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"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."

"19 The Mall, Waterford X91 RP38 IrelandThai, AsianLunch, DinnerTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service, Highchairs Available[email protected]+353 51 858 002http://www.sabai.ie/"

"This upmarket gastro bar and restaurant is certainly one of the best in Waterford. The all-in-one venue offers everything from lunchtime snacks to late night pursuits, with a rooftop terrace and nightclub on-site. From live traditional music to some of the freshest seafood in all of the city, The Reg is one of the best bars in Waterford."

"It boasts 5 bars and has a roof-top terrace that looks so inviting in the sunshine. The ground floor terrace looks over Reginald’s Tower. It is an old-style craft bar and has music from Sunday to Thursday nights."

"Theme: Gastro Bar & Seafood Restaurant Website:www.thereg.ie/Email: info@thereg.ie Phone: +353 (0) 51 583 000 Early Bird: Early Bird Specials Mon-Thurs in the Gastro Bar from 5pm - 7pm."

"This laid-back pub in Waterford is a family-run establishment. In operation since 1759, it is safe to say this is truly a local’s spot with an all-welcome policy. Seeing as it is a slight bit off the beaten track, visitors can expect a more low-key vibe while friends challenge each other over games of snooker and couples cosy up in intimate snugs."

"Established in 1759, the walls of Henry Downes & Co. could tell a few tales!. This unique pub is one of the few remaining that bottle their own whiskey. It’s a little off-the-beaten-path on Thomas Street (behind Dooley’s Hotel on the Quay)."

"Opened in 1797, this is considered to be Waterford’s best pub. Even though there are no amenities, the pub appeals to people of all ages with different tastes. Whether they are into theater, hip hop, or Jazz, Downes is a popular highlight."

"Sinnotts is a highly popular late night bar/ nightclub which is situated at ground level in Waterford. Located in Waterford City Centre just by the junction of John Street, the Manor and Parnell Street, Sinnotts Bar benefits from frontage onto both Manor and John’s Street."

"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."

"The Rock of Cashel is one of Ireland's most spectacular historic sites: a prominent green hill, banded with limestone outcrops, rising from a grassy plain and bristling with ancient fortifications. Sturdy walls circle an enclosure containing a complete round tower, a 13th-century Gothic cathedral and the finest 12th-century Romanesque chapel in Ireland, home to some of the land's oldest frescoes.It's a five-minute stroll from the town centre up to the Rock, from where fantastic views range over the Tipperary countryside."

"From Waterford, make a slight detour to the northwest in order to visit one of my favorite sites in Ireland: the Rock of Cashel. Located in County Tipperary, the Rock of Cashel is a hilltop complex that might be one of the more photogenic places I've visited in Ireland. The Rock of Cashel – also called St. Patrick's Rock – was the seat of the Kings of Munster until it was eventually handed over to the church after the Norman invasion. Today, the site consists of mostly ruins – but the ruins are super impressive."

"One at the Rock of Cashel and the next just outside Cork city at Blarney Castle where you can kiss the famous Blarney Stone. This route will lead you by both sites."

"Although Lismore Castle itself is not open to the public, the 3 hectares of ornate and manicured gardens are well worth a visit. Thought to be the oldest landscaped gardens in Ireland, they are divided into the walled Jacobean upper garden and the less formal lower garden, the latter dotted with modern sculpture including two chunks of the Berlin Wall. Highlights include a splendid yew walk where Edmund Spenser is said to have written The Faerie Queen."