Places to eat in Cashel

Alun · 23-07-2015 9:57am #1

Hi, we're heading from Dublin to the Galtees for a spot of hillwalking on Saturday, and will want to get a bite to eat after the walk before we head off on our return journey, so were wondering if there's anything to recommend in Cashel? Probably a decent pub that does food rather than a restaurant as such, but all recommendations welcome. Thanks!

callaway92 · 23-07-2015 11:11am

Bailey's Hotel is great.

The restaurant and bar are both great and is pretty much where I'd always go if eating in Cashel.

Alun · 23-07-2015 11:15am

Thanks for that. Looks good!

Paddico · 23-07-2015 1:15pm

I'd have to say baileys as well.
I've eaten in Chez Hans as well. Its nice but very pricey.

Xenophile · 23-07-2015 9:16pm

Cafe Hans for lunch, closed Mondays, so busy they do not take reservations, only open until about 5. Also good wine served.

digzy · 23-07-2015 9:33pm

if you're in the aherlow area i'd recommend you try ballinacourty house. Its on the bansha rd from lisvernane first left and signposted well. They've 2 menus 22.50 or 32.50 for starter/main course/dessert/tea or coffee. house wine is about 12 a bottle. It's busy so You'd wanna be booking it soon for sat. I eat there with the OH about once every 6 weeks!!

I'd echo whats been said already about the Bailey in Cashel. Can be busy in the pub section, and if you're unlucky you might have to eat at a raised table on a stool which for me isn't on. I think the atmosphere isn't great in the restaurant in the back. They can be bloody slow too. But the food's great.

Obviously chez hans is THE spot but is seriously pricey. I've eaten there about 5 times and while it is nice, lovely setting etc...I dont think it's worth it..
Then again it's always busy so that speaks for itself!!

Alun · 24-07-2015 8:07am

digzy wrote: »

if you're in the aherlow area i'd recommend you try ballinacourty house. Its on the bansha rd from lisvernane first left and signposted well. They've 2 menus 22.50 or 32.50 for starter/main course/dessert/tea or coffee. house wine is about 12 a bottle. It's busy so You'd wanna be booking it soon for sat. I eat there with the OH about once every 6 weeks!!

Yes, I saw the signs for that, and also the Aherlow House Hotel, when we were there the other day sussing out our route. We're starting at the Clydagh Br. car park so it's nice and close by, but I can't predict accurately enough what time we'll be back at the cars, so it'd be difficult to make a booking.

digzy · 24-07-2015 9:30am

Alun wrote: »

Yes, I saw the signs for that, and also the Aherlow House Hotel, when we were there the other day sussing out our route. We're starting at the Clydagh Br. car park so it's nice and close by, but I can't predict accurately enough what time we'll be back at the cars, so it'd be difficult to make a booking.

yeah, you'd wanna be able to book ballinacourty. I'd be surprised if you could 'walk in' on Sat. They've a second room downstairs though. However, the atmosphere is poor enough there. food's great though. Brazils in Tipp town is very good but you'd be there 2 hours if you'd all the courses. O'Neills in thomastown has a great name-personally I don't go there as the menu doesn't appeal to me.

GoldFour4 · 24-07-2015 10:23am

You could try feehans on the main street too. Really nice pub food in there.

The Woodcock · 24-07-2015 4:20pm

The Brian Boru across the road from Baileys is flourishing under new management. There's good food to be had there at reasonable prices. Baileys is very nice too but would be more expensive. Feehans is also well worth a look.

Alun · 24-07-2015 4:23pm

The Woodcock wrote: »

The Brian Boru across the road from Baileys is flourishing under new management. There's good food to be had there at reasonable prices. Baileys is very nice too but would be more expensive. Feehans is also well worth a look.

Thanks, I noticed that on Streetview when I was looking around. We're basically just looking for a drink and something to eat before heading off back to Dublin, so we're not looking at spending too much money or time to be honest.

Xenophile · 24-07-2015 8:14pm

The place just up your street is Hannigans Ladywell Street. just down from the petrol station on the old Dublin Road, totally informal,quality food at good value.

Give them a call 062 61737. Would like if some people in the know would endorse this.

GoldFour4 · 24-07-2015 8:26pm

Xenophile wrote: »

The place just up your street is Hannigans Ladywell Street. just down from the petrol station on the old Dublin Road, totally informal,quality food at good value.

