Best Dinner Places to Eat in Tipperary

"Initially established as a personal collection, the 2000-plus items are from the private collection of the late John and Gertrude Hunt. Originally located at the University of Limerick the museum was later moved to its own premises in the Customs House of Limerick. One of the most lenient museums in the whole of Ireland you are allowed to open drawer and touch some of the artefacts."

"Hunt Museum located in the heart of Limerick City is located in the elegant eighteenth century Custom House provides an ideal setting for an enjoyable visit, where the riverside restaurant looks out over the Curragour Falls and the museums gift shop showcases a wide range of local and international crafts and gifts."

"Coqbull describes itself as, “a chicken and burger concept with its mouth-watering menu of delicious rotisserie chicken and gourmet beef burgers, as well as an array of tantalising cocktails and local craft beers”. When your friends suggest heading to Coqbull for dinner you can practically visualise the delicious burgers and wings they are famous for. Coqbull has a massive selection of both Irish beef & Chicken burgers."

"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."

"Sporting everything from fresh chicken breast to succulent Irish beef to tempura cod, Coqbull has a menu that sorts the boys from the men in the most delicious of ways. This is a burger fan's dream!. Low carb and gluten-free options are also available, meaning you can dine with no guilt."

"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."

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

"Café Allegro is a comfortable and relaxed venue located in the Foundation Building (University Concert Hall). A selection of salads, soups, coffee and confectionary are available daily."

"Maldron Hotel Limerick is one of the most conveniently located hotels in Limerick City, just off the Southern Ring Road and the M7. The hotel is also just 5 minutes drive from Limerick city centre with the Crescent Shopping Centre, Raheen Business Park and the Regional Hospital all in close proximity making it one of the best located hotels Limerick City.Maldron Hotel in Limerick City is the perfect choice whatever the reason for your visit to the Treaty City. One of the best hotels in Limerick, The Maldron boasts well appointed Limerick hotel accommodation, the superb Club Vitae Leisure Club, extensive dining options, high quality conference facilities and a wide range of guest facilities."

"Maldron Hotel Limerick is conveniently located directly off the N18 motorway from Shannon and is the ideal location for guests visiting Limerick city or using Limerick as a base for touring the southwest region."

"The Cornstore is an award-winning restaurant, having won the Munster Kids Size Me award, a joint initiative by the Restaurants Association of Ireland and the Nutrition and Health Foundation twice before. This restaurant prides itself on offering healthy options for children, rather than the traditional chicken nuggets or fish fingers. The kid’s menu at Cornstore is much more likely to feature mini versions of the adults nutritious and balanced meals."

"Don’t be put off by this gourmet bistro’s much-touted steak dishes – there’s plenty here for the less carnivorous patron, too. Organic and free range are watch-words here, and the reputation is spreading outside of its two city locations of Cork and Limerick. Big menu items – aside from the abundant steak and fish – include pumpkin gnocchi, mushroom tortellini, braised cabbage, asparagus crisps and twice-baked potatoes."

"A sister restaurant to Padraic Frawley's great dining venue The Cornstore in Cork (see entry), the same stylish mix of quality, accessibility and buzz works equally well in his home city. Steaks and seafood are the specialities, but there is m ..."

"The French Table is a quietly top-class spot overlooking the river, presenting a style of food that can be inferred easily from its name. From a popular French onion soup to rich chocolate mousse, there are plenty of veggie and vegan-friendly stop-offs in every course. Both the spiced couscous and the Pithivier (a kind of enclosed pie, in this case stuffed with cheese and mushroom) are excellent."

"Owned by Strasbourg born Thomas Fialon and his wife Deirdre & patronnedre who is from County Limerick, the couple met in Paris where they were both on work placement. Thomas moved to Ireland with Deirdre where they spent a few years working, before travelling to Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean."

"1 Steamboat Quay, Limerick, IrelandReservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and BeerFrench, European, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner+353 61 609 274"

"Free to enter, the Limerick City Museum is a diverting cabinet of curiosities, with interesting things from many different fields. You can inspect archaeological finds from the Stone Age and Iron Age, or the scabbard owned by the revolutionary Lord Edward FitzGerald that he used while resisting arrest when he was killed in 1798. There are 60,000 items in the museum’s collection, including blunderbuss guns from the 17th and 18th centuries, 200-year-old Limerick silver, clothes like a gentleman’s suit from 1706 and a piece of the Adare meteorite of 1813, the largest ever to hit the British Isles (as they were at the time)."

"The Limerick Museum is another city museum in Limerick and was founded in 1907 on Pery Square. It has moved to several locations since then and is currently located in the old Franciscans Friary on Henry Street. The museum has a collection of 60,000 objects gathered through donations, purchase and long-term loan."

"One of the best craft beer bars in Ireland, though, has to be Mother Mac’s in the Market Quarter. The building dates to 1787 and is part of Limerick’s history. It opened in its current form in 2015 and has become a craft beer destination and popular local pub."

"Located in the modern surrounds of the George Hotel with its buzzy vibe, great cocktails and sure fire culinary classics are sure to please everyone. Open seven days serving breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as bar snacks and sharing plates featuring the very best of ingredients from our amazing local artisan suppliers and producers. The contemporary bar offers an extensive selection of craft beers, gins and signature cocktails."

"You’ve experienced Italian cuisine before, now experience Da Vincenzo’s Food & Wine Hall at The George Limerick. Ciao, my name is Vincenzo, welcome to my restaurant. I was brought up in Italy in the tiny streets of Naples where I learned to perfect the art of great pizza & pasta at my grandmother’s knee."

"The Great National South Court Hotel is one of Limerick's best Business and Leisure Hotels and offers the perfect base to explore Limerick and the Shannon Region. With an enviable location, close to the City Centre, minutes from the motorway network and approximately 20 minutes from Shannon Airport, the Great National South Court Hotel also offers the convenience of ample free parking onsite for 400+ vehicles and complimentary Hi-speed Wi-Fi. The Great National South Court Hotel features 124 spacious bedrooms including 28 Lifestyle Suites designed by acclaimed designer Paul Costello."

"Thomond Park Stadium has incorporated a spectacular interactive museum that showcases the proud history and heritage of Munster Rugby including an impressive range of memorabilia such as the match ball from the famous victory against the All Blacks in 1978 and the 2006 Heineken Cup trophy. The Museum also contains fantastic interactive displays and touch screens suitable for all ages with a specially commissioned film titled “We are Munster” that portrays the tradition and history of the club and the unique bond that it shares with its loyal supporters. The stadium tour takes you to places that are only accessible to the players and officials on match days, so from a walk down the tunnel to a seat in the home dressing room, the stadium tour gives you the unique opportunity to experience how the Munster players feel on big match days."

"Anyone who knows anything about rugby will be well aware of Munster (The Red Army), one of the top teams in the Northern Hemisphere. Munster have won the European Rugby Champions Cup twice and the Pro14 three times, finishing runners-up in 2017 to Wales’ Scarlets. If you can get hold of tickets you’ll be treated to a high-quality match: In 2018 11 of the Irish National Team selected for the Six Nations were Munster players."