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The Official PROC Restaurant review thread.

Corkman John Wyer finally got his Michelin star tonight at Forest Avenue, long overdue and well deserved. As glad as I am for him you could always get a table there at reasonable notice and by other restaurants standards their tasting menu was great value and better than all of them. Pints in O Briens afterwards

Ah well, all great things come to an end!
 
Corkman John Wyer finally got his Michelin star tonight at Forest Avenue, long overdue and well deserved. As glad as I am for him you could always get a table there at reasonable notice and by other restaurants standards their tasting menu was great value and better than all of them. Pints in O Briens afterwards

Ah well, all great things come to an end!
I think people are starting to see beyond the Michelin star nonsense.

It doesn’t have the appeal it once did.

Didn’t Miyazaki hand his one back?
 
I think people are starting to see beyond the Michelin star nonsense.

It doesn’t have the appeal it once did.

Didn’t Miyazaki hand his one back?
Yep, the cost of keeping them is bananas because everything always has to be perfect

To be fair to Forest Avenue they have been serving the same type and standard of food since they opened about 15 years ago, and let Michelin eventually bend to their will - they changed nothing when they were overlooked every year. For a restaurant of that quality it’s a nice relaxed vibe and outstanding food
 
I ate in the Cahir House Hotel in Tipp yesterday.

They weren't ready for us when we arrived (we had around 80 people and got there early), but they were very nice and got us settled in the bar.

When our room was ready they came around and got us all in, and my word what an efficient operation.

Two things on the menu - sirloin of beef, or turkey and ham.

I found it odd that nobody was taking orders, all they were asking was if anyone had vegan or vegetarian requirements.

Instead, they were going around to tables a few minutes later with the full plates of the beef or turkey and ham, asking which one people wanted. Within around 15 minutes of sitting down, everyone in the room had dinner in front of them. Brilliant way of doing it - two items on the menu, assume people will want one of either, and have them ready to go when people are arriving. That could have taken an hour if they were taking orders off everyone. I'd imagine experienced places know roughly what percentage will go for the beef vs turkey.

And the food was absolutley top class, service was great, and that is a really lovely hotel.
 
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