Restaurant Guide - Ireland 

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Irish Restaurants

Visitors who appreciate good food will love Ireland. Ireland has some of the best award winning restaurants in the world, which serve quality food and style. Traditional Irish food and wine are offered almost at every restaurant, with other delightful continental food.
 

Irish restaurants serving the traditional Irish food can be found all over the world, in any city and country. This is an indication of how popular the native cuisine is but to try the best there is, you really need to sample it in its true home.

Top of the list on any description of Irish cuisine is the full Irish breakfast. A greasy but extremely appetising combination of bacon, sausages, eggs, black & white pudding etc. that will probably keep you going for the entire day. The locals will also try to convince you that a full Irish is also the best hangover cure there is!!

Other favourites among locals and visitors alike are the traditional potato cake known as boxty. Well you could hardly read a description of traditional Irish cuisine without at least one reference to the spud. Irish stew is another specialty which a great deal of visitors to the country are familiar with. It is also an extremely popular choice on pub menus and like the Irish breakfast, you won’t have much room for desert left after eating a helping of this. Smoked salmon with traditional brown bread is also something which you really should try. In fact fish and seafood in general are of an excellent standard in Ireland.

When it comes to drink there are not many of you out there who even need to be told about the native tipple. But, while there are quite a few of you who think you have already tasted Guinness in your home country, the reality is that Guinness sold outside the country is not the same thing at all. And, as soon as you sip your first pint on Irish soil, you’ll know exactly what we mean.