On Parade Quay at the edge of the Viking Triangle, La Fontana is a warmly Italian restaurant with a distinctive red and white exterior, generous hospitality, and the kind of atmosphere that makes mid-week feel like an occasion.
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Winner of Best Casual Dining in Waterford and Munster at the RAI Awards, Bodega on John Street is a Mediterranean wine bar and restaurant that balances genuine quality with genuine warmth. Seafood, steaks, a serious wine list.
In the village of Barntown just outside Wexford town, Sebz Restaurant has been serving seriously good contemporary Irish food since 2018. The kind of place that makes a county proud.
Wild & Native on Rosslare Strand is one of the most awarded seafood restaurants in the South East — a young couple’s passionate project that has grown into a genuine dining destination, celebrating the best of what arrives at Wexford’s door from the sea.
On Patrick Street in the heart of Waterford City, Momo has become one of the most respected restaurants in the South East — a multi-award winning address that champions local producers and brings real finesse to a relaxed, inclusive setting.
The Olive Tree brings Spanish tapas and a thoughtful wine list to The Mall in Waterford City, right in the heart of the Viking Triangle. A local favourite for lunch, dinner, and everything in between.
When Kyoto opened on High Street in 2015, it was the first Japanese restaurant in Waterford City. It brought sushi, ramen, bento boxes, and a genuinely different approach to eating out to a city that was ready for it.
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