restaurants kinsale

From the comfortable cottage style restaurant downstairs to the more casual piano bar - bistro style upstairs, the food is always of the highest standards....

Actons Hotel is a period building of great character situated overlooking the beautiful harbour of Kinsale. The Captains Table Restaurant offers a very high standard of cuisine and friendly service. It boasts an extensive A La Carte menu renowned for its local seafood delicacies and a medium priced table d'hote menu with a large variety of interesting dishes offering good value....

Man Friday remains the people's choice amongst the many restaurants of Kinsale, the self-appointed "Culinary Capital of Ireland".

The restaurant's speedy, simple food and welcoming, adroit service are very well orchestrated, and it is a popular weekend location for groups and holiday makers....

Max's Wine Bar & Restaurant is located in the heart of Kinsale. It is renowned for beautifully cooked food in a relaxing atmosphere....

The award-winning Savannah Waterfront Restaurant is situated in the Trident Hotel, directly overlooking the water. Here the discerning diner may enjoy delicious food while savouring the marvellous views of lovely Kinsale Harbour. Both table d'hote and a la carte menus are available in the Savannah, complemented by efficient service from friendly staff. Fresh local seafood is featured on both menus....

Seasons Restaurant is one of the most popular restaurants in Kinsale. The restaurant offers a range of exciting and original dishes using only the freshest of local produce and has won wide acclaim in local and international press.
The Restaurant is situated in the old market area in the heart of Kinsale and the building dates back to the 17th century. Group bookings are welcome with a range of menus tailor-made to suit all tastes and budgets. A separate dining area is available for pr...

The Vintage Restaurant nestles in the old medieval town of Kinsale which, until some two hundred years ago, was shielded by a wall which stood across the street from the restaurant entrance. The doorway 5' high is still discernable outside.
The oak beams and ceiling supports recall the early trade of this historic place eight hundred years ago. Local oaks were carved into great oars for galleys, ships masts and wine casks for Bordeaux, many of which later returned full of the finest cl...