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10 great Irish restaurants to try

Innovative techniques and the finest ingredients in the coziest locations around Ireland

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10 great Irish restaurants to try

Innovative techniques and the finest ingredients meet in the coziest locations around Ireland

woolen-mills_strip-thin — The Woollen Mills Eating House

woolen-mills_strip-thin — The Woollen Mills Eating House

1. The Woollen Mills Eating House, Dublin

Location is everything in this bright “Eating House” in a beautifully upgraded old Dublin woolen shop. Vast windows overlook the River Liffey, lined with dappled beech, oak, ash and sycamore trees. The menu features traditional throwbacks, such as Dublin coddle, making the Woollen Mills one of the go-to spots in the city. Drop in any time of day for crispy line-caught mackerel, Connemara cured ham or a comforting slice of tea cake.

kai_strip-thin — Kai Café + Restaurant

kai_strip-thin — Kai Café + Restaurant

2. Kai Café + Restaurant, Galway

With St Tola cheese, fish from the Connemara Smokehouse, and pheasant from Dromoland Game, Kai’s focus is firmly on the quality of its suppliers. Jam jars hanging from the ceiling, chunky wooden benches and open stone walls make it the perfect hideaway on a blustery afternoon. Well, that and the daily-changing menu of fresh, light dishes such as west coast crab and trout caviar.

farmgate_strip-thin — Farmgate Café

farmgate_strip-thin — Farmgate Café

3. Farmgate Café, Cork

In the heart of Cork’s foodie mecca, the English Market, the Farmgate Café dishes out big traditional flavours like classic Irish stew, corned beef with mustard and parsley sauce, and tripe and onions with drisheen.

an-port-mor_strip-thin — An Port Mór

an-port-mor_strip-thin — An Port Mór

4. An Port Mór, County Mayo

Shaking up the foodie scene in the picturesque town of Westport in County Mayo, An Port Mór is blazing a trail with a solid commitment to local, seasonal produce with a light contemporary slant. Take a seat in the warm, elegant dining room and check out delights such as pot-roasted pig cheeks with black pudding.

adare_strip-thin — 1826 Adare

adare_strip-thin — 1826 Adare

5. 1826 Adare, County Limerick

The rustic old-world beauty of 1826 Adare, in a traditional thatched cottage in the picture-perfect village of Adare, makes it an ideal location for a seasonal bite. Striking a delicate balance between solid Irish cooking and modern innovation, husband and wife team Wade and Elaine Murphy are hitting the spot with fresh, comforting dishes.

gregans_strip-thin — Gregan's Castle

gregans_strip-thin — Gregan's Castle

6. Gregan's Castle, Ballyvaughan, County Clare

The brittle lunar landscape of the Burren in County Clare harbors some real little gems – one of them is the Dining Room in Gregan’s Castle. Using the very best ingredients on his doorstep, head chef David Hurley turns out super-special plates of contemporary Irish food. Great location, great dining room, and a truly special experience.

mourne_strip-thin — Mourne Seafood Bar

mourne_strip-thin — Mourne Seafood Bar

7. Mourne Seafood Bar, Belfast

The ethos of the Mourne Seafood Bar: serve the best local seafood in the most delicious way possible. And it works! Chalked-up blackboards, a laid-back atmosphere and extra-fresh produce hauled in from local ports draw the crowds night after night for everything from “oysters au naturel” to aromatic pots of fresh Mourne mussels. Simple and delicious.

newforge_strip-thin — Newforge Dining Room

newforge_strip-thin — Newforge Dining Room

8. Newforge Dining Room, County Armagh

Local and seasonal produce, free-range eggs and meats, and organic dairy fare – provenance and quality are key at Newforge. This dining room within a beautiful Georgian country house has one table every night for non-guests. Snap it up and savour dishes such as horseradish panna cotta with smoked County Sligo venison and watercress salad.

brewers_strip-thin — The Brewer's House

brewers_strip-thin — The Brewer's House

9. The Brewer's House, Dungannon, County Tyrone

Fancy some organic turf-smoked Donegal salmon with your pint? Get to this great gastro pub in the town of Dungannon. The quality of the cooking draws the crowds to what is one of the oldest public houses in Ulster, with a lineage dating back to the 18th century.

fumbally_strip-thin — The Fumbally

fumbally_strip-thin — The Fumbally

10. The Fumbally, Dublin

Think lunch rather than dinner at this much-loved Dublin café. It’s one of a clutch of coffee shops in the city (3fE, Brother Hubbard) spearheading a new attitude to good, solid cooking. The focus is on great suppliers, served up without any attitude in a super-cool atmosphere. A city fave.