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recommendation for nice mussels?

  • 29-07-2013 5:33pm
    #1
    zweton
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    Hello,

    Bit of a strange one, but can anyone recommend a pub/restaurant in co.clare that does really nice(and good portions) of mussels? :)

    Thanks


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  • #2
    Lady Chatterton
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    My favourite place to enjoy seafood is 'Morans on the Weir' (Kilcolgan).

    http://www.moransoystercottage.com/


  • #3
    Carry
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    Linnane's Lobster Bar in New Quay (Ballyvaughan)

    http://www.linnanesbar.com/

    Absolutely gorgeous and with a stunning view.


  • #4
    zweton
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    linnanes it is, thanks guys:) I will try morans another time.


  • #5
    finbarrk
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    The Long Dock, Carrigaholt.
    http://www.thelongdock.com/carrigaholt_menus.htm


  • #6
    Akrasia
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    If you want nice mussels, you should do lots of press-ups :)


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  • #7
    dmc17
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    Akrasia wrote: »
    If you want nice mussels, you should do lots of press-ups :)

    Won't work. You'll still be hungry. :)


  • #8
    dr.fuzzenstein
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    Just been to Gallaghers of Bunratty and did indeed get the mussels as a starter and they where fantastic. And the monkfish was none too shabby either.
    http://www.gallaghersofbunratty.com/


  • #9
    Lady Chatterton
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    +1 for Linanne's in New Quay.

    I ate there this week and I was very impressed. We could actually see the fish being unloaded from the boat as we were ordering dinner. If you like good seafood, this is a great spot and it's reasonably priced too.


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