Best Lunch Restaurants in Limerick

"Texas Steakout is a restaurant worth visiting in Limerick, as if offers the a section of delicious food all with wild west décor. Established in 1989 as Limerick’s first “steakout” restaurant, it has grown over the years, expanding so it can accommodate more people and to increase it’s range of food. They have lunch menus, dinner menus, kids menus and more, so you can easily find something to suit your current taste."

"When my boyfriend brought me to Texas Steakout for dinner at Christmas I have to admit, at first, I turned my nose up - I just didn't like the idea of the name. My judgement was quickly swayed when our food was put in front of us. It was absolutely delicious and came in at a very fair price."

"A popular coffee shop overlooking the Shannon River, Jack Monday’s varied menu and terrace from which you can ogle the city’s castle and bridges make it a fantastic morning stop off. The menu ranges from a few American imports (such as waffles and cream cheese bagels), wraps and beautiful coffee. They’re particularly known for their hot chocolate, which is rich and luxurious and comes with marshmallows floating on top, though you might need its warmth to cope with anything but the height of summer on the terrace."

"A boutique 12-bedroom property located in the heart of Limerick City. Lovingly restored, with original architectural features and stylish modern touches, this heritage townhouse is just the place for an urban luxury escape. Guests can choose between the Chic, Elegant or Suite bedrooms and avail of the Parlour Room hideaway and Rooftop garden to unwind."

"The Bedford Townhouse & Café is a boutique property set in the heart of Limerick. Among the various facilities are a gym and a roof garden. Free WiFi is available and The Hunt Museum is 500 metres away."

"1-2 Lower Glentworth Street, Limerick V94 WF63 IrelandAsian, Thai, HealthyLunch, Dinner, DrinksDelivery, Takeout, Reservations, Seating, Street Parking, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Free Wifi, Table Service[email protected]+353 61 591 043http://zozabb.ie"

"The Good Room in Adare was founded by Claire Staunton in 2009 with the aim of combining the elements of a café, a bistro and a bakery, put together in a very luxe, stylish room. Twelve successful years later The Good Room has become synonymous with locals and visitors alike for serving simple, uncomplicated food that’s bursting with flavour. Where possible, we cook and bake as much as we can in-house."

"Bakehouse 22 is located in the heart of the Old Limerick Quarter, 22 St Nicholas Street, surrounded by some of Limerick’s breath-taking urban art murals. Well worth the stroll over the Shannon, Bakehouse 22 offers great coffee and a friendly service. Unfortunately, the seated café area is closed due to restrictions, however they continue to serve their customers with a smile."

"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."

"Located by the River Shannon and Limerick city center, Clayton Hotel is an ideal accommodation is you’re looking for convenience and accessibility. Both idyllic and contemporary, Clayton Hotel provides cozy, spacious en suite rooms to guests, which are also well equipped. Most rooms have great views over the city and the River Shannon."

"On banks of River Shannon with stunning views, Clayton Hotel Limerick offers stylish, modern rooms, waterfront dining and leisure centre with indoor swimming pool, gym, Jacuzzi, steam room and sauna. Address: Steamboat Quay, Limerick , V94 H6HN"

"One of the most famous pubs in the whole of Ireland, Dolan’s Pub is known for housing some of the bets artists internationally like Villagers, Rodriquez and Gabriella, Hawk, Paul Brady- to name a few. The pub is always swarming with music enthusiasts and is known for their sold-our live performances. The place has a palatable food menu including breakfast, finger-foods and pre-gigs ...Read more"

"3-4 Dock Road, Limerick V94 VH4X, IrelandReservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Street Parking, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Outdoor Seating, Parking AvailableIrish, Bar, Pub, European, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, BreakfastHK$71 - HK$196+353 61 314 483"

"Limerick’s Catholic cathedral was conceived by the English architect Philip Charles Hardwick and completed in 1861. The 94-metre tower, a constant part of the city’s skyline, dates to 1882 and was built with limestone quarried not far away in Rosbrien. More than 130 years later it remains the tallest structure in Limerick."

"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."

"After going through a multimillion-euro upgrade, King John’s Castle is now one of the most modern castles in Ireland. With newly added interactive exhibitions, touch screen and CGI displays and a great new visitor centre, learning the history of a place has never been cooler. If you are travelling with your kids, the castle has projections that tell your kids more about the Norman Castles in the 13th century while you can listen to the in-depth archaeological facts about the place."

"An obdurate and brooding Norman mass over the River Shannon, Limerick's showpiece castle, with its vast curtain walls and towers, was built on the orders of King John of England between 1200 and 1212. The massive twin gate towers still stand to their full height. A multimedia experience that provides an excellent potted history of Ireland in general, and Limerick in particular, is followed by exposed archaeology in the undercroft and a tour of the courtyard and fortifications."

"Walking Distance From Hotel Take a fresh look at King John’s Castle and experience Limerick’s history as you have never done before… Located just a 5 minute walk from the hotel"