The Definitive Limerick Restaurant and Takeaway Thread

'Tis good. Wide menu too, and a good restaurant space. Much better use of the room than the previous restaurant.

TGTG (too good to go) app. For people who are regular users in Limerick what are your recommendations? I notice there is a new bakery based in the Crescent on it - are their bags mainly sweet or savoury

Staff thing bull?

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Hi Everyone!

I am a Masters student in the University of Limerick and a couple of colleagues and I are doing market research on the night-life in Limerick and if late-night cafes are feasible within the city.

If anyone here would like to answer the survey below it would be very helpful.

Also if anyone has other input into the matter, such as safety issues, particular cafes that it could work with, transport issues, alcohol culture and the expense of 'pub-life', and if entertainment would be influential do the over all decision of choosing a café, over a pub.

Thank you in advance for your time.

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Melody is somewhere really nice that's a bit more casual than your average restaurant. Oahu are doing evenings now with a similar casual atmosphere.

D'oh pizza would be a good spot for that too. Taikichi next door is amazing but small so depends how many friends.

All are based in the same area as the majority of pubs.

Food in Bobby's under the Byrnes was the absolute epitome of blandness. Typical unimaginative rip off pub food.

Bobby Byrnes has a menu from 2005, it is like a time capsule. It's the most basic pub food yet they brand themselves as a gastro pub with great food.

random one but does the guy still sell hot dogs outside teds/o connell street adter club hours. He had some business back in the day. Think i last saw him around 2008 but havent been out in limerick much since

when u say long gone do you mean 15 to 17 years or like 5

fast Eddie was great if you liked hot dogs to go without the rush of late night places of Supermacs. Abra. Mcds. Burger King woking. Etc

He was a really good bloke👍

His burgers and Tacos were top notch .
Nights out always finished with a Fast Eddie feed … or a hot chicken sambo in Javas on Catherine Street 😋

Halcyon days

Interesting little Indian restaurant in the parkway called Chatori. It's part of an Indian grocery shop. Almost like a carvery style where the food is prepared already. Tried a few different dishes. All very tasty. Quite cheap (mostly vegetarian from I saw which keeps the prices down I guess). 7 euro for a decent sized portion of potato curry and rice for example.

O&F on Little Catherine St. is the most old school these days.

Nothing too outrageous about Wildberry either. If I had to take my granny for coffee I'd gk there.