Reviews on Irish food in Ratoath, Province of Leinster, Ireland. Ratoath (Irish: Ráth Tó, meaning "Tó's ringfort") is a town in the barony of the same name in County Meath, Ireland. The town is centred on the point where the R125 and R155 regional roads meet. In the 1996 census, the population was recorded as 1,061. In the 2006 census, it was 7,249. By 2011 the population reached 9,043. The Broad Meadow River (Irish: An Gabhair) flows through the town.
Things to do in Ratoath
4 based on 87 reviews
Small caf,e style restaurant
Letâs keep this simple. If you want the best fry up for brekkie in Meath. This is the place. Bikers and Cyclists know where to stop and this is a firm favourite. The brekkie you think you want is probably too big so choose size carefully but rest assured the taste and flavour is top notch.
4 based on 130 reviews
Visited this place recently and certainly wont be back! Very poor food and even worse attitude of the waitress! I enquired if there was a particular brand of cigarettes in the vending machine and the reply was"The machine is over there Love!" What a reply from a foreign sullen girl to a customer! Wouldn't go back for that type of response and will not advise anyone else to either!
4 based on 105 reviews
First time here and will be back.A lovely atmosphere when you walked in.Staff very friendly and efficient.We had the carvery, and would recommend it.Nice choices to be had.Lovely and hot.Good value for money.There is a big carpark here, so no parking problems.Well worth a visit.
4 based on 298 reviews
Visited the Donkey Shed recently for breakfast. First impression was not good. We waited at the door beside the sign...wait here to be seated. Well we waited, waited, waited and waited and it was quite a while before anyone attended to us. Eventually we were asked how many and are we for breakfast or lunch. Waiter advise us to hold for a minute and he would sort a table. Again we waited and waited and though we had lost the waiter but eventually he returned to advise that he was about to make ready a table and would be back. This was despite the fact that numerous tables were unoccupied. He appeared again and said our table was ready and grabbed 4 menus and said follow me. He arrived at the table and threw the four menus on the table and that was our introduction to the table and off he went. We then waited and waited for another staff member to take our order. Then we waited and waited for someone to present our meal to the extent that we were getting quite impatient. Eventually food was presented which was nothing special with tasteless bacon. Meal finished our table was being emptied and we asked for the bill which we were advised would be presented by return. Here we go again....we waited and waited and nobody reappeared. Eventually we went to the cash desk and settled our bill and left. There was no shortage of staff and no reason for such delays except one would wonder if they were sufficiently trained in how to welcome and attend to customers. I have been to this location a few times before and while never been completely satisfied with it this recent visit left me cold and I doubt I will revisit. I certainly would not be recommending this type of service to anyone.
4 based on 634 reviews
With old world character and charm combined with a modern and relaxed ambiance, we take pride in offering our patrons a relaxed and delicious dining experience which The Snailbox is renowned for. Having won the "Best Welcome & Customer Service Award" in 2
The Snailbox is pretty much the only place in the area without driving closer to Drogheda or Dublin. Large establishment with a pub side and restaurant area. Food is decent but nothing great. Had the stir fry which was too sweet and not spicy enough. Created some work for the waiter when I asked for hot sauce (not sweet spicy Thai sauce, which it was already doused in). Also had the seafood chowder, reported to be full of seafood and not just fish, and a tasty if somewhat thin cream broth. This was served with a slab of bread. It does get busy on a weekend night, so book ahead if your plans include a visit.
4 based on 118 reviews
Went for lunch today and I have to say after being numerous times, it was so disappointing. I ordered a open sandwich that said sun-dried tomatoe along with other toppings. What came was pesto and lashings of it underneath the chicken, on top of it. I took one bite and pushed it aside as very overpowering. What annoyed me the most was, not one member of staff came over to see was everything ok which they do every other time I am there. They walked by numerous times and ignored the fact I had left a full sandwich there. When my friend went to pay, they again didn't ask was everything ok and by the time I got to the till with my pram, she had put through the payment as quick as possible. When I mentioned it to her she said how it said sun dried tomato but not pesto as I pointed out and her reply was Oh you should of said I would of changed it. There was 4 other tables in the place so not busy yet the staff went out of their way to not come to my table.
4 based on 61 reviews
Yes Mother's Day will be hectic in any restaurant but after our experience and the same sub standard service we won't be returning. The food is beautiful when it's all warm....finally they've realized after about a year to bring all of your breakfast at the same time and not the toast when food has all been eaten (no matter how many times you asked)â¦..unfortunately however as per usual something on the plate was stone cold and don't expect an apology ..just bring the item to the kitchen yourself for reheating as we had to do in this instance. The waiting staff are lovely and the girl who served us was worth her weight in gold but what let's this place down is "the lack of waiting staff" ...if this was rectified there would be no issues!!! The poor girl was up and down the stairs a million times. You would think that will the money they are making that they would value their staff and not over work them. Very very frustrating when you know a place can serve up delicious food but you know No. 1 you will pay over the odds for it but primarily No 2 that you will leave there feeling irritated that half of your meal was cold or that you will have had all of your drinks before there's any sign of your meal. All that is needed is more waiting staff "EVERY SUNDAY", every Sunday is the same.
4 based on 580 reviews
came on a Tuesday night and was very impressed. staff were very friendly and the service was excellent. I really enjoyed the bass and the five others with me also had no complaints. all different dinners I might add. will go again when I return to Ireland.
4 based on 73 reviews
Our Caffe & Steakhouse is in the Heart of Ratoath! We've always believed in offering quality local food, cooking it from scratch daily in our kitchen & serving it with a smile. Our stylish surroundings combine cosy n' chic and we have a comfortable outsid
Three generations of us went to this restaurant for dinner. My two boys aged 9 & 10 both had steak on a stone and loved the idea of cooking their own steaks.I would totally recommend this restaurant for families and couples.The service was brilliant and always with a smile and very helpful. The staff also made up a desert for my nine-year-old.Many thanks and we will all be back again.Hi there , We totally enjoyed serving you - it was great to see the boys enjoy the experience & indeed all of you enjoy the special occasion . Look forward to serving you all again !
4 based on 82 reviews
A little something for everyone... Food... Wine... Cocktails The Little Guys are coming... Ratoath Main Street above the Auld Stand
Myself and my family went to this restaurant for the first time last Sunday and I regret I havenât gone sooner. This is a wonderful restaurant with gorgeous food, lovely atmosphere and wonderful staff not forgetting the amazing price, â¬18.95 for 3 courses (early bird).Would highly recommend and canât wait to return
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