Relaxed and Cosy with First-class Bar Food… Aherne’s Bar is a warm and welcoming traditional Irish pub, waiting to treat you with open turf fires and its famed, delicious seafood. Favourites include prawns, smoked salmon, oysters and seafood chowder. Prime Irish beef is a popular choice, along with delicious fresh sandwiches made with homemade bread. …
The Simplicity of Every Delicious Detail… Walter’s is beautifully located on the sea-front promenade in the 4-star, 18th century Georgian boutique hotel, The Walter Raleigh. The venue offers a relaxed lunch or dinner in front of an open turf fire. House favourites include confit of Silver Hill duck leg with braised red cabbage and Madeira…
Inspired by the Ocean, Prepared with Passion… The Bar Restaurant is situated at the beautiful, 5-star, seaside boutique hotel – Cliff House Hotel. Situated on the south side of Ardmore Bay, it is open seven days a week for lunch, dinner and snacks. The bar menu is at once sophisticated and easy-going – a tribute…
So Much Choice and Stunning Views of the Bay… The Quays Bar and Restaurant is situated on Youghal’s quayside, offering panoramic views across Youghal Bay. Here you can experience some of the best food that the sunny south-east has to offer, including a wide selection of locally landed seafood. There’s everything from morning coffees with…
You’ve Found the Best Toastie in Town… The Nook has been in the ownership of the Treacy family for over 100 years. Situated in the oldest part of Youghal, Walter Raleigh’s Elizabethan house is located to its rear which suggests the pub is several centuries old. Lunch at The Nook is always a treat as…
For the Ultimate Soup and a Sandwich… Situated in the town’s Market Square, Moby Dick’s commemorates the filming of John Huston’s 1954 version of Moby Dick. And, it was in this very pub that Huston would sit each morning, planning the day’s shoot schedule. You’ll see lots of memorabilia from this time throughout the pub…
A Taste of Tradition… When it comes to pubs, it doesn’t get more traditional than McCarthy’s Bar which remains virtually unchanged since it was originally built. It’s dark but cosy and lit by traditional style lighting, while pictures of local characters of past years adorn the walls. There’s a lovely open fire, and make sure…
Traditional Home-cooked Food with Great Service… With lovely Irish Oak finishes, old Youghal brickwork and low vaulted ceiling, this lovely spot is located across from the historic Raleigh Quarter in a renovated grain store building. It’s great for a get-together, with first-rate food served from 12.30 onwards. Enjoy excellent coffee and pastries, a hearty lunch…
Time-honoured Irish Hospitality with Contemporary Cuisine… Clancy’s takes ‘something for everyone’ to a whole new level – combining traditional local warmth with modern dining and compromising on neither. There’s a wonderful all-day menu featuring firm favourites such as the house duck liver parfait, rich seafood chowder and steak, grilled with a watercress and garlic aioli…
