Cheap Places to Eat in Carlow

"Located on Kilkenny’s historic Parliament Street, just a short walk from Kilkenny Castle, La Rivista offers fine contemporary, Italian & Irish fusion cooking to suit all tastes & budgets. They are to open for Take Away & Weekend Catering every Tuesday to Sunday from 5.00pm to 7.30pm. Choose from a wide range of Pizzas, Pastas, Lasagnes, Burgers and Wings, Kids Meals, Sides and their famous desserts!"

"Wine and beer also available for collection with food orders. Pizza, burgers, pastas, wings, desserts and more with a handy meal deal available as well including two 12″ pizzas, two cheesecake desserts and a bottle of wine for €40. Childrens menu and vegan options also available."

"Easy to spot with its smart black exterior and gold lettering above the welcoming big windows, there' s always a buzz at this charming Italian restaurant which is run with warmth and professionalism by owners Therese Maguire (head chef) and Jenny Quinn ..."

"Enjoy sharing a few ‘catch up’ drinks in one of the colourful huts in Sullivan’s Taproom. Fun and casual is the order of the day here, and coupled with tasteful outdoor lighting, Sullivan’s will strike just the right note for those who want to escape to the outdoors this Summer!!. Visit: www.sullivanstaproom.com"

"All outdoor pods are now fully heated allowing you to stay warm & cosy while you dine outdoors. As we are currently operating within the level 3 COVID guidelines please book ahead. Open daily from 1pm for lunch and dinner."

"When it comes to brunch the key essential is the bread on any plate. Aran Artisan Bakery & Bistro serves delicious brunches served with seasonal local produce and stone baked breads with natural Irish ingredients. Combine that with the very best of local produce from bacon, eggs, freshly made pastries and you have the perfect Brunch compliments of the folk at Aran!"

"Bart Pawlukojc and his wife Nicole Server-Pawlukojc brought a wealth of experience at top restaurants in Europe and beyond when they settled in Kilkenny and opened their superb bakery and daytime restaurant, Arán Artisan Bakery & Bistro, in ..."

"Royal Spice is generally considered to be the finest Indian restaurant in Kilkenny. Having opened in 2009 it quickly developed a strong reputation for high quality food and excellent service. Using authentic Indian cooking methods in tandem with the freshest local Irish ingredients, the Royal Spice has gone from strength to strength, and earlier this year it moved to a larger building to accommodate more guests."

"2 Water Gate | Gardens, Kilkenny R95 K72D, IrelandWheelchair Accessible, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Delivery, Takeout, Reservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit CardsIndian, Asian, Healthy, Balti, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsDinnerHK$165 - HK$228+353 56 778 6010"

"Royal Spice are now doing online ordering only with a revised menu service available for collection or delivery via RoyalSpice.ie or or Just Eat. Dishes available include masala, jalfrezi, korma, bhuna and sies of rice and breads."

"The Smithlands Centre 1 Waterford Road Loughboy, Kilkenny R95 W95T IrelandItalian, Pizza, Mediterranean, EuropeanLunch, Dinner, Brunch, DrinksDelivery, Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Table Service, Seating[email protected]+353 56 777 2000http://www.primorestaurant.ie"

"On Waterford Road in Loughboy, Primo serves delicious authentic Italian food and have a very family-friendly environment. They make their own dough on site fresh every day. There is a kid’s menu available with a main, dessert and drink for €8.95."

"Primo reopened for business on 13 April and are now operating seven days from 4pm to 11pm. You can call in advance to 056 7772111. Safety measures are in place outside for queuing."

"Langtons Takeaway on John Street are open for orders from 12:15 – 8:30pm 7 days a week. They offer a collection or delivery service. You can also head online to www.langtonstakeaway.com right now and pre-book your slot for any of these days."

"Eating at Langtons on John Street Lower is an unapologetically indulgent experience, set in elegant confines. With three classy bars to choose from and even a tea and wine room, you’re spoilt for choice if you find yourself in this particular part of town. The award-winning restaurant showcases traditional Irish and international cuisine using premium locally sourced ingredients."

"By the north bank of the River Nore is a 16th-century tower left over from a Medieval hospital set up around the 13th century. The heavily fortified hospital was positioned outside the centre of Kilkenny and mainly treated lepers. The name “Maudlin” comes from Mary Magdalene, as leprosy was a disease generally associated with prostitution in Medieval times."

"Address: Irishtown, Kilkenny, Republic of Ireland, IE Tel: +353 056 776 4971 The second-largest cathedral in Ireland, this stunning medieval landmark was constructed 800 years ago, is a major visitor draw, and has been in regular use since its founding. Careful restoration over the years has ensured that the cathedral remains well-preserved. Situated next-door is a 9th-century Round Tower, which measures around 30 metres / 100 feet in height and when climbed, gives magnificent views of the city and surrounding countryside."

"On an ancient spot where there has been a church since the 500s, St Canice’s Cathedral is an Early Gothic monument from the 13th century. At 68 metres it’s the second longest cathedral in Ireland and both its architecture and fittings will keep you rapt for good hour or two. Outside you’ll notice the faux battlements that give the cathedral a fortified air."

"In the 6th century a monastery was built on the site of the cathedral by St Canice, who is Kilkenny’s patron saint. There used to be a wooden church which apparently was burned down in 1087. The round tower is located just outside the cathedral and is the oldest building on the site."

"Perched dramatically at a strategic height and commanding a crossing on the River Nore, Kilkenny Castle dominates the "High Town" of Kilkenny City. After many facelifts over the centuries, Kilkenny Castle today exhibits a blend of architectural styles. It is one of the best tourist attractions in Kilkenny."

"One of Ireland's most magnificent landscaped gardens, Altamont covers 16 hectares on the banks of the River Slaney, with carefully selected plantings arranged in naturalistic settings where peacocks, swans, squirrels and wild hare abound, surrounding an ornamental water-lily lake. The gardens are off the N80 at Kilbride Cross, 24km southeast of Carlow town."

"The original house was built between 1594 and 1610 and was the home of landowner and Mayor of Kilkenny City, John Rothe Fitz Piers, his wife and their children. It is the only example of an early 17th-century merchant’s townhouse in Ireland and it’s a gorgeous place to visit and take pictures. They have a perfect recreation of the original Rothe Garden as they discovered the archaeological remains of the gardens original layout and used popular plants and flowers of the time to recreate it."

"Built by John Rothe between 1594 and 1610 Rothe House is one of the finest examples in Ireland of a Tudor era merchant’s house. Now owned by Kilkenny Archaeological Society it houses a collection of Bronze Age artifacts, ogham stones and period costumes. The Garden is a recreation of a historic garden from the 17th century and is the only urban garden of this period which is open to the public."