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Recommendations for a lunch place in Mullingar?

  • 05-03-2013 10:56am
    #1
    Rasmus
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    Anyone have a favourite lunch spot they would happily recommend? Never been to Mullingar but will be there briefly in a few weeks time : ).
    Criteria: family friendly, moderately priced, but no chippers or chinese takeaways!


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  • #2
    paultf
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    There are a few choices.

    The Mullingar Park Hotel is just off the dual carriage way. They do a buffet style lunch during the week and a full 3 course lunch on a Sunday. Lovely restaurant. (I don't think they do a lunch on a Saturday but there is some basic food available in the bar.) Maybe ring ahead to check?

    The Annebrook Hotel in the centre of town and beside the town park (children's playground and swimming pool). Traditional carvery.

    A new place in town is the Red Earth (clonmore industrial estste, near greyhound track). I have only been there once and I liked it. Food is good and a nice selection. Can be busy at lunch time so you might need to get there early.

    Also busy at lunch time is The Bakery on Dominick street. Relatively new but has a good reputation.


  • #3
    gymman39
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    the druids chair was lovely the last time i was there for a family meal


  • #4
    Dr Sunshine
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    Weekdays - Cons pub in Dominick Street does a very good lunch.


  • #5
    Rasmus
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    Thanks all. BTW it will be a Saturday that I'll be there.


  • #6
    MidlandsM
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    Red Earth....yum


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  • #7
    mandz
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    La Guitara do a great lunch menu, starter and main course with a drink/tea or coffee for €10. Think its 7 days a week too.


  • #8
    nice_guy80
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    Bríoche.

    yum, yum, yum


  • #9
    Gorteen
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    La Guitara........... can't be beaten for service, quality and tatse


  • #10
    Hermy
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    I would avoid the Annebrook based on a previous stay there.
    I have eaten more than once in the The Druids Chair, The Bakery and JB's Steakhouse and have never been disappointed.

    Genealogy Forum Mod



  • #11
    jjbrien
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    Danny Burns is always good nice cozy and great food.


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