Came here on a busy Saturday and the staff sorted us out at the bar, super friendly. The live band was class, they even came over for a chat after. Great night out with the girls 🎶

The steak on the hot stone was the standout &mdash; proper sizzle and cooked just right. Short menu but it&rsquo;s got some interesting picks. Mushroom starter was decent too.

The beef bhuna here is proper. Mushroom rice too, really well done. Chicken tikka masala was solid as well. One of the nicer Indian spots in Limerick, no doubt. Just the right amount of spice without going overboard. I&#39;d say it&#39;s worth a stop if you&#39;re in the area and craving something decent.

Came for the buffet and honestly the variety was solid&mdash;sushi, pizza, Indian, Chinese, all in one place. I&rsquo;m picky about freshness and most of it held up well. The chef came out to explain one of the dishes, which I appreciated. Place was clean and roomy too. Only thing, it got a bit busy around noon.

Great live music and the stout was properly cold. Food hit the spot too. Service was a bit slow between courses, but the craic made up for it.

Stopped in on a whim and ended up staying way longer than planned. The Guinness really was something else &mdash; proper creamy. Finger food hit the spot too, nothing fancy but done right. Traditional music night was a nice bonus, gave the place a proper buzz. Only downside was finding a seat, but that&rsquo;s on me for arriving late.

Tasting menu was solid. Scallops and venison were the standouts, no question. Plating looked great too. Staff knew their stuff when I asked what to pick. Only thing, it took a while between courses. Fine if you&#39;ve got time to kill, but I was cutting it close for the afternoon. Good spot for a proper lunch though.

Decent spot for breakfast. Eggs benedict had proper hollandaise, and the Wilmott sausages were pretty good&mdash;probably the best I&#39;ve had around here. Service was fine too, friendly enough. Only thing is it got a bit busy mid-morning, but that&#39;s on us for the timing.

Stopped in after the castle visit for a bite. Had the seafood chowder, it was piping hot and really tasty. Mussels in white wine sauce were a nice starter too. Service was friendly and quick, even though they were busy. The seating was comfortable enough to just relax and take our time. Glad we picked this spot.

The fried rice with prawns was a solid shout&mdash;big portion, fresh greens, though it had more of a kick than I expected. Parking was easy too, which is always a win around here.

Popped in waiting for the bus. Proper old-school pub, photos on the walls and all. Way better than hanging around the station.

Pasta was properly al dente, sauces tasted homemade. Good enough for a sit-down meal, but works well for takeaway too. Solid spot.

The chicken burger was alright, nothing crazy but decent for the price. Service was quick and the place runs smoothly. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and need something fast.

The shepherd&#39;s pie was lovely and the staff were so welcoming. Nice to find somewhere that feels that easy.

The mixed grill platter was solid &mdash; meat juicy, rice with vermicelli done just right. Lamb kabsa was tender too. Portions are generous for what you pay.

The beef cheek stew was the standout. Properly tender, rich gravy, exactly what you want on a cold day. Portion size is decent for the price. Menu leans heavy on dairy though, so if you&#39;re avoiding that, options get thin pretty fast. Stick to the stew and you&#39;ll be grand.

The dining room is gorgeous, no doubt about that. Food&#39;s consistently good too, but honestly, the portions are a bit on the smaller side for what you&#39;re paying. I get that you&#39;re paying for the atmosphere, but I left feeling like I could&#39;ve grabbed a burger on the way home. Staff were grand, friendly enough. Just wish the plate was a bit more generous.

Lovely little spot beside the library in Tipperary. Stopped in for a coffee and ended up grabbing a slice of cake&mdash;really good. Staff were sound too.

Stopped in for a quick lunch and grabbed the bento box. Good mix of stuff, decent portion for the price. Ramen broth was proper rich too. Service was fast, which I needed since I was in a bit of a rush. Solid spot if you&#39;re around the centre and want something quick.

Lovely little spot, proper cosy. Coffee was decent and the vibe is relaxed enough to sit alone with a book. Just mind the 5pm close, caught me off guard. Bit of a trek from the centre but worth it if you&#39;re nearby.

Came here on a busy Friday night and honestly left full. Portion sizes are proper, not one of those places that skimps you. Got the chicken dish and it could&#39;ve fed two people easily. Price was fair for what you get, especially compared to other spots around. Service was sound too, no complaints. Just wish they had a bit more seating, we waited about 20 minutes.

The full Irish breakfast was a proper feed, no messing. Loved that there was a good mix of hot and cold bits, plus a coffee machine with plenty of options. Seats were grand too, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all.

The kung po chicken here is proper good&mdash;one of the best Asian dishes I&#39;ve found in Limerick. House fried rice was fresh too.

Food was spot on and portions were generous. Staff looked a bit run off their feet though, so the vibe felt a little tense. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back on a quieter day.

We popped in without a reservation on a Friday night and they still squeezed us in. Staff were dead sound about it too, not making us feel rushed at all. Got the burger and a cocktail, both were grand. Place had a nice buzz, perfect for catching up with the girls. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back sometime.

Walked in not knowing what to expect, and that spinach and ricotta ravioli was honestly the highlight. So simple but the flavour was spot on. Staff were sound too, made me feel grand about being there on my own. Proper little find in Limerick, I&rsquo;d say. Just wish I had room for dessert.

Grabbed the &euro;10 meal deal&mdash;burger, side, and a drink. Solid enough for the price. Shakes are the real highlight though, worth getting one on the side. Place was a bit busy but that&#39;s on me for going at peak time. Fine if you&#39;re nearby and hungry.

Stopped in after a mate from Ennis said we had to try it. Fair play, the Irish coffee is the real deal. Best I&#39;ve had in Clare anyway. Food was solid too, had the breakfast. Service was grand, friendly enough. Place was busy but we got a table easy enough.

The coffee here is solid and the cakes always look tempting. Bright spot right in the centre of Ennis, though it gets a bit cramped when busy.

Stopped by for a panini and coffee&mdash;genuinely tasty. The kitchen makes everything fresh, and you can see the chef step out to the counter every so often. Portion was decent for the price, though I&#39;d say it&#39;s more of a light lunch than a filling one. Still, for what you pay, it hits the spot.

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