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Top 10 Irish food in Thomastown, Kilkenny, Province of Leinster
Reviews on Irish food in Thomastown, Kilkenny, Province of Leinster. Thomastown (Irish: Baile Mhic Andáin), historically known as Grennan, is a town in County Kilkenny in the province of Leinster in the south-east of Ireland. It is a lively market town along a stretch of the River Nore which is known for its salmon and trout, with a number of historical landmarks in the vicinity. Visitor attractions include Jerpoint Abbey, Kilfane Glen gardens, and Mount Juliet Golf Course.
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10. Igo Cafe Deli
Reviewed By 808DAVID808
Went for a light snack.Staff VERY pleasant and friendly.Breakfast at the top end of prices Tea free with breakfast. BUT if you want coffee you've to pay top money extra . Mean. The breakfast is priced high enough. Small clean coffee shop between housing estate of sallynoggin. Priced as if Dublin city center.Will definitely not go back. To do so would be to condone the exorbitant prices.
9. The Long Man
Overall Ratings
3 based on 23 reviews
Consists of a Restaurant, Cafe, Bar and Lounge plus a Function Hall catering for large events. Currently closed for refurbishments.
Reviewed By 792iaine
What can I say! As we only people in, we didn't expect to wait very long, however, that was not the case and when food did arrive my son's "STONEBAKED" pizza was still cold and cheese had not melted. Clearly it was taken out of the box too late, we sent it back only to hear the unmistaken whirl and beep of a microwave. Of course the pleasure of this disaster was not reasonably priced either. Thanks for the helpful feedback. I checked the cameras and the chef did cut corners that day and was replaced not long after. As it was so quiet he thought he would get away with not using the pizza oven. We are now open 7 days and would love to see you and your family back to see the improvements we have made. I hope you and the rest of your family were happy with the other meals that you had that day.
8. Studio and Press
Studio and Press is an Irish Design Store & Cafe located in the picturesque town of Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland. Specialising in delicious vegetarian food, we aim to cater to anyone interested in healthy eating and provide a space for vegetarian & v
Reviewed By Peter W
I love this little cafe and crafts studio as they serve the best coffee and soup as well as lovely scones,fresh bread and other cakes,they also sell local produce and art work,all of the staff are very friendly and the service is very good.
7. Legan Castle
Reviewed By kktouristA
This is a small start up cafe/restaurant with seating for about 20people.It is very clean neat and nicely laid out. Parking is a little bit up the road so bring a brolly if its raining.Food is good nice standard. Homemade local breads are nice bacon is good in the breakfast.
6. The Hound in Hunter's Yard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Globetrotter201026
Even though a limited menu itâs a great lunch portions were fine for me however I donât really like huge helpings. I enjoyed the chicken burger and would recommend. Prices werenât hugely expensive but I didnât think overpriced service was great had a great lunch.
5. President's Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Rachael I
This was our second meal at President's Bar in less than a week. The first meal was fine (Tuesday the 3rd). Tonight (Thursday the 5th) the service was absolutely pathetic, bordering on shocking. The only pleasant person was a young man who served some of our food. The young women who were servers were beyond disinterested and showed zero warmth and zero interest in being quality servers. At one point I started choking as my tiny glass of water had gone empty and no one bothered to notice so we had to inquire about more water. We are on holiday and have very few weeks off per year so every meal we eat out we want to be special and of a very high standard. We thus seek out quality establishments and don't mind paying for quality food. We are generous tippers in the US and tip well in Ireland when we receive good service. Needless to say, we left no tip tonight and it absolutely ruined our evening to be treated with disdain. We are very quiet, pleasant, friendly restaurant patrons and always make an effort to engage waitstaff and treat them with great respect and interest. Moreover, we are both 50 and have been around the block so we know proper etiquette and how people should be treated and treat others with kindness.It should be noted that we have travelled Ireland extensively in the past twenty years and never once had an experience like this.The waitstaff working tonight needs to be reprimanded. If they don't like their jobs, they should not be working with the public. The young women tonight seemed frankly like spoiled brats who had absolutely no interest in providing a quality experience for people who work hard for their vacations and deserve to be treated with kindness and warmth.We are thoroughly gobsmacked at easily the worst experience ever service-wise in Ireland in literally hundreds of meals.
4. Tim's Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Gooner1975
Had dinner here, Chef was smoking at the back door with smoke blowing into the bar moved to the front of bar. When food arrived was as bad as we have ever had the sauce on the Chicken was so bad that couldnât eat the chips it had touched. Our son had a pizza that he eat half a slice of. Chewing gum stuck under the tables. Just VERY BAD. If could give this place minus stars I would Dear Gooner,Thank you firstly for your feedback. We take it all, good, bad or indifferent.I am appalled to hear of your visit here in last few days as we (the team) take a huge pride in what we do and what we offer here in Tims bar.I would love for you to call me on 0877453209 to discuss in detail your visit as this is not the normal feedback we get.Look forward to hearing from you soon. Or email on [email protected] Thank youJohn
3. Mount Juliet Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Please add the restaurant specifically in the golf club and not in Mount Juliet House. It is open to the public, golfer or not
Reviewed By Safetraveller123
Golf course excellent, great food & accommodation. Des McGrath does an amazing historical tour! We really enjoyed the hospitality there.
2. The Blackberry Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Day time cafe serving home made and locally sourced food, excellent coffee from an artisan roaster, organic salads grown in the area
Reviewed By statiao
A friend and I went for a lovely walk in Mount Juliet and then rambled in for some refreshments in the Blackberry Cafe. There was a lovely friendly atmosphere in this busy Cafe thanks to 'Julie' who looked after us promptly and gave us a really warm welcome. The home baking is delicious. Definitely recommend a visit.
1. Bassett's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By CloudeBay
So glad we came across this little treasure in the back blocks of Kilkenny! Best meal in our two weeks in Ireland and top service by the whole team! Recommended to try the Irish coffee, and definitely not disappointed! Dessert was amazing and main course too!Would definitely come back tomorrow but they are closed on Monday.
