Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Limerick

"Although named for its benefactors, this museum, opened in 1997, is also a treasure hunt. Visitors are encouraged to open drawers and otherwise poke around the finest collection of Bronze Age, Iron Age, medieval and modern art treasures outside Dublin. Highlights include a Syracusan coin claimed to have been one of the 30 pieces of silver paid to Judas for his betrayal of Christ, a Renoir study, a Gauguin painting, a Giacometti drawing and works by Picasso and Jack B Yeats."

"Peruse the three collections of the Hunt Museum on your own time with this prepaid pass. The ticket is valid anytime during opening hours and allows independent travelers to explore at their leisure. The collection contains a variety of items from Ireland and across the world, from paintings to sculptures to other curiosities."

"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."

"This popular bar, with its riverside location in the heart of Limerick City and its convivial offering of food, drink and music, appeals to Limerick people and visitors alike. Conveniently located above the boats that make fast at the pontoon, R ..."

"Tucked away in the city centre, The Secret Courtyard at the George, Limerick’s best cocktails, pizza & burgers and great craft beers"

"This three-star hotel is one of the best hotels in Limerick, according to users on Booking.com. Located just under two kilometres from the city, the Woodfield House Hotel offers a city stay with a bit of distance from the hustle and bustle of it all. The hotel boasts an old-school hotel charm that warmly reminds us why hotels like this will never go out of fashion."

"At Bambu on O’Connell Street, the theme and stunning tastes of Eastern fusion cuisine is still apparent, but this time it’s a menu that offers both Thai and Indian dishes. Ideal for those times when one of you wants a Chicken Tikka while someone else is hankering after Tom Yum soup or duck with plum sauce!. As well as traditional choices, you’ll find regional specialties like the Murgh Jaipuri, an unusual but delicious dish of barbecue chicken served with mushrooms and tomatoes."

"Located just upstairs from the well renowned Texas Steak Out, it’s easy to find. For just €10 at lunch time you can get a starter, main course and drink which is great value for such good quality food!. It’s a perfect spot for a pit stop during a day of shopping in the city or as a place to start off a dinner and drinks date night."

"28 O'Connell Street, Limerick V94 FH02 IrelandIndian, Asian, ThaiDinner, DrinksTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service, Delivery, Wine and Beer, Digital Payments, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Non-smoking restaurants[email protected]+353 61 217 661http://www.bambu.ie"

"Crew Brewing Company is the newest addition to Limerick’s growing craft beer scene, opening its doors in 2020. Crew is the brainchild of three friends (Gareth, Jono, and Joel) from Belfast who have a passion for beer, sustainability, and supporting local businesses. Brewing their own beers on-site, the guys at Crew back up their beliefs by featuring several other independent Irish craft beers."

"A walk through history, the Cathedral is located in the quieter part of the city. As of present, the church has the tallest spiral in the whole of Ireland."

"Lough Gur Stone Circle is one of Ireland’s archaeological and historical gems. The beautiful and enchanted lake lies 21 km south east of Limerick city. From the level surrounding countryside it unfolds in beauty its placid waters and rugged hills – a fairyland of stone circles, ancient habitation sites, megalith tombs, crannogs and castles."

"This boutique town house is close to Limerick city centre and opposite Pery Square (Peoples’ Park). It offers free wired internet, luxury rooms and organic spa treatments. No. 1 Pery Square has elegant, modern rooms with big beds, bathrobes, slippers, safety deposit boxes and a CD collection."

"A stunning property occupying a large corner site on the city’s most gracious Georgian square - overlooking a leafy park and only a minute’s stroll away from the City Art Gallery - this is the luxurious boutique hotel that discerning visito ..."

"The Williamite War came to an end in this city in 1691 with the second Siege of Limerick. Catholic Irish and French Jacobite forces were eventually defeated by the Protestant Williamites, from Ulster, England, Scotland, the Netherlands and Denmark. The Treaty of Limerick was signed on 3 October 1691, and was a turning point in Irish history, leading to the “Flight of the Wild Geese”, when 24,000 Catholics left the country for France."

"Not an overly impressive sight in its own right, Limerick’s Treaty Stone symbolises an agreement that ended the Williamite War. The truce didn’t last for long, and the events that led to it still echo on. It’s not an overly impressive relic in its own right, but it has fantastic views, a plaque explaining the history (which dates back to 1691) and offers a real sense of stepping back in time."