Location: Navan
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Navan, Province of Leinster, Ireland. The main town of County Meath, Navan is the gateway to “the Heritage Capital of Ireland.” Ancient historic sites and religious ruins abound, and the Iron-Age monuments of the Hill of Tara alone are enough to fill you with awe. There’s so much more, though, like Trim Castle and the Abbey of Kells and the Neolithic standing stones of Brú na Bóinne. Book a guided tour so you can soak up as much as you can.
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10. Nanny Quinn's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By endaw2014
This olace is perfect settting at a canal harbour. Wonderful country style pub amd restaurant with beautiful scenic surroundings. The food was delicious and more than reasonably priced. The lady that served us was very friendly. We left satisfied and happy with ourselves for checking out an absolute gem. Will be back many many times.Thanks so much enda,for taking the time to leave such lovely comments.Customer happiness is our top priority and we are so glad you enjoyed your visit to us.As a small business reviews and feedback are important to us,as we always want to try and do our best.So thank you once again and we look forward to seeing you on your next visit.x
9. The Hanged Man's Pub & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By conlonc
We celebrated our daughter's birthday here With Sunday lunch. Having tried for a table previously in vain we where excited about our visit and it didn't disappoint. The HangedMan has a warm friendly atmosphere from the moment you arrive and in a pretty setting. Our food was amazing and each course nicer. The birthday girl had the fillet which she refused to share!. Monkfish was delicious and the burger was excellent. All in all a great afternoon made by good company and delicious food, but it was a very kind gesture to our daughter from Pat, that topped the day. Can't wait to return.
8. The Grill Shack
Overall Ratings
5 based on 53 reviews
Kildares newest restaurant , chilled out vibe great food made with local fresh ingredients by award winning chef owner Aidan Kelly in a rustic and laid back modern dining experience
Reviewed By mtngle
we dropped in here for lunch with no great expectations, the service was excellent and unlike so many eateries the chicken wings had loads of chicken on them. their soup was excellent with very tastie chips. will be back for a night meal having since heard great reviews of their steaks. both bar and retaurant staff were excellent.
7. Weirs Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 416 reviews
Weirs Bar & Restaurant, Multyfarnham, in County Westmeath is a charming old world, Award winning family run pub that serves some of the best food and drink in Ireland. Our specials for the day will represent fresh seasonal specialities that are available
Reviewed By Longfordian
Ate here recently with friends. Lunch. It was completely forgettable - or would be if it wasnât so disappointing. Mackerel salad for starter. Masses of salad leaves and less than an ounce of fish. I kid you not. Mackerel is not expensive so thereâs no excuse for the amount served. It was tasty but not enough to justify the price. Main course of battered cod, hand cut chips and salad. I donât recall been offered any choice as to whether I might have preferred vegetables to salad. In any event the salad was just the same as accompanied the starter. Boring. The fish and chips however were truly great. A batter as light as silk yet crunchy as possible. Chips were delicious. Desert - bread and butter pudding with custard - I declined the toffee sauce. This was the most disappointing part of the meal. A squat portion of very heavy / dense pudding that had very little flavour. Ditto for the custard. It was, to be frank, grim. The cutlery with each course while evidently clean was âcloudyâ and off putting. Probably a very minor issue with the dishwasher. Coffee was super. Really, really good. Finally, it was a bright and sunny afternoon. Unfortunately, the sunlight just highlighted the need for a detailed spring clean - not of the room per se but of all the photos, ornaments and general bric a brac used to provide atmosphere. Most of it is covered in a very visible layer of dust. Iâve been to Weirâs a few times in the past and been quite happy. Thatâs why I invited friends there for lunch. It needs to up its game. It is not a cheap lunch venue.
6. The Cross Guns Gastropub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
A traditional Irish Pub offering superb food in a warm and cosy environment characterised by our stone walls and open fire. Live Music Fri & Sat 9.30pm
Reviewed By willyyilly
We found this place by accident and having seen the big sign at the roadside, we decided to give it a try.Upon entering the place I was impressed by the lovely interior deco and we were greeted by a friendly waitress. She was very helpful in taking our orders and serving us throughout, making sure we were fine.We ordered the soup which was served with the best brown bread I've tasted (and this is not because we were hungry!) and the cottage pie came in a good serving size. I absolutely love that they serve steamed vegetables instead of fries which was healthier option.My bf was driving so he couldn't really drink, so it was nice that they have alcohol free beer too.I'd definitely recommend this place to everyone!
5. Scanlon's Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By clodaghm123
Amazing food great value and lots of choice on the menu. We got the Monday bank holiday two course for 16⬠and it was fab! Great hospitality all staff were lovely. We call in to Scanlons regularly and will always promote it. Not a bad word to say thanks Trevor.
4. The Village Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By getonmoving
Yes - itâs that good. The steaks are fantastic and the service is top class. I have eaten there twice in past few weeks and both times the food was excellent.Massive TVs for sports matches. Watched the Champions League final there - love the place.I also noticed that they claim to be the top gastropub in Kildare on TripAdvisor. I think itâs best I have had in years.What a find.
3. Silken Thomas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 541 reviews
Silken Thomas is a family operated business, established for over 30 years. Focussed on giving that warm Irish welcome, the Silken has a proven record in quality & service. Silken Thomas is centrally located in the heritage town of Kildare. Silken Thomas
Reviewed By tomhannon
called on a sunday afternoon.............over busy......steps everywhere............food quality poor to very poor.................would like to call again, but not on a sunday..........Dear TomThank you for feedback. We are sorry you had a bad experience with us...I have passed on your comments to our head chef and we would have certainly changed your meal on the day if it was not up to our usual standard. Our Sundays are always busy as we are a well known venue for Sunday Lunch and our Carvery and if it was All Ireland Final Sunday you called we would be a popular pit stop for lots of GAA supporters!I hope we will see you again in The Silken Thomas and Kildare Town.
2. The Central Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1174 reviews
Gastro Pub & Restaurants with a strong emphasis on good food, craft beers and live entertainment seven nights a week. Open for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, with unique private party areas that are available to hire for any function. Winner of the
Reviewed By westthorns
We had shared starters 2 between 3 of us - they were good size portions, and the main course had curry and burgers they were also good-sized portions. I ended up stuffed as I couldn't resist eating all the curry. The lights got dimmer as the evening went on but a bit too dim as couldn't see what I was eating.Thank you for your review, we are glad you enjoyed your meal. We have fitted new lights in your front bar today, hopefully the lighting will be better on your next visit.
1. The Cross Guns Gastropub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
A traditional Irish Pub offering superb food in a warm and cosy environment characterised by our stone walls and open fire. Live Music Fri & Sat 9.30pm
Reviewed By willyyilly
We found this place by accident and having seen the big sign at the roadside, we decided to give it a try.Upon entering the place I was impressed by the lovely interior deco and we were greeted by a friendly waitress. She was very helpful in taking our orders and serving us throughout, making sure we were fine.We ordered the soup which was served with the best brown bread I've tasted (and this is not because we were hungry!) and the cottage pie came in a good serving size. I absolutely love that they serve steamed vegetables instead of fries which was healthier option.My bf was driving so he couldn't really drink, so it was nice that they have alcohol free beer too.I'd definitely recommend this place to everyone!
