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Where to eat Italian food in Laragh: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Laragh. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you. including Passione By The Slice, Harrison's Bar and Restaurant, Rugantino, La Sabbia, Bistro Bianconi, Laura's of Carney, The Blue Leaf Restaurant & Pizzeria, Fabbrica
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8. Fabbrica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By meginoregon
On this misty/rainy evening, this was a cozy place for a good dinner. Great pizza (two sizes, 9 and 12; the 9 was more than enough for me), good selection of pasta and other main dishes, salad options, good wine menu.
7. The Blue Leaf Restaurant & Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Moppa2015
This restaurant is located in an old church so the atmosphere is very charming. Our lasagna, salad, and mini garlic rolls were delicious. The lasagna was some of the best weâve had in Ireland. The service was good and we would definitely eat here again if in the area.
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6. Laura's of Carney
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Laura's of Carney is a quaint old style pub which has recently been extended to include a beautiful and modern authentic Italian restaurant giving a wonderful sense of old meets new under one roof.Laura's carefully strikes a balance between family friendl
Reviewed By John H
Really looked forward to this visit but I am a little underwhelmed .Maybe we visited in the quiet season but the choice of starters was very limited.Having said that the pizza I had was one of the best I have ever tasted and I know my fellow diners enjoyed their food as well.I am confused when I read the other reviews , as we saw no sign of seafood options>.Laura was a delightful host and the service was excellant.We will have to go back again but maybe in a defferant season.
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5. Bistro Bianconi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 848 reviews
Inspired by the elegant charm of a classic Italian âRistoranteâs & Pizzeriaâsâ with a contemporary buzz and stylish interiors, Bistro Bianconi brings you the true taste and enjoyment of Italy!At âThe Bistroâ as we are commonly referred, we pride ourselves
Reviewed By JannieSherlock
The food is always good - wonderful pastas and pizzas - just a pity I never have room left for dessert! The service is very good and I love getting the bread and olives to start. It's a wee bit on the pricey side but it's great for a treat.
4. La Sabbia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Located on Bayview Terrace if you are approaching from sligo drive into Bundoran and take the first left after the Allingham Arms Hotel and the Restaurant is situated 50 metres further up on the righr hand side in a quiet residential Cul de sac. If you ar
Reviewed By MissSun
We booked this restaurant for my birthday meal whilst on holiday visiting family. We had booked a table as it was a saturday night & we were greeted with a waitress that was busy and running around and didn't seem interested in us at all. We were told to sit on a sofa and read through a menu and she said she'd return to take our drinks order. About 15 mins later we called over a different waitress who took our drinks and food order and went to walk off ( we were still sat on a sofa). We asked if we could be seated at a table and she just pointed at a table in the corner so we sat there. There is a severe lack of customer service and friendliness. We ate a starter of calamari which was nice and then had pizza and spaghetti bolognese - both tasty and of good quality. For dessert we shared a Tiramisu which didn't taste of much and there was a layer of cocoa powder on top it an inch thick, which choked me with the first spoonful. The prices are a little high - 48 euros for 1 starter, 2 mains, 1 dessert and a coke and small glass of wine. We wouldn't return or recommend this place - lack of customer service, setting is outdated and they were also playing strange europop music!
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3. Rugantino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 474 reviews
Reviewed By tjcampbell1979
My second visit to sligoThis time sans children...We had a great experience here for lunch previously with our children, we thought we z.We had an antipasto classico to start... My word... Biggest portion of antipasto I've ever had!! Great selection of Italian cheese and cured meats along with breads, veg and frittatiI had the special, tricolor of pasta with Italian sausage and ricotta ... It was delicious!My wife had a pizzaWashed down with some Nero d'avolaBest Italian we have had outside of Italy... The staff are predominantly Italian and the ingredients are mostly Italian...
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2. Harrison's Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 266 reviews
In the Harrison family since 1898, a multi award winning restaurant and bar
Reviewed By ChrisMcV
This restaurant is well worth a visit, itâs extensive menu caters for all. I opted for the Salt & Chilli Squid, although slightly greasy, and Chilli was lacking, it was still a very well presented and tasty dish. For mains I opted for the Surf & Turf Burger, the meat in the Burger was delicious, again the slight letdown down was the greasy calamari, but the major fault with this meal was the chips, more than likely a poor quality frozen chip, Chefs donât seem to care about the chips, which can bring their otherwise **** meal, down to just ok, a good wine list although a little pricey, but still well worth a visit if you are in the area.
1. Passione By The Slice
Overall Ratings
5 based on 96 reviews
Italian Osteria Caffe & Wine Bar. At Passione by the slice, we want you, our guest, to experience the true flavors and culture of our homeland, Italy. We are committed to using the finest ingredients like those our ancestors used to create the authentic f
Reviewed By MMMH
Visited here because of the reviews. Not the most appealing premises from the outside and inside could do with a good scrub. For starters we shared a Caprese with fresh burrata cheese......it was simply amazing!! Fresh, tasty and beautifully presented with some focaccia bread on the side. The pizza slices were a let down, quite doughy and stodgy. We were sorry we didnât go for pasta as the dishes being served at nearby tables looked great. Reasonable selection of Italian beer and wine. All in all an average meal greatly redeemed by a truly delicious starter.
