Even more mayhem regarding Limerick

Probably. All publicity

I think he was just trying to make a point. He served food before this someone said, so could easily have gone down that route. I’d imagine the vintners used him, as a fella who seemed to have a lot put in place, as an example of what could be done.

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Soup and Sandwiches. Nothing much fancier than that I’m fairly sure.

You wouldn’t be going in there for food on a Friday evening at 7pm for example.

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are there any decent sit down eateries in Newcastle where you’d bring a bird?

I wouldn’t bring a bird to NCW.

To answer your question though. No I dont think so. The Longcourt at a push.

What you think @lonelyisland236 ?

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Is the brown morel still open? That was recommended to me a couple of years ago but I ended up going to 1826 in Adare

Think it is yeah. I’ve never been myself. Looks fairly small though from the outside…

1826 is way too over rated. Wankfest. Got poisoned with tap water there a few years ago and was basically told tough luck. Clothes stank of fried food as well after meal.

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Ah the Silver Room is very good.

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It’s the best restaurant in co Limerick by a country mile

Silver Room is a fine spot, would highly recommend. Brown Morel good enough.

Apart from that I suppose the Longcourt is grand. The Arra closed a couple of weeks ago which is a pity cause it was lovely.

Blue door is vastly superior.

Ah it’s not.

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Well it is in my opinion, these things are objective

I’ll take back what I said . I can’t remember which one it was exactly. 1690 or the toilet door .

What about the Devon Inn

1826 is a fine restaurant, the blue door is fine in a folksy way, not exciting but decent grub

More subjective than objective, I would have thought.

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That’s objective

Heading to 1826 tomorrow night. I can’t wait.

How some lad thinks he was poisoned there by tap water :man_facepalming:

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