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Restaurants - South East Wicklow

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  • 03-08-2010 9:54am
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    donaghs
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    Hi, Just wondering if anyone can recommend any restaurants to eat out in that part of Wicklow? Roughly between Aughrim, Avoca and Arklow? And, also places that would be open mid-week as from experience I notice some places more often closed mid-week due to falling trade.

    Thanks! Donagh.


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    donaghs
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    No ideas anyone? This thread has been handy:
    "Wicklow Restaurants - Have your say" http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055866073

    But anything more specific would also be appreciated!:)

    I think the Woodenbridge Hotel is one place that appears to come recommended?


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    [Deleted User]
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    You'll have to broaden your scope a little more as Arklow isn't famed for it's restaurants.
    The park is the only good one in the town...though there are a few aisan restaurants that aren't bad.
    So familiarize yourself with a local taxi company!

    You could try marfield house on the courtown road in Gorey or [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]IL Mulino in courtown itself.

    I'm not too sure about the woodenbridge,it used have a good italian in a separate building by the river but it may have closed.
    You should ring them to see.
    I wouldn't be looking forward to their in house restaurant,I've heard it's not great.
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    Willard
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    Hi donaghs, theres a few that spring to mind;if you spin down as far as gorey there is kathy dalys & Eco, both good value & good food. where as if your looking for more daytime meals There is the stonecutter in aughrim i hear is nice & "The coffee Shop" in tinahealy which is quite a nice little place.


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