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Gorey (/ˈɡoʊr.iː/; Irish: Guaire) is a market town in north County Wexford, Ireland. It is beside the main M11 Dublin to Wexford road. The town is also connected to the railway network along the same route. Local newspapers include the Gorey Guardian and Gorey Echo.
Restaurants in Gorey
1. Kia Ora Mini Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 217 reviews
Award winning open farm in Gorey, Wexford with REAL diggers, fire engine ride, maze, milking cow, go karts etc. pay once on entry to enjoy unlimited access to all attractions, picnics welcome, free carparking and fully wheelchair accessible. Special Events at Easter, Halloween and Magical Christmas Experience.
Reviewed By rulynro - Dublin, Ireland
I took my two young grandchildren aged 5 and 3 to kia Ora farm today October 7th. We spent 5 and a half very happy hours there. The children had a fantastic time. The fire engine,the diggers and the gocarts were their top favourites along...MoreThanks for your fantastic review, we really appreciate it and are glad that your visit was enjoyed by all. We hope to see you all back at the farm very soon
2. Oceo Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By asall - Ireland
Highly recommend this spa, thermal suit is well kept with lovely relaxing facilities. Spa treatment good also and reasonably priced.
3. Seal Rescue Ireland
Overall Ratings
5 based on 66 reviews
Come visit Seal Rescue Ireland for a unique and educational experience for all ages. They rehabilitate 60-80 seals a year that you are able to see up close. They are open everyday. They are a not for profit organization that does not charge an admission fee but donations are suggested. Please show your support by visiting the seals!
Reviewed By Christy_Luv2 - Gorey, Ireland
Free access, tho' donations are very welcome, as staff work on a voluntary basis. Children will love this. The seals are gorgeous and sometimes the staff release those who recover from injury, into the sea. A great achievement and well done to all the friendly staff! ENJOY!
4. Wexford Lavender Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Wexford Lavender Farm, Ireland's first dedicated organic Lavender Farm. Located in beautiful countryside in North Wexford off the beaten track. Two acres of Lavender plants, woodland walks (3 routes ranging from 2 - 7 kilometres) Restaurant, giftshop, outdoor playground, plant sales (summer months), quad barrel train ride
Reviewed By SineadTraveller - Celbridge, Ireland
Good place to spend an hour or two. Wonderful smell in the lavender field! Did the woodland walk which was very mucky but to be expected at this time of year. Nice gift shop. Meals looked wonderful in the coffee shop but we just had drinks so can’t comment on the food. Playground suitable for young children. A very pleasant way to spend a few hours. Only complaint was that the directions on apple maps were off. Lead us to a field in the middle of nowhere. We were approaching it from the west and I’d say the directions are better and easier from the M11.
5. Wells House & Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 523 reviews
A great Victorian house & Gardens in the heart of Wexford Wells House has something for all generations to enjoy and share: Our two woodland walks; Lady Frances Woodland Walk & Mogue's, discover hidden treasures in a verdant landscape of mature plants and trees. Victorian Terrace Gardens - Relax in our beautifully restored formal Gardens based on the original Daniel Robertson plans of the 1830's. Adventure Playground - Swings, slides and climbing frames, perfect for kids up to 40. The old stable block has been converted into the Craft Courtyard - an ideal shopping hub for crafts and unique gifts! The Living Victorian House Tour - Experience real life in a Victorian Great House through the eyes of Lady Frances and the residents of Wells House. Wells House Archery - Let the resident Archer show you how to shoot a bow at the only 3D course in Ireland. Mrs Stone's Tearooms - enjoy morning coffees, light lunches and afternoons teas. For that special treat try the signature cup cakes or irresistible fresh scones. Wells House is over 300 years old. It was built in the late 1600s by John Warren who owned more than 6,000 acres of land in the area. Note: Archery is by reservation Monday-Friday
Reviewed By C_and_H_11 - Dublin, Ireland
We were passing Wells House in January & decided to drop in for some lunch. The menu had some lovely choices (for midweek in January) so this was a pleasant surprise. We chose sandwiches & soup but have to say the sandwiches in particular were some of the best we've ever had! We also had dessert as they looked so tempting & they tasted just as good as they looked! They were all beautifully presented by the chef who was on hand at all times. What a treat on a cold January day! We had a lovely walk in the surrounding grounds afterwards & Wells House has many options planned for the coming seasons, so worth keeping an eye out for!
6. Courtown Woods
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Ulysses2012 - Ireland
The woods can be accessed at many different points but all paths eventually lead you to the sea. As you get close to the sea you can hear the surf crashing and the view of the sea through the trees is pretty unique. Fantastic place for dog walking and exploring.
7. Pirates Cove Courtown
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 71 reviews
Pirates Cove is a family run attraction in Courtown Harbour. We work hard to make sure that you get the best family day out in the South East of Ireland. We are open 7 days a week all year round We cater for Birthday Parties and welcome group bookings all year round.
Reviewed By bettykehoe - Wexford
This is a fab place. A masterpiece of fun construction really
Our group, consisting of four children, one mum and myself, (The Nanna) spent a day in Pirates Cove and what a great day! Three generations of us laughed, played and had great fun playing crazy golf, riding bumper boats, zorbing and generally acting the big child! The saff are so great here, every single one of them are so helpfull and friendly. Well trained staff are such a great asset to any company and the Pirates Cove staff are really to be congradulated!
If I may give a bit of advice though. Some of the timber is showing its age and needs replacing. Dont let this great place deteriorate.
Wecome back every year and always have a great time
8. The Gardens at Marlfield House and The Duck Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
40 acres of carefully manicured Gardens and woodlands at Marlfield House Hotel. Part of Wexford Garden Trail. Includes a small lake with wildfowl reserve (ducks, peacocks). Entry for non-residents is €12 and includes morning coffee or afternoon tea with dressed scones in the hotel.
9. The Gaslamp Gallery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
The Gaslamp Gallery is a contemporary Art Gallery & Bespoke Picture Framers located in the popular destination shopping town of Gorey, Co. Wexford. We represent a diverse selection of local, national, and international artists including Yvonne Coomber, Kevin Roche, Kate Kos, Sam Toft, Debbie Boon, Niki Purcell, Jaanika Talts and Aaminah Snowdon. Our aim is to make acquiring art an easy and enjoyable experience in a relaxed and informal environment. We also offer free Delivery within the Republic of Ireland. Professional and bespoke picture framing service on site.
Reviewed By martinega2016 - Gorey, Ireland
A well stocked gallery displaying both original paintings and limited edition prints for local, national and international artists, Very friendly and helpful staff, they offer a payment plan which is fantastic, went in for a look and ended up with a beautiful original painting of...MoreThank you for your review. We very much appreciate your kind comments about us and our range of art. We look forward to your next visit.
10. Gorey Little Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By GYWX - Wexford, Ireland
This is the home of Gorey Little Theatre amateur dramatic group. Since the 1950s they have been entertaining locals and visitors. Several of their members have gone on to professional acting careers. They host the annual South Leinster Drama Festival in which amateur drama groups from all over the country come to perform.
We went there for their performance of "Sharon's Grave" by John B Keane, as part of their summer season. They put on Performances at 8:30 pm each Tuesday and Thursday, for visitors a nice alternative to the pub or hotel.
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