pubs around east naas

This very old pub has retained its atmosphere and character, decorated in brick and timber with a natural finish throughout, the sense of history is apparent. Renowned for its excellent food, it has bar food all day with a very popular restaurant to cater for all tastes. Groups are very welcome here and pre-booking is essential. Music on Friday and Saturday nights but can be arranged for other nights if requested....

A visit to Dowling’s in Prosperous, County Kildare, is highly recommended....

Stop off at The Lion Bar in Kilcock, County Kildare....

You’ll receive a warm welcome in The George Inn. Why not call in for a drink....

This atmospheric, fully licensed restaurant was named after one of the town’s best known characters, a local man named Butt Mullins. The building itself has a chequered history built on the former site of the North Gate to Naas.
Around 1840 there was a handball alley here and some of the original stones from the alley have been used in the present building. The premises has been meticulously recreated in olde-worlde fashion - its styling reminiscent of the quality social habitats of yest...

Carroll’s is situated in the heartland of the Bog of Allen, 4 miles west of Prosperous on the Dublin/Edenderry/Tullamore Road. This pub offers a warm welcome and sustenance to the visitor. Adjacent to many visitor attractions, in an area where there are many beautiful walks, Carroll’s is a wonderful spot to visit....

The Paddock Inn, a name synonymous with quality catering and the sporting traditions of Naas, stands commandingly in Poplar Square the ever busy commercial hub of the town. This pub enjoys a vibrant trade and is noted for its friendly atmosphere, quality food and drinks, hygiene and prompt professional service.
The front of the lounge is a blend of traditional styling and contemporary luxury, with rich mahogany wood, stained glass, intimate alcoves and luxury seating. This vestibule lead...

Naas, situated on the edge of the Curragh with Punchestown and its own racecourse nearby, is world famous in racing circles. The Forge Inn, on Main Street, in addition to its cosmopolitan appeal is a particular favourite with the horseracing fraternity.
Its vintage facade is moulded in the traditional old-style idiom as is its exquisite interior. The theme is decidedly Victorian with luxury seating and furnishing enhanced with an equestrian flavour. A strong G.A.A. and sporting associati...

This premises deserves its great reputation for fine food and drink. A really popular and busy pub with food available all day and a restaurant open in the evenings. Pre-booking is essential at weekends. It is Ideal for coach parties and is a perfect place to stop....

The Ballymore Inn is a sophisticated country pub in Ballymore Eustace, an attractive village in the Liffey Valley, 45 minutes from Dublin. The inn offers a daily bar menu and a more extensive restaurant menu at weekends (or at other times for groups, by prior arrangement). The food is excellent and everything is home-made. This is a gem!...