Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Adare

"The Georgian Custom House in Newtown Pery contains a riveting collection of historical artefacts and art donated by the antique dealer and antiquarian John Hunt. Like the best museums the Hunt is a big mishmash, with more than 2,500 objects, as diverse as an Ancient Egyptian amulet, paintings by Renoir, Gauguin and Picasso, a bronze horse attributed to Leonardo da Vinci (but recently disproven) and tons of religious artefacts. One of the outstanding pieces is the Antrim Cross, made of bronze and enamel and produced in the 800s."

"This chicken and burger concept restaurant in Limerick City have a mouth-watering menu of delicious rotisserie chicken and beef burgers, as well as an array of ribs, chicken wings and salads. Known for its friendly service and children’s menu with a wide variety of options for even the fussiest little ones, Coqbull is a great option for a quick bite while you’re out with the kids or family lunch any day of the week."

"If you are a chicken wing enthusiast and haven’t sampled the wings here you are missing out. The food is real comfort food, with the likes of chicken, burgers, pizzas and pasta all included in their menu. It’s the perfect place for a well deserved comforting dinner after a long hard week."

"21/07/2021: Lovely food great prices and very friendly staff. 18/07/2021: I’ve been here twice now and I love it!. First time was September last year then second time was last month very kind and helpful staff food is delicious and their cocktails are incredible!"

"The Locke Bar is located in the heart of the Medieval Quarter in Limerick City. The Locke bar is open seven days a week from 9:00 am to 11:30 pm Monday to Thursday, 9:00 am to 12:30 am on Fridays, 10:00 am to 12:30 am on Saturdays and 10:00 am to 11:00 pm on Sundays. The Locke Bar has received many awards for its delicious food including ‘Dining Pub of the Year’, Limericks Best Gastro Pub’, ‘Ireland’s Best Tourist Bar’ and many more."

"Located on the heart of the river banks, The Locke is an iconic gastro experience in Limerick city. A small yet just enough menu that has all the classic breakfast or brunch choices you could want – a fry, breakfast muffin, eggs benedict or an omelette. They also have homemade granola if you’re feeling particularly healthy that day."

"This award-winning pub at the point of confluence between the Abbey River and River Shannon is one of Limerick´s oldest, dating back to 1724. Featuring an outdoor area, the Locke is known for its Ocean Fresh Seafood Menu and daily specials. Traditional Irish Music & Dance event daily from 9pm to 11pm."

"If you’re looking for Insta-worthy food, venue and location then look no further than House. Located on the banks of the River Shannon, House is a relatively new addition to Limerick’s foodie scene. Their brunch menu deserves a solid 10/10."

"Head down to 35 O’Connell St and you can visit Taikichi, the best Japanese restaurant in Limerick. Specialising in sushi, it is traditional Japanese style bistro with a large menu. Open Saturday to Sunday, 12pm to 10.30pm, you can see some experienced chefs in action who use local ingredients, as you choose something for lunch or dinner, a dessert or some wine, or if you want some take-out."

"If Sushi is more your style, why not pop into one of Limerick’s few sushi restaurants?. Taikichi is situated right in the middle of O’Connell Street next to Mr. Simm’s sweet shop. As soon as you walk in the door, you feel as if you’ve been transported to Japan with beautiful interior decoration and the waiting staff dressed in Japanese style uniforms."

"At Taikichi in O’Connell Street, there’s a huge range of Japanese food to choose from. You might go for sushi, sashimi, bento or a big bowl of noodles. Vegans are wonderfully catered for here too, so it’s one to take a note of if you have a vegan or vegetarian in your party."

"The original Knappogue Castle was constructed in the year 1467 by Sean Mac Conmara, who was the son of Sioda Mac Conmara; it is a large medieval tower house, that originally served the purpose of a watchtower during the midst of much military conflict. During the 19th century, like many castles in Europe and Ireland, Knappogue Castle was restored into the style of the Gothic and Medieval era, after being acquired by Theobald Fitzwalter Butler, 14th Baron Dunboyne, in the year 1855; they spent a large amount of time renovating and restoring the castle, whilst also adding several additions to it, such as the drawing-room, the long room, and a west wing. Where: County Clare, IrelandWhen: 1467Style: MedievalOpen for visit: Yes, for more information check here."

"The Limerick Greenway is a 40km off-road walking and cycling route along an old railway line that connects the three market towns of Rathkeale, Newcastle West and Abbeyfeale in West Limerick."