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Top 10 restaurants in Cashel, Ireland
Discover the best restaurant in Cashel, Ireland including Chez Hans, The Bake House, The Bishop's Buttery, Rockhouse Restaurant, Cellar Bar @ Baileys, Ladyswell Restaurant, Mikey Ryan's Bar & Kitchen, O' Neills Bistro, Fahy's Bar and Restaurant, Cafe Hans
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1. Chez Hans
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 414 reviews
Located in A 19th century church beside the legendary Rock of Cashel, Chez Hans Has been serving the very best of local and seasonal produce in one of the most atmospheric dinning rooms in Ireland since 1968.
Reviewed By Phil B - Dublin, Ireland
We booked chez Hans for a belated staff Christmas party and have to say top class.! From the warm welcome and lovely service in the bar which followed through to the beautiful restaurant, the service was fantastic and the food was appreciated and enjoyed by all.....presentation amazing , food so tasty with pheasant,cured salmon,breads and that wonderful tapenade (beetroot I think?) ,scallops and steaks being a big hit. Desserts did not disappoint either with a beautiful tiramisu,and the chocolate surprise shining. ...great coffee..all in all a wonderful meal !
Working in the restaurant industry ourselves we really enjoyed our dining experience in chez Hans and thank you for a great evening!
2. The Bake House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By Peter O
Needed to find some vegetarian food quickly and this place fit the bill. They have a decent salad bar, and were very helpful with the rest of the menu. Make sure you eat upstairs where there is a nice view of the street. Walking distance from the Rock.
3. The Bishop's Buttery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Catherine M - Cork, Ireland
The food here was absolutely gorgeous. I had a risotto of duck rillets and Parmesan shavings followed by baked cod with roast vegetables that were cooked to perfection. A white chocolate panacotta to finish off with gorgeous coffee topped the meal off to perfection. Add in a great waitress (Claire) and it was special!
4. Rockhouse Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Welcome to the Rockhouse Restaurant. Traditional Irish home cooked food served daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner, reminiscent of wholesome family dinners. Delicious recipes, locally produced and freshly prepared, full of our traditional food culture and our pride in our beautiful, simple Irish food. Outdoor Seating available with beautiful views of the Rock of Cashel.
Reviewed By Chad2014 - Gainesville, Florida
We visitied the Rock of Cashel on a week day and were looking for a meal nearby after we finished. We happened upon this place, went to the informal buffet style facility upstairs. This is within very easy walking distance of the rock. The food was very good, we enjoyed the sheperds pie. We noticed that the owner (i assume) took great pride in his craft, when we ordered fries he threw out the current batch because they were not fresh and had some made fresh for us. Overall friendly people, reasonable price, good food, and great location. Child friendly.
5. Cellar Bar @ Baileys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 343 reviews
Reviewed By niceanddandy - Tipperary, Ireland
Very nice staff, efficient and friendly. Busy spot, with families arriving for food.
Very disappointed with my mint chocolate mousse (special of the day) large portion but unable to eat it as it had a burnt taste...... believe me I tried.
could have been so beautiful......
6. Ladyswell Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By mptraveller - NW Suburb of Chicago
When I got off the bus, it was almost noon. It made sense to have lunch before touring the Rock of Cashel. The lunch special of the day was braised lamb shoulders at about £15. The portion was exceptionally large and it was served with mashed potatoes and a side of over-boiled vegetables. The meat was tender but unseasoned, and so was everything else. If the gravy had been made using the meat juice instead of coming from a can or something worse, it might make a difference in the taste of this dish. I think my fellow TripAdvisors were way too generous in their ratings.
7. Mikey Ryan's Bar & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
Mikey Ryan's Bar & Kitchen is a gastropub in the heart of Cashel. We are situated a stone's throw from the famous Rock of Cashel and just off the Dublin/Cork motorway. Our kitchen, lead by chef Liam Kirwan, has a cooking from scratch ethos with a commitment to sourcing local and organic produce. We offer wholesome, seasonal dishes which reflect Kirwan's interpretation of local gastronomy. The bar stocks a selection of Irish spirits and craft beers, some lesser known than others and our wine list has been carefully curated with a focus on biodynamic, natural and organic wines. It's not such a long way to Tipperary after all... #EveryonebacktoMikeys
Reviewed By Marie G - Tipperary, Ireland
Booked a table for a small group for a significant birthday which I mentioned on booking with the hope that the chef might put Happy birthday on the dessert as with most other restaurants but there was no mention! All three courses of mine were disappointing, starter was poor, monkfish for mains was tough, cheesecake dessert tasted like brownbread! Service was good and staff were very friendly. The others made different choices and some were happy with some of the courses. We were seated by a very large radiator which totally overheated the area we were seated in and made the visit most uncomfortable. I won't be returning for dinner but would call again for coffee etc as the place itself and the Staff are great.
8. O' Neills Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 215 reviews
Neighbourhood restaurant sourcing the best ingredients cooked to the highest standard with friendly but professional service
Reviewed By lovetotravelFl - FL
Wow. My husband and I were staying in Cashel and a local friend recommended we meet here. The staff were lovely and welcoming and gave us a basket of bread as we arrived early for our reservation. I am a vegetarian and I appreciate the special menu and that vegetarians are not just an afterthought. Everyone else in my party had meat dishes, and they raved about them.
9. Fahy's Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By Brendaogr - Mountrath, Ireland
We were Inticed into this establishment yesterday evening by the advertising board outside citing its ***** reviews on trip advisor. Our visit was a disappointment. Mini Grill bacon was inedible- steak was ordered medium and came out burned. I mean totally charred. Their were dirty dishes piled on the tables and the bar counter which had I seen prior to ordering our food I would have walked out. I watched and the dishes on the bar together with the dirty glasses and empty bottles were no moved during the few hours we were there. On the plus side the young barman / server was pleasant.
10. Cafe Hans
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 346 reviews
Reviewed By FoodGirl123456789 - County Dublin, Ireland
We popped in here after seeing the Rock of Cashel on a cold day.
It was a lovely little spot, although a bit crowded as almost all the tables were full!
We managed to squeeze into a table, and were brought menus after a short delay.
The food options are quite limited, but there's enough to suit everyone.
We had: the spaghetti bolognese, the beetroot salad, the coronation chicken Sandwich, and the mushroom soup. The food was all lovely, as was the pre-meal bread and butter.
It was €50 for four with the food and coffee, so fairly reasonable.
