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Province of Munster, Ireland Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bunratty
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Bunratty. Bunratty (Irish: Bun na Raite, meaning "End of the Raite river") is a village and civil parish in County Clare, Ireland. Bunratty Castle is located near the village. The village is accessed by the N18 connecting it to Limerick and to Galway. The Raite river defines the eastern boundary of the parish, and flows into the Shannon Estuary, which defines the southern boundary.
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10. Russells Select Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 294 reviews
Russells Select Bar's culinary expertise draws on the talents of our Chefs. Due to this wealth of experience we can offer you a wide selection of meals ranging from simple finger food to elegant canapes, salads and sandwiches. Everyday we serve carvery an
Reviewed By Mae494
During my recent trip to Ireland staying locally with my Family it was an easy decision as to where to eat on our first evening. Back to Russels to sample some more of there delicious food. Chicken Curry, Stir-Fry Chicken with all the trimmings was lovely. Service was friendly and efficient. A very enjoyable meal.
9. JJ Ruddles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By LeisureGuy32
JJ Ruddles is a recent addition to The food offerings at Shannon Airport. Located in the main arrivals hall itâs accessible to everyone. The decor is warm & modern with an outdoor area too if the weather allows! For lunch you have a choice from the hot counter for fast pre prepared mains and the all day menu. The day we were there nothing on the hot counter looked particularly appealing. We ordered And payed at the till before taking our seats. The staff were mostly young seasonal employees Iâd imagine. Of the seven of us only two were happy with there choices. The pizzas were slightly over done and lacking in flavor! I had the fish and chips which was presented well. However The large piece of battered fish was sitting in a load of oil which should have being drained off or towel dried before plating and my chips were over cooked. I did not consider this good value or worth the price charged. The burger was the only item that our group enjoyed. This was very disappointing. We are part of a very large local employer whose staff eat out a lot and are now unlikely to recommend this restaurant to our colleagues unless the quality of the food served improves.
8. Sophie's Bar & Bistro
Overall Ratings
3 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Ann Marie L
No matter what we had, food was good, hot, interesting! This place saved the days at the hotel! Pinot Grigio was the best we have had on this trip!
7. Weavers Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Sampler1
Went early one evening and were lucky enough to get a table. Went for the curry again and it was freshly cooked with a nice crunch to the vegetables. Portions are good with no room left for desert. Service was great, got asked a few times was everything ok which is great to see. Would highly recommend
6. Shannon Knights
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Shannon Knights Bars was established n the early 1970's and has been at the heart of the local community ever since. 'The Knights' as it is known locally based on traditional hospitality with a very warm welcome for everyone. The Knights is centrally loca
Reviewed By ChALUTCH
Had a great time here watching a soccer match with the locals,drinking and yelling.Place was packed even with several bars open.We were staying at the nearby 5 star castle,but we just wanted a little freedom from the upper class.This is what I like and missed from home.
5. MacNamara and Sons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Pub located on the grounds of Bunratty Castle. Best lamb stew in Ireland and great pasta bolognese to boot. Great service, and charming authentic Irish atmosphere
Reviewed By Keith C
Ate there today, was disappointed on the whole.Waitress had to ask us a number of times what we ordered and the food took ages.I requested my dinner without Brussels spouts, on arrival my dinner plate was full of Brussels sprouts! When paying there seemed to be confusion amongst the staff over the bill and they were actually arguing about it behind the bar, very unprofessional.
4. JP Clarke's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 729 reviews
JP Clarke's is a rustic country pub featuring reclaimed sandstone floors, timber beams with brick and stone walls. The atmosphere in JP Clarke's is relaxed, friendly and informal, while the overall impression is of a pub that is both comfortable and rusti
Reviewed By vincent o
Stopped here for lunch.When we entered we sat at a table but when nobody approached us my wife went searching for menus and eventually found one on the bar counter.Meanwhile the servers continued to wander aimlessly around but eventually one of them took our order.The food was top class but when it came to paying we again could find nobody to provide the bill and I stood at the counter for some time and eventually succeeded in paying my bill.The food we had was excellent but I cannot remember when i have encountered the level of disinterest by staff.Such a pity.Dear vincent oThank you for your recent review, I am delighted to see that you enjoyed your meals with us during your recent visit.but i am disappointed to see that the service did not match the level of quality of the food and i will be addressing this with all members of Staff.Thank you again for your feedbackkind regardsJohn
3. The Creamery Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 916 reviews
Reviewed By GalwayBlazer2
This restaurant has a lovely atmosphere, an extensive menu, good food and excellent service. Nothing is a problem. Flexibility with the dishes at no extra cost. Great seafood chowder. Very good Irish coffees. Right beside Bunraty castle with loads of parking. A good place to break on your travels.
2. Durty Nelly's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2238 reviews
Durty Nellyâs is one of Irelandâs most famous pubs and offers a truly unique Irish experience through its history and character. Often copied but never replaced, this truly unique piece of Irish heritage dates back to 1620. Enjoy the craic agus ceoil at t
Reviewed By Siobhan R
My parents and I visited on a Saturday evening and really enjoyed our visit.The service was super, waitress was really lovely and helpful.Good value, generous portions. Soup was particularly delicious, mussels portion was massive.Will be back!Thank you Siobhan R for your recent lovely review. We are delighted you enjoyed your meals and enjoyed your visit visit. Are mussels are excellent served in in lovely cream sauce and garlic bread and sourced locally. We do pride ourselves in excellent customer service we appreciate feedback and look forward to your next visit. Durty Nellyâs
Most Popular Irish food in Bunratty, Province of Munster, Ireland
1. The Glen Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 570 reviews
The Glen Tavern is a traditional, family run pub situated in the heart of Limerick city. The fantastic mix of locals and tourists creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Known for itâs great value lunches and traditional dinners, all dietary needs are ca
Reviewed By wayoutsider
Absolutely delighted with the Glen Tavern.After suffering the truely awful O'Driscolls Bar on the other side of the river the day before, the Glen Tavern was a joy - everything you hope a traditional Irish pub should be... friendly helpful staff who were only too happy to put sport on the various screens around the pub, great food and that was well priced (and a good pint too) and pleasent fellow customers.For anyone drinking in the centre of Limerick City, I'd say give it a visitHi there wayoutsider, We are delighted to hear that we managed to turn your evening around for the better during your visit. Thank you so much for your lovely review and your recommendation of pub. We hope that next time you're around Limerick, you'll call in to see us again! Kind Regards, Ger.
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