restaurants around waterford

The house was built in 1730 for the Bishop of Waterford at the time and it became the official residence of successive incumbents. The last Bishop to reside there was Bishop Miller and he bought it from the Church as a private residence. He lived in the house for some time, when it was known as Woodstone. FACILITIES: 12 en-suite bedrooms, The California room restaurant, Long Avenue Lounge, 21 Bedrooms in self catering apartments, T.V., Telephone, Trouser Press, Hair dryers, and Mini bar in ea...

A fine deli, with many of the best foods from the county, Chapman's is an elegant, spacious shop with more than a touch of class. The Pantry, at the rear of Chapman's, offers a simple and successful tea rooms, that is extremely popular with locals....