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Top 8 European food in Rosscarbery, Province of Munster, Ireland
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Rosscarbery, Province of Munster, Ireland. Rosscarbery or Roscarbery is a town in County Cork, Ireland. The town is on a shallow estuary, which opens onto Rosscarbery Bay. Rosscarbery is in the Cork South–West constituency, which has five seats.
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8. Molly's Cafe & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By Marie H
My Husband tried here for a cuppa first, and came home raving it. Knew it was in town, but had never gone there. The two of us popped in for a snack subsequently, and it was delicious beyond expectations. We both had bruchetta . Amazingly fresh. Tomatoes were so tasty, and appeared just prepared. The staff are so lovely. A beautiful young girl, so pleasant and friendly with a wonderful demeanour. Will now be a regular spot for us.Don't pass it by, pop in and see for yourself. We really enjoyed.Many thanks for your glowing review. Yes we prepare all the food at the time of ordering. On occasion it may take a little time but the food is guaranteed freshly prepared. We work as a team so the staff love their job, and it shows. Thanks for taking the time to review Molly's Café and Wine bar. We hope to see you again soon. Dena O'Donovan proprietor.
7. Mary Anns Pub & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 417 reviews
Mary Ann's is a well established bar and restaurant in the beautiful village of Castletownshend. The current owners, Fergus and Patricia O'Mahony, are at Mary Ann's since 1983. We serve lunch and dinner every day from March to November and then November t
Reviewed By MyLittleTownBristol
Our second visit. Even better than the first! This is a really nice pub, great staff and Fergus the owner is great company. He is very knowledgeable on wine, which shows in the excellent and serious wine list.That would be enough to get a really good review, but the crowning glory here is the food. Our lunch starter of mussels was tremendous, and the monkfish and risotto main was even better, very high quality cooking.Highly recommended.
6. Mountain House Steak & Seafood Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 103 reviews
The Mountain House is a Steak & Seafood Bar along the Wild Atlantic Way. We serve a range of different wines and gins, along with gourmet coffees and tea. We have an outdoor heated eating area.
Reviewed By Luizinka
I visited Mountain House, Ardfield today. From the first glance it looked like your avarage gastropub, but it was anything but! I heard before that food is nice in here but when my plate arrived, my expectations were exceeded.Not only it looked like it came straight from some posh restaurant kitchen, it tasted heavenly. Scallops were cooked to perfection, and prawns with mango salsa... I am struggling to find words to describe that perfection. I was planning my next visit before even finishing my meal. I wish I could rate my visit today more then 5 stars. Simply amazing
5. Kingfisher Bar & Bistro
The Kingfisher Bar & Bistro provides a comfortable and relaxed dining experience for all our guests and has been awarded with an AA Rosette for Culinary Excellence. Our kitchen brigade, under Executive Chef Alex Petit and Head Chef Shane Deane bring their
Reviewed By liam_mccaffrey
Recently visited the hotel (Celtic Ross in Rosscarbery) for lunch. Although I am not a great fan of carvery lunches, the food was good. Staff were very friendly and obliging.However, after selecting our lunches and finding a table, I went to the bar for drinks.This was a bit of a let down as I counted at least 6-8 staff members behind that bar ( possibly not all bar staff) but service was terrible. I waited at least 15 minutes to get served. Meanwhile my wife had handed back my meal to the kitchen to keep it hot and, when it was reserved, it had pretty much tried up. What a pity. That said though, it was father's day and the bistro was packed full so to some extent the poor service from the bar, while not acceptable, was somewhat understanding. We would be happy to revisit on a quieter time.
4. Hayes Bar & Kitchen, Glandore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
We are closed until 7th December 2018 for annual holiday It seems that to achieve this nugget of information its not as simple of just changing times on your site and it seems trip adviser has a hal which is like hal in2001 a space odessey
Reviewed By MrBalloonatic
I have been down in West Cork for the last three days, and have eaten in this establishment ever since discovering this gem of an eatery.If you read through my previous reviews you can tell that pub fare is not my normal choice of cuisine, and if you think this place serves pub grub you are definitely mistaken.Every dish I have eaten here has been a journey for my taste buds, as the head chef David takes cuisine and flavours he has discovered on his travels, brings them home and incorporates them into the dishes served in his establishment. From the Mackerel Platter to the Holy Land Hummus, or the Gravlax to the Moroccan Lamb, the depths of spice and flavour, not to mention the aromas are out of this world. Being located on the coast of West Cork all the fish is fresh off the boat it is practically leaping straight from the sea and onto the plate.As these are authentic dishes everything is made from scratch be that the sauces, marinades or paté, so be on the watch out for small fish bones, cloves, or little bits of stalk. So far I have only seen a tiny mackerel bone, but at least you can tell it's no Sharwoods/Uncle Bens specials.Every day there is a variety of fresh made desserts as displayed on the desserts board, my favourites so far are either the Chocolate Brownies or the Apple Pie, but I have heard great things about the Cheescakes, maybe I will try those tonight before I go homeAll the staff are locals and are super friendly and attentive to the guests needs, should . the restaurant is small in size however, so make sure to book a table for dinner, however I don't think you will regret the choice, I certainly haven't!
3. Nolan's
Reviewed By Oliver M
Rosscarbery is off the main road to Skibbereen and you have to detour to get there although a short distance. We did just that as it was lunch time. We picked Nolan’s as we thought it looked nice on the outside. The warm fire inside was a real bonus and pleasant sight. The welcome was friendly and the service was likewise. Our lunch of soup and sandwiches was excellent and certainly hit the spot. The price was also very good. This should be put on your list of places to go to if your want to stop for lunch on your way to Skibbereen or further on that route.
2. The Glandore Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 272 reviews
Reviewed By RichW946
Had a good evening meal at the Glandore Inn after a long days travel - the pub was busy so luckily our B&B owner had booked us a table earlier that afternoon. Had a drink outside looking over Glandore bay, before being called to our table. Inside we were squeezed in a bit by the bar, but it was a was a happy, busy atmosphere and we were served by friendly and attentive staff. The menu choice was good and our choices (seafood and fish for starter and main) were very tasty. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening.
1. Pilgrim's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 241 reviews
PILGRIM'S is a small restaurant set in the rural village of Rosscarbery West Cork. Serving a seasonally crafted ever-changing daily menu. Our dishes are full of lip-smacking punchy flavours that are designed to share among the table. Bringing together (ou
Reviewed By barneyDublin
An absolutely wonderful experience, brilliant service, great quality farm to table food, interesting wines at very good prices, this little restaurant deserves to shine. Congratulations to the team who created such great flavours and vibes. And thank you for not charging as much as you could.
