared and well-presented Irish, local and artisan food. Add to that an ambience rooted in congeniality and warmth, and you have the very essence of what Good Food Ireland stand’s over and recommends, and that you will similarly enjoy.

 

 
 
 
 
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Malton (The)

The Malton, Town Centre, Killarney, Co Kerry

Grand four star hotel in Killarney town. Walking distance to shops, galleries and cafes, plus good base for touring Kerry’s Lake District and National Park. This majestic building provides sumptuous accommodation and a wealth of facilities on site, to ensure guests have a pleasurable stay. Fine dining restaurant also, which highlights local produce and uses home grown produce from the Malton’s own gardens. Not to be missed. Restaurant open to public and residents.

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Dinner Main from: €18   |   Lunch Main from: €14  
 
 
 
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Marlenes Chocolate Haven

The Courtyard, James Street, Westport, Co Mayo.

Tucked away in a lovely little courtyard off James Street in Westport is the delightful shop that is Marlene’s Chocolate Haven. Not only a haven but also an absolute heaven for chocolate lovers.

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Merchant Hotel (The)

16 Skipper Street, Cathedral Quarter, Belfast, Co. Antrim, BT1 2DY

What makes a great hotel? If it’s welcome, luxury and stunning food, then Belfast's Merchant Hotel has it in spades. Located in the heart of the city's Cathedral Quarter, this grade one listed Victorian building is one of Ireland's treasures. Opened in 2006, the hotel offers the kind of luxury usually found in a large metropolis but with a personal welcome that feels like home. The food is local, seasonal and created by a passionate team who work closely with suppliers and producers to evolve the fantastic menu. With glorious antique styling and contemporary luxury, this is a stellar hotel choice in the heart of Belfast...

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Dinner Main from: £19.50   |   Lunch Main from: £18.50   |   Double Room from: £220
 
 
 
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Merrion Hotel (The)

21-24 Upper Merrion Street, Dublin 2.

Staying in The Merrion Hotel is an absolutely wonderful experience. As one of Dublin’s most luxurious 5-Star award wining hotels it’s unbelievable. These 18th century building have been restored to lavish perfection and now houses the most fabulous reception rooms, bars, restaurants and bedrooms and of course the especially commissioned Garden Wing containing a luxurious Spa all set in relaxed grandeur and understated elegance.

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Dinner Main from: €22.00  
 
 
 
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Merry Ploughboy Pub

Merry Ploughboy Pub, Rockbrook, Edmondstown Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16

Tucked away, at the foothills of the Dublin mountains is a little funhouse with the sounds of dancing shoes and the lilting melodies of tratitional Irish airs, both instrumental and vocal, pouring out of its windows. Inside, alongside the fun, is a kitchen cooking up a storm...read more...

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Mount Falcon

Foxford Road, Ballina, Co Mayo

Romance was in the air back in 1872 when Utred Knox loved his bride so much that only a castle would do for her to live in. And Mount Falcon remains a castle fit for any bride. This luxurious Country House Hotel & Spa rests on a magnificent 100-acre estate and old world and new blend so seamlessly together, it’s impossible today to see the dividing line. And the family has ensured that the house has retained its history, charm and hospitality. The ood at Mount Falcon is superb Executive Head Chef Philippe Farineau sources local produce and transforms them into some divine dishes.

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Dinner Main from: €35.00   |   Double Room from: €165.00
 
 
 
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Munster Bar (The)

Bailey's New Street, Waterford City.

Peter and Michael Fitzgeralds traditional and historic pub isn’t that easy to spot straight off as it is located down one of the narrow streets of Waterford city centre’s oldest quarter, but it’s certainly worth seeking out if you want some serious pub grub at lunch or dinner.

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Dinner Main from: €11.50   |   Lunch Main from: €6.50  
 
 

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