Eating & drinking in Limerick

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Guinness Storehouse

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Croke Park

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Slieve Russell Hotel

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Limerick has a vibrant nightlife, with numerous nightclubs and pubs giving a range of drinking experiences.

Image: Limerick City and the River Shannon at sunset.

Recommended places to eat

Canteen, Mallow Street - Recommended in numerous guides, simple things done well! - Visit website

La Cucina, Castletroy - Freshly made pizzas, great ciabatta sandwiches and Italian salads & much more.

Restaurant 1826, Adare - Chef Wade Murphy has worked in some of the top kitchens in London, Chicago, Egypt and of course Ireland and has just been awarded both best chef in Limerick along with best restaurant with 1826 Adare - Visit website

Places to drink

Nancy Blake's Pub, Denmark Street. Popular and crowded. Live Music most weeks.

Molly Malones, Ellen Street. Late Bar and dance floor. Gets crowded. Great place to end a night of partying.

The Locke, Great outdoor drinking/eating spot, Georges Quay. Dress a bit nicer for this bar. Lovely atmosphere. Great for a casual night of drinking with close friends or family.

The Glen Tavern, Lower Glentworth Street. Great pub with a really warm atmosphere and friendly staff. Delicious food served all day and craft beers to go with them, live musicians most nights, great place to watch the match.