Places to eat in Wexford

This is a country wide one, where are the good places to eat out in? If we get decent responses I can make some form of a sticky.

Drummerboy08

La Dolce Vita is very nice if you like your Italian food. If you just want something casual, i like Springsteens.

Actually, the Chinese in Rosslare Harbour is nice too.

mobby

The Hollow Bar just outside Ramsgrange great seafood dishes.

Badabing

The vine Thai restaraunt in Wexford town is lovely. Chans Chinease restaraunt aswell.

MrPreachan

Eco, reopening next Tuesday after 4-5 years, last place was class and I expect this will be the same, same management from what I hear. Top food, very fair prices.

Papa Rhodes in Ballycanew, ok, only for special treats but top class food at horrendous prices! Always try to visit it once or twice a year when I can afford it.

Depp

dont ever go to rams in ramsgrange

witchywoman

five star chinese , slaney street enniscorthy ... yummmmmyyyyy!!!!!

poppy123

I have to agree that the Vine is great. The italian in Enniscorthy is really good too, Via Veneto its called. Both of these places are my favourite.

moretothegirl

the royal garden chinese in gorey is fab

liamhero

the pplace on the quay in enniscorthy that mick wallice owens is nice!

Judgement Day

The Antique Tavern at the bottom of Slaney Street in Enniscorthy is good for pub lunches - friendly fast service - and good Guinness!

Sully

Nothing fancy but had a pizza and garlic bread in "Proper Pizza" in New Ross town last night. Pretty nice

wexican

Kin Khao Thai at the bottom of the Main Street in Gorey is incredible.

Eco at the top of Gorey's Main Street is also amazing.

Dinkie

The Yard and Spice are always good. Always need to request Spice to make the food a bit spicier though

Manzoor14

La Bodega on Anne Street, class Spanish food!!

DO'Carlo/Wex

Judgement Day wrote: »

The Antique Tavern at the bottom of Slaney Street in Enniscorthy is good for pub lunches - friendly fast service - and good Guinness!

Know the 2 owners well. Useta work together in a former-life. Well with one of them anyways.
Often wondered how many'd fit in to it?
Stop-off at Maloccos on way-up. They deliver too.

T.G Catter

Taste in Wexford town and The strand tavern in Duncannon. Both excellent.

chicklick

the galo grill in enniscorthy is fantastic. needs to be booked at weekends tho. maloccas in slaney street is probably the best take away food in ireland

parachutay_jump

the alamo in the riverside park hotel, enniscorthy is fcukin savage!!

Judgement Day

parachutay_jump wrote: »

the alamo in the riverside park hotel, enniscorthy is fcukin savage!!

You must have had limited exposure to good food if you rate The Alamo - a total kip - even Burger Mac is better!

bigron2109

Was in Taste a few weeks back and it was beautiful.The food was excellent and the presentation was top notch too.The value was very good too,with a two course meal and a drink for 2 coming to about 50 euro.Would certainlty reccomend it again.

johnnyboy08

Judgement Day wrote: »

You must have had limited exposure to good food if you rate The Alamo - a total kip - even Burger Mac is better!

Second that, the Alamo is poxy. Best place to eat in Enniscorthy at the moment is Anar Kali on Rafter St. After that I'd say Enoteca D'Alba on the quay. Via Veneto used to be decent but has cut back portions over the last year, their wine list is fantastic though.

In Wexford, the The Yard is really good, along with Spice although like another poster said, the food there is pretty mild for an Indian so I'd recommend asking for a little bit of kick in your food to bring it up to usual Indian standard.

Mahatma coat

T.G Catter wrote: »

Taste in Wexford town and The strand tavern in Duncannon. Both excellent.

Good th see that the strand has maintained its standards, absolutley Fvckin divine fish and chips the fish is so fresh its still flappin around on yer plate :D:D

johnnysmurfman

parachutay_jump wrote: »

the alamo in the riverside park hotel, enniscorthy is fcukin savage!!

Nonsense. It's an absolute kip, it's about as Mexican as Pat Kenny, the nachos are disgusting, the food is generally bland, uninteresting and I would prefer to eat a bag of chips sitting on the wall outside.

redfacedbear

johnnyboy08 wrote: »

In Wexford, the The Yard is really good

I was in The Yard at the weekend and was shocked at how bad the food was - it has really gone downhill if my last two visits are anything to go by (I used to love the place). Maybe it was bad luck with the chef who was on duty but the food was massively over seasoned. My beef bourginon was salty to the point of inedibilty and their spuds had such a kick of pepper that my 2 daughters couldn't eat them - very disappointed.

icanhearjimi

chicklick wrote: »

maloccas in slaney street is probably the best take away food in ireland

Its a good spot alright, the Spuntino in there is the business, but the chips are like a bag of soggy mashed spuds, fall apart, not cooked enough.

Darios beats it by a mile, havent been in since it re-opened though yet.

happyfriday

Aldridge Lodge in Duncannon is just amazing!! The food is really incredible and the atmosphere is lovely. If I lived in the area I'd be huge as I really would try and eat here every night. Book in advance though it's always very busy and they only do one sitting (which is great as they are never trying to rush you out the door)

cupcakes_mcgee

The restaurant in Kellys hotel in rosslare is very good. Maccari's takeaway has lovely chips.