Dining Out Restaurant review: This Kilkenny restaurant is well on the way to earning a Michelin starThe wow factor is in evidence at Keith Boyle at The Bridge House, just a few short months after it opened
Restaurant Review Myrtle offers good country cooking at reasonable prices in ArdeeThere are a few rough edges to be smoothed out but chef Jonathan Maltas is doing a solid job with the food at his chic eaterie in Louth
Travel 13 most exciting restaurants opening in London this autumnFrom rotisserie chicken to flashy food halls and €900 premium Japanese beef dinners, there’s a lot happening in the London dining scene over the coming months
Restaurant Review Restaurant review: Waterford wine bar offers perfect Union of comfort and tasteSommelier extraordinaire Morgan VanderKamer has put together an exceptional food and drink offering, delicious enough to even cure this reviewer’s aversion to avocado
Dining Out Restaurant review: This relatively new Galway eatery already feels like one of the best in the westAt Blackrock Cottage in Salthill, Martin O’Donnell and Mathieu Telier are serving up great food and hospitality
Dining Out In Derry, Lir weathers the storm to serve up incredible seafoodStevie and Rebekah McCarry overcame the pandemic and floods to showcase the best that the north coast has to offer
Dining Out Unpretentious, flavourful, Irish-focused: Forbes Street at The Marker hits all the right notesChef Gareth Mullins name-checks many of the country’s best food and drink producers on the menu at his newly opened restaurant
Dining Out Restaurant review: Feel like one of the family when you break bread at Arán Bistro in KilkennyKilkenny diners know which side their bread is buttered on with this highly recommended brunch spot offering a family vibe and a unique menu
Dining Out Restaurant review: Duck into this family-owned Meath hotel for a top notch Sunday lunchAt the Station House Hotel in Kilmessan there are no gimmicks or faff, just great produce that is allowed to shine
Dining Out Review: Come early to savour the flavour in west Wicklow’s Grangecon KitchenThe brunch at the bustling spot was a little rough and ready, but the great food and good humour more than make up for it
Dining Out Gillian Nelis: New venue Eleven is a trip down culinary memory laneRestaurateur John Farrell’s latest restaurant looks set to be a hit, with its Luna-type vibe, chilled music and menu focused on a wood-fired grill
Dining Out Review: Bumping into the Taoiseach at the capital’s newest hotspot La GorditaThe sister restaurant of popular Las Tapas is a bit on the small side but big on welcome and food with even Leo Varadkar seen enjoying the fare on the night of our visit, writes Jordan Mooney
Dining Out Review: Wing your way to a little slice of pizza heaven on Merrion StreetThe inspiring pizza and fabulous free range wings at Vice Pizza and Wing Shop better many chain offerings for a similar price, writes Gillian Nelis
Dining Out Gillian Nelis: Delicious beef cheek risotto proves a wise choice at SageYou’d be hard pressed to find a tastier and better-value casual Sunday lunch than the dishes served up in Kevin Aherne’s Midleton restaurant
Dining Out Jordan Mooney: Cracking good kimchi and more at Meath Street’s Korean kitchenThe newly opened restaurant Space Jaru captures the imagination with its intriguing food and drinks menus, which include delicious BBQ bowls and sool, a Korean term for alcoholic drinks
Dining Out Jordan Mooney: Big Mike’s in Blackrock proves that bigger is definitely betterStellar hospitality and top-notch cooking at the third restaurant from chef Gaz Smith, complemented by luxurious decor, make a return journey an absolute necessity
Food & Wine Hot spots: Ten culinary high points of 2022After a year of eating out in a variety of establishments great and small across the country, Gillian Nelis picks her favourites
Dining Out Stoneybatter’s busy new wine bar extends a warm Italian welcomeA Fianco opened earlier this year and, with its friendly atmosphere, carefully chosen Italian wines and delicious seasonal small plates, has quickly become a fixture on the Dublin eating scene
Dining Out Jordan Mooney: Gluten for punishment in night of the long waits at Jamie’sVarious issues with my gluten-free requests, combined with food being late, not appearing at all, and being underwhelming when it did, made for a pretty poor experience
Dining Out Jordan Mooney: Fantastic fare at a tiny Temple Bar eateryIt doesn’t come cheap, but a meal at Piglet in Dublin 2 is a delight for the tastebuds and the senses
