The best restaurants Munster

On the outskirts of town, on the way to Charles Fort, this traditional pub with an old-fashioned, friendly atmosphere serves sandwiches, good burgers and a number of fresh fish dishes, including, of course, the inevitable fish & chips. In fine weather, you can enjoy the tables on the terrace and the charming Scilly Park nearby. When the weather's chilly, you can enjoy your meal by the fireplace. And, whatever the season, live bands play here almost every night of the week. Authentic and typical.

For the traditional pub food, the variety of whiskeys, and even the wines. This superb pub with its typical decor has been run by the Malone family for three generations. Their specialty: hot Irish whiskey! If you must have one, this is the place. The food here is also quite good, whether it's baked salmon with vegetables, Thai chicken or classic burgers done right. Try to save a little room for the tasty homemade dessert: the excellent cheesecake at Bailey's! A very authentic address.

The Dooley's pub cultivates the spirit of brasserie: circular benches, back-to-back, rumour of diners, speed of service, gentle animation and good cooking.

Mix of cuisines Irish and Italian. As starter you will have the choice between salads, bruschetta, antipasti, in main course between pasta, dishes containing trout, salmon, monkfish, lamb or chicken, and pizza (on the spot or take-away).

This friendly café is located just off the footpath that takes you to the cliffs and across from the Pollock Holes. It has a superb terrace overlooking the sea. A bargain and a very popular place. Russell Crowe was even seen in the café a few years ago! You can also enjoy the view in colder weather thanks to the large windows of the establishment. The menu includes delicious pastries, sandwiches, homemade soups, pies and a good selection of bottled beers.

The warm atmosphere of Scott's is primarily due to the friendly personality of its owner, who welcomes you into his home in a good mood and enjoys chatting with the customers. The toasts with melted cheese and garlic are delicious, as are the meat dishes with sauce. In addition to the beers, there are also some interesting wines. The traditional setting is nice and the music is always carefully chosen. An address that definitely puts you in a good mood and that you should not miss during an evening in Kilkee.

A cosy establishment with a café-restaurant, and a bar with pool tables. The menu includes homemade lasagne, seafood chowder, chicken and salmon dishes, roast beef with organic and seasonal vegetables and salads. For those who like the taste of the sea, you can also order a platter of freshly caught seafood. A good wine and whisky list is also available. And, not to spoil anything, Martin and his team's welcome is top notch!

An institution in Cork since 1982! Delicious vegetarian cuisine and a good variety of desserts in a beautiful setting overlooking the River Lee.

Delicious, modern and inventive cuisine from Chef Bryan Mccarthy, such as the Cashel Blue cheese soufflé as a starter or the duck with peaches, maple syrup and cardamom sauce as a main course. Head waiter and sommelier Frank Schiltkamp ensures that the best possible wine pairing is offered to match the dishes chosen by the customer, and that the service is carried out without a hitch. Greenes Restaurant was voted best restaurant in Munster County in 2016! Excellent value for money!

"Because life is better with cats" could be the definition of this charming café-restaurant hidden at the end of a cul-de-sac. Here, our feline friends can even be found drawn in the foam of your hot drinks. But the place is best known for its delicious coffee, pancakes and smoothies. In the mouth, the flavors add up, and the changing menu makes you want to come back again and again. You can sit inside near the open kitchen, or on the terrace in fine weather. Don't forget to come early or you'll have to turn back.

It's the locals' canteen, and they'll be happy to recommend this restaurant for breakfast or lunch. You can dine indoors, in a small but welcoming room, or on the terrace overlooking the quays. On the plate, you'll find the essential Italian dishes, well prepared and in generous portions, from bruschetta to spaghetti carbonara, not forgetting tiramisu for dessert. The service is efficient and the value for money is one of the best in Cobh. An unpretentious address with a taste of home.

It may not look like much from the outside, but it's well worth the detour. It's the kind of place where you immediately feel at home, and where you can enjoy Irish specialties without the fuss. LikeIrish stew, served with potatoes, onions and carrots. Here, it's prepared with beef, and you'll be hard pressed to finish it, as the portion is so generous! Pie, turkey breast and roast lamb shank complete the menu of this restaurant, which is very popular with the locals who have made it their canteen.

This Asian street-food chain, which is present in 19 Irish towns, including this Killarney address, has everything to seduce you. From the moment you step in the door, the orange color of the premises and the central Japanese cherry tree invite you to escape. On the plate, traditional dishes (pad thai, curry...) are served in generous portions at very attractive prices. You can also order takeaway via the website for tasty Thai-scented lunches or dinners. There's even a special offer for students.