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"Cork Road Unit 1, Manor Village, Waterford X91 YX36 IrelandChinese, AsianLunch, Dinner, Late NightTakeout, Buffet, Seating, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Digital Payments, Free Wifi, Accepts Discover, Table[email protected]+353 51 857 818http://www.imperialgarden.ie/"

"The tenth best hotel in Waterford, according to users on Booking.com is Treacy’s Hotel, Spa & Leisure Club. This three-star establishment sits right on the Waterford Quays, offering stunning views of the waterways. An on-site wellness centre and leisure club – including a 20-metre pool – ensures that this hotel is ideal for a weekend break."

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"Another timeless gem on O’Connell Street, Tully’s Bar has a traditional frontage and outdoor tables for resting your feet while sipping and supping. As well as liquid refreshment it has a fine menu of tasty dishes. Tully’s Bar does its own special label Growler bottles of beer (that’s around two pints) and whiskey miniatures (great for take-home gifts and souvenirs)."

"For an authentic old world atmosphere, J&K Walsh Victorian Pub and Grocers is a must-see on O’Connell Street. Check out the old wooden cabinets, brass scales and spice drawers, unchanged since 1899 when the place opened. This is one of Ireland’s finest intact examples, packed with original Victorian features."

"This local’s favourite may pose as a pretty unassuming option from the outside, but what lies beneath is one of Waterford’s top hidden gems. Late night liveliness is a given here as friends and strangers (aka friends you just don’t know) cheers pints of local ale and imported brew. Live music is also a common feat at Phil Grimes; just arrive early to snag a good seat."

"Phil Grimes is a genuine local boozer serving Irish and international craft beers that are not to be hurried. Located in historic Johnstown, it takes its name from the great 20th century Irish hurler who was born in the city and played for the Waterford Senior team. You can raise a glass and pay homage at this top public house with its cosy bar."

"The top-rated Olive Cafe on John Roberts Square is the place for curries lovers and those in search of a good breakfast or lunch. Brimming with atmosphere and a hub for local life, this popular cafe is open 9-5pm daily and closed on Sunday. In a fiercely competitive market, they pride themselves on serving divine coffee, delicious pastries and the best home-made food."

"If you love tapas, then you have to pay a visit to the Olive Tree tapas and wine bar. Ideal for a birthday or maybe a catch-up between old friends, the Olive Tree is warm and inviting with a menu filled with some of the tastiest tapas dishes and sharing boards I've ever had. A little pricey, but definitely worth it."

"has quickly established a strong reputation in the local area for quality and affordability. This is the only place in Waterford in which you can enjoy tapas, and the focus is on combining local culinary traditions with the established Spanish style. Thankfully it does not disappoint in any respect."