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Romantic Restaurant in Portlaoise

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  • 31-08-2015 10:08pm
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    highgiant1985
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    Hi, Can any one recommend a romantic restaurant in Portlaoise for dinner on a mid week night?

    From looking on line and checking a few other threads out I'm leaning towards Seasons but any other suggestions welcome.

    Its always good to get some local knowledge!


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    J_E
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    I'd recommend Seasons or Mayur. Emperor's House can also be nice for a quiet space but it's more a Sunday lunch sort of setting. There's a new wine bar nearby to both of those restaurants I mentioned that you could do also.


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    nasty_crash
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    the new wine bar has very limited food.... not great in anyways tbh


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    Hesh's Umpire
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    Has to be Seasons - there's nowhere else in the town even close.

    Mayur is fantastic, brilliant Indian food, but a bit hustle and bustle to be described as romantic!


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    Trabejo
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    Would you not take your partner outside of Portlaoise if you wanted a romantic evening? It would be a nice treat and there are some fantastic places in Dublin with competent chefs and more than affordable hotels.


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    Claude Burgundy
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    Trabejo wrote: »
    Would you not take your partner outside of Portlaoise if you wanted a romantic evening? It would be a nice treat and there are some fantastic places in Dublin with competent chefs and more than affordable hotels.

    Yes because if you want anything you have to go to Dublin:rolleyes:


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    sky6
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    The Ashling room in the Heritage in Killenard is very nice for a special night out. It has a lovely ambiance and the food is very high class if that's what you're looking for.


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