Give them a call 062 61737. Would like if some people in the know would endorse this.

It hasn't been Hannigans in years and years. It's gone through a lot of owners since. I think Fahy is the current name over the door. Not sure what the standard is like there as I'd usually eat down the main street. Hannigans was lovely little cosy spot back in the day though I must say.

Alun · 24-07-2015 8:30pm

malistheman wrote: »

It hasn't been Hannigans in years and years. It's gone through a lot of owners since. I think Fahy is the current name over the door. Not sure what the standard is like there as I'd usually eat down the main street. Hannigans was lovely little cosy spot back in the day though I must say.

That would explain why I can't find it on Google Streetview at all

I think we've got plenty to go on now, thanks everybody.

All that matters now is for the weather to stay fine up in the Galtees all day

icjzfmq7ewon1t · 24-07-2015 8:44pm

Yes its Fahys now and I'd highly recommend it.

Xenophile · 24-07-2015 9:27pm

malistheman wrote: »

It hasn't been Hannigans in years and years. It's gone through a lot of owners since. I think Fahy is the current name over the door. Not sure what the standard is like there as I'd usually eat down the main street. Hannigans was lovely little cosy spot back in the day though I must say.

Yes it's Fahy's and as far as I know the owner is the chef . I have eaten there lately and found it excellent.

Alun · 25-07-2015 10:25pm

Had a great day in the Galtees ... No rain!

Went to Bailey's as it was the first place we got to coming into town. Food was great and good value. Very pleased, will go again if we're in the area.

Xenophile · 25-07-2015 10:38pm

Alun wrote: »

Had a great day in the Galtees ... No rain!

Went to Bailey's as it was the first place we got to coming into town. Food was great and good value. Very pleased, will go again if we're in the area.

Thanks for feed back, glad you had a nice day in Tipp.

callaway92 · 26-07-2015 12:00am

Alun wrote: »

Had a great day in the Galtees ... No rain!

Went to Bailey's as it was the first place we got to coming into town. Food was great and good value. Very pleased, will go again if we're in the area.

Good stuff. Bailey's is v. nice

PacMan · 30-07-2015 11:02pm

Xenophile wrote: »

Yes it's Fahy's and as far as I know the owner is the chef . I have eaten there lately and found it excellent.

I had heard very good reports about Faheys, and the place was very busy the afternoon I called in.
Disapointed with the food, and the service was not at all good.
As i said, it was busy, but it is the busy tourist season.
Will give it another try another day, as It is unfair to base an opinion about food and service based on one visit.

Feehans is excellent for food, and as mentioned already it does get very busy.
Same for Cafe Hanz, also excellent and also busy.

giveitholly · 02-02-2018 10:47pm

so i will be passing through cashel next friday and will be stopping for something to eat,Just wondering if there is anywhere else people would recommend to eat in,isn't baileys closed?

Ted_YNWA · 03-02-2018 1:45pm

giveitholly wrote: »

so i will be passing through cashel next friday and will be stopping for something to eat,Just wondering if there is anywhere else people would recommend to eat in,isn't baileys closed?

Feehan's does nice food. On the main street.

Eireog1 · 03-02-2018 2:00pm

No Baileys isn't closed. There is Brian Boru's, Baileys, Mikey Ryans, Feehan's, Cafe Hans, Lady'well, O'Neills, & Fahey's to choose from. There is also a thai a indian and a chinese to choose from.

callaway92 · 03-02-2018 3:00pm

giveitholly wrote: »

so i will be passing through cashel next friday and will be stopping for something to eat,Just wondering if there is anywhere else people would recommend to eat in,isn't baileys closed?

Bailey's isn't closed. It's my fave place in Cashel by a mile!

giveitholly · 03-02-2018 10:51pm

callaway92 wrote: »

Bailey's isn't closed. It's my fave place in Cashel by a mile!

thanks might give it a try,is that down near pat fox's pub?

Eireog1 · 03-02-2018 10:52pm

Ya just next door to Pat Foxes.

giveitholly · 04-02-2018 12:06am

Eireog1 wrote: »

Ya just next door to Pat Foxes.

Thanks

giveitholly · 11-02-2018 10:28am

So went to baileys and delighted I did,lovely food and would definitely recommend it

Places to eat in Cashel

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