Location: Tullow
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Tullow /ˈtʊloʊ/ (Irish: An Tulach, meaning "The Mound", formerly Tulach Ó bhFéidhlim) is a market town (legally a village) in County Carlow, Ireland. It is located on the River Slaney where the N81 road intersects with the R762.
Restaurants in Tullow
1. Altamont Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 385 reviews
Reviewed By EloRow
A gorgeous escape, whatever the season. A beautiful walk surrounded by natures beauty, lots of meandering paths to take, Easy for all ages.
2. The Chocolate Garden of Ireland
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 160 reviews
PLEASE NOTE: OUR CAFE/VISITOR CENTRE IS NOW OPEN ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY 12.30-4.30PM. MOULD MAKING SHOULD BE BOOKED ON OUR WEBSITE TO ENSURE PLACES AVAILABLE. YOU CAN PLACE BIRTHDAY, GIFT OR ANY CHOCOLATE GIFT OR COCOONING GIFT OR HAMPER ORDER ON OUR WEBSITE FOR COURIER DELIVERY. Handmade chocolate shop and ice-cream parlour. Visit, and make your own chocolate figure in advance, or just pop in for a tasty coffee with cake or one of our delicious ice-cream sundaes.
Reviewed By 508aislingf - Leixlip, Ireland
Visited here en route to a short break in mount wolseley. The kids did the chocolate mould making. They all really enjoyed it. We also had various drinks and some mini chocolate fountains with strawberries and marshmallows. Everyone loved those and my 12 year old has told me that the white hot chocolate she had was the best she ever had (and she’s tried lots!) so that’s a real compliment. This is a family business. Everyone we met was very friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend it to anyone visiting this area
3. Woodlands Falconry and Bird of Prey Centre.
4. Rathwood
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 444 reviews
Rathwood is one of the most popular visitor attractions in Ireland with charming activities that everyone from Grandparents to Grandchildren can enjoy together; free children’s playground, Express train, woodland walks, birds of prey centre and restaurant as well as an array of shops. There is something for everybody. Rathwood, is particularly famous for its Express Train which takes you around the extensive forest grounds, watch out for the deer and sheep along the way and see if you can spot their newly born offspring. It even has a little stop off at the pond to allow you to feed the ducks and geese with food provided by the Train driver. In addition, Rathwood offers attractions such as the Falconry, which is an outdoor educational Bird of Prey Centre where eagles, hawks, falcons and owls from around the world can be seen on display; free Forest walks, with two easy trails that the whole family can enjoy; free children’s playground; cookery classes for both adults and children; deer park and much, much more. Furthermore they house an excellent restaurant which offers an array of delicious lunch dishes and tempting home baking. They are famous for their scrumptious chocolate mud pie and double layered pavlova and all Rathwood's cakes are baked daily by their talented Pastry Chef Margaret, who has been with them for over 18 years. Special diets eg coeliacs are catered for with a delicious selection of gluten free meals and treats. Rathwood hosts a number of special seasonal events throughout the year and advance booking is highly recommended eg The Santa Train - Ireland’s most popular Santa visit with magic and interactive fun with Santa, Mrs Claus and the Elves. The Rathwood Centre in addition to their attraction host an array of shops for you, your family, home and garden. Rathwood has something for the whole family that will make you want to return time and time again.
Reviewed By Manda_Mur
We brought our 4 year old twins to Rathwood yesterday to see Santa and from start to finish the entire experience was magical. The twins absolutely loved it. We weren't sure what to expect this year due to restrictions but they thought of everything. It was perfect.
5. ELM Beauty
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
ELM Beauty is a Beauty Salon & Day Spa that offers facials, massages and all things beauty. We will tend to all your beauty needs set in a luxurious environment. We provide free refreshments and spa packages for a more indulgent visit or if you just need a maintenance treatment like nails, waxing or brows you'll be looked after. We have a sociable space to host mini beauty parties(up to 12 people)
6. Tullow Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By L7120IXthomasb - Hardegsen, Germany
I was especially interested to visit this little museum of local Tullow history because my late grandfather was also a historian for his home town in Germany and collected many bits and bops as well as newspaper clippings, books etc. Tullow Museum had been featured in a documentary on German TV at some point. That's how I found out about its existence. So when my holiday trip took me to the East and Southeast of Ireland this year, I was not let down by what I found in Tullow. Despite the items being seemingly just put wherever they would fit into the small space that the building offers, I applaud the people running the place for preserving all those items that would otherwise have been lost in time. It was an interesting experience that deserves praise and a sound recommendation. Go see it!
7. The Play and Education Emporium
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 2 reviews
Here at The Emporium, we offer an excellent indoor play service to children aged between 0-12, along with a range of other services. Formerly known as the KidsZone, we are located in Market Square, Tullow, Co. Carlow. Walk-in unlimited play. No booking required! We have two large climbing frames, 4 huge slides, ball pits, indoor bike track, a football pitch and an air hockey table.
8. The Bull Mccabes Tullow
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
9. Tara Arms
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By briancT4286RQ
This night spot was the highlight of our Dublin-Kilkenny cycle holiday! They treated us to a feast with live music and really didn't seem to be bothered that we were still in our cycling shorts and camping illegally at the top of the hill not so far up from the Garda, really. Be sure to start in John Dalton (they were really cool about storing the bikes) head to the Derreen for some local whisky and across to JJ's with their incredible 50s American theme! If you enjoyed Chinese takeout curry chips during the evening, youll want to know that the Top opens at 7:30am even on Sunday. Enjoyed everything Tullow offerred...though well have to come back during the Ploughing!
