Cheap Places to Eat in Waterford

"Theme: Thai & Vietnamese Website:www.sabai.ieEmail: info@sabai.ie Phone: + 353 (0) 51 858 002 Opening Hours: Tues - Fri 12.30pm - 2.30pm (Lunch), 5.30pm to 10pm (Dinner)Sat 5.30pm - 10pm, Sunday Lunch 1pm - 5pm, Dinner 5pm - 9pm Early Bird: Early bird menu from €20.16 served 5.30pm to 7pm Tues to Sat and until 10pm Sunday. Extra:Tasting Menu - Try a selection of our dishes €28.80 per person minimum 2 people (4 courses) Served 5.30pm to 10pm.2 Course Lunch available for €14.35."

"Location: The Mall, Waterford Telephone: +353 (0)51 858002 Set in a beautiful Georgian building in the heart of Waterford's historic quarter next to the Waterford Crystal Visitor Centre, Sabai offers a mouthwatering range of thai and vietnamese cuisine. With a range of good value menus for both lunch and dinner, it is the perfect place to relax after a days sightseeing."

"We can’t finish without giving a mention to the Sabai Thai and Vietnamese Restaurant at Derrynane House in the Mall. Open daily except Mondays, this traditional Restaurant is renowned for its authentic Asian cuisine. Owned by Waterford natives Catherine and Seamus Heffernan, the kitchen staff include head chef Nukum who brings his vast culinary expertise to Waterford."

"38 Barronstrand Street, Waterford X91 W86N IrelandAmerican, Irish, Fast FoodLunch, DinnerTakeout, Delivery, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Free Wifi[email protected]+353 51 854 521http://supermacs.ie/store/barronstrand-street/. Supermac’s restaurant in Waterford city centre is on Barron Strand Street, in Red Square, the heart of the city. The restaurant includes a Papa John’s pizza outlet and a pizza delivery in Waterford and the local area is available."

"Where gin meets the south east coast, Davy Macs is going to make you one happy traveler if you’re into this al la mode spirit and if you’re not I doubt you’ll find it hard to be convinced!. The first ever dedicated gin bar in the south east, Davy Macs won the Irish over by serving up the best expressions of gin throughout the Emerald Isle. They were awarded the best place to have a classic fresh gin and tonic."

"How about a traditional Irish pub with a bit of a modern twist?. Located on John’s Avenue, on the outside, Davy Mac’s Bar looks like any traditional Irish cottage but inside it’s a lovely old tavern. Sit by the old stove, admire the antique beer taps and the memorabilia covering the walls."

"Itty Bittys is a gorgeous pub and cocktail bar on Bank Lane, off The Mall. Open for dinner and light bites it’s a special place to grab a cocktail and socialise. There’s an upstairs bar and DJ for disco lovers while diners and drinkers can be found on the famous Roof Terrace – arguably the sunniest spot in the city!"