Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Youghal

"Here’s a lovely hideaway a few kilometres from the city centre, with a sprawling 18 acres (7ha) of woodlands and gardens. There are 93 rooms, from deluxe to full-blown master suites, most of them with balconies and verandas overlooking the gardens. The Art Deco-informed Bellini’s Restaurant is the place for elegant dining, on seafood chowder and Dover sole."

"This hotel with spa offers great spa treatments and allows you to combine great food with a nice stay and a great spa. At the Maryborough spa you will be able to receive multiple bookable treatments such as massages and facials. The spa is located in the Maryborough Hotel which is a gorgeous Irish estate in Cork."

"A Georgian gem set in 14 acres of serene woods and rolling gardens, the privately owned Maryborough Hotel & Spa combines a core period-mansion with a fully modern extension for the best of both worlds. Cork’s bustling city-centre is a mere 15 minutes away."

"Situated in the oldest surviving structure still in use in the city of Cork, this brunch spot is sure to delight foodies and historians alike. Offering brunch every day until 12pm, this Mediterranean inspired café is sure to tickle your fancy. Try their potato and kale boxty which comes with poached eggs and some delicious, local black pudding!"

"Next up is arguably one of the most unique Cork breakfast spots. I’m talking, of course, about the Castle Cafe. Situated in Blackrock Castle which is the oldest surviving structure in the city of Cork, the Castle Café is a Mediterranean café that attracts hungry patrons for breakfast and brunch."

"At the Garryvoe youll find a choice of intimate and spacious public rooms, all with direct sea views; sincere, attentive and friendly service;large, bright, family-sized guest rooms; dining options and times to suit everyone in the group; free WI-FI; a fabuloushealth clubandswimming poolan. Garryvoe, East Cork, Co."

"Facing a popular mixed pebble-sand beach, the Garryvoe Hotel maximises beautiful views with interior comfort and tranquility. It has been in the same family for more than 50 years, and guests can expect attention to detail and high-level service."

"TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING The Cronin family’s Victorian pub on the harbour front has been in the family since 1970, when it was bought by Denny and Jo Cronin. The current owners are Denis and Caroline Cronin who took over from Denis's p ..."

"Welcome to the 4 Star Bayview at Ballycotton East Cork Hotel, a Manor House Hotel nestled cliffside in the beautiful village of Ballycotton, in the south of Ireland. Regarded as one of the finest hotels in East Cork, the Bayview Hotel romantically overlooks miles of spectacular coastline, in the centre of the small unspoilt fishing village of Ballycotton. Address: Ballycotton, Co."

"Last but not least we have Tir na Si farm which is open for families on Thursdays and Fridays from 10am to 2pm and on Saturdays for birthday parties and booked events. You can follow the nature trail, meet the friendly farm animals, visit the vegetable garden or find the fairies, there really is so much to see and do. You can also take a spin on the Farm Express Train or maybe a trip on the horse and cart followed by a game of mini golf."

"Four star Clayton Hotel Silver Springs, set in stylish terraced grounds, combines classic elegance with contempoary design. The marble entrance gives a striking introduction and exudes eleganace from the moment you arrive. With over 100 guest rooms, superb cuisine, versatile conference facilities, fully equipped leisure facility and exceptional service the Clayton Hotel Springs has everything you need to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible and all within 5 minutes drive of the city centre."

"Clayton Hotel Silver Springs is a recently renovated, 4 star, located just outside Cork city centre combines classic elegance with contemporary design. The hotel boasts elegance, accommodation and excellent conference facilities making it a perfect destination for business and leisure visitors to Cork"

"When you reach this forested glen, a 15-minute drive from central Cork, it’s hard to believe you’re so close to the city. Known locally as ‘Mangala’, this woodland escape offers an impressive array of wild flora and fauna – including herons, otters and brown river trout. Once overgrown and uninhabitable, these woods have been reclaimed by locals, who constructed a relatively new walking route that now zigzags across the river and through the forested foothills."

"Definitely make time to visit the impressive St. Colman's Cathedral, and I also recommend going to the Titanic Experience. Cobh was the final port the Titanic stopped in before making its fateful way across the Atlantic (back then, the town was called Queenstown). The small Titanic Experience museum (which is housed in the former White Star Line Ticket Office) is very well done, and tells the story of the Titanic and the 123 passengers who boarded the ship in Cobh."

"The Cathedral Church of St Colman, usually known as Cobh Cathedral, sometimes as Queenstown Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Cobh, Ireland. It is the cathedral church of the Diocese of Cloyne. It overlooks Cork harbour from a prominent position."

"Ballyhooly Castle is a beautiful 17th-century manor house that is situated in the north of County Cork; one of the main reasons in which the castle is famous is for the ‘Ballyhooly Massacre’, which occurred during the Irish Civil War, even though just one person was killed. Today, the castle grounds are open to the public; many visitors are attracted to the peaceful atmosphere of the village and the beautiful scenery. Where: BallyhoolyWhen: 17th centuryStyle: GothicOpen for visit: Private Residence – can only visit the grounds."

"Today, you can find Nando’s restaurants, their addictive sauces and tasty grocery range right around the world. Whether you’re a first-time visitor, or an old friend, they can’t wait to welcome you and serve you a delicious fix of PERi-PERi!"

"The bakers in SuperValu in Cobh have been busy this morning, as fresh pancakes are available to pick up in store all day today. Call in for your fresh pancakes tomorrow 5 for €3!. 🥞😍#GarveysSuperValu#Cobhpic.twitter.com/pcTqBaYCeF"

"TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING The Cronin family’s Victorian pub on the harbour front has been in the family since 1970, when it was bought by Denny and Jo Cronin. The current owners are Denis and Caroline Cronin who took over from Denis's p ..."

"Here’s a lovely hideaway a few kilometres from the city centre, with a sprawling 18 acres (7ha) of woodlands and gardens. There are 93 rooms, from deluxe to full-blown master suites, most of them with balconies and verandas overlooking the gardens. The Art Deco-informed Bellini’s Restaurant is the place for elegant dining, on seafood chowder and Dover sole."

"This hotel with spa offers great spa treatments and allows you to combine great food with a nice stay and a great spa. At the Maryborough spa you will be able to receive multiple bookable treatments such as massages and facials. The spa is located in the Maryborough Hotel which is a gorgeous Irish estate in Cork."

"A Georgian gem set in 14 acres of serene woods and rolling gardens, the privately owned Maryborough Hotel & Spa combines a core period-mansion with a fully modern extension for the best of both worlds. Cork’s bustling city-centre is a mere 15 minutes away."

"Situated in the oldest surviving structure still in use in the city of Cork, this brunch spot is sure to delight foodies and historians alike. Offering brunch every day until 12pm, this Mediterranean inspired café is sure to tickle your fancy. Try their potato and kale boxty which comes with poached eggs and some delicious, local black pudding!"

"Next up is arguably one of the most unique Cork breakfast spots. I’m talking, of course, about the Castle Cafe. Situated in Blackrock Castle which is the oldest surviving structure in the city of Cork, the Castle Café is a Mediterranean café that attracts hungry patrons for breakfast and brunch."