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Dining out near Faithlegg

daconn · 2008-03-05 13:01:00

Will be down in Waterford on Paddys weekend. Looking for a nice pub/ restaurant that do really good food. Will travel, but would like to avoid the city. Thinking Passage, Dunmore etc.... and is it difficult to get taxis (cost of taxi from Faithlegg to Dunmore etc...) If not I'll drive Any suggestions. Do I need to book,…

05-03-2008 2:01pm

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daconn

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Will be down in Waterford on Paddys weekend.

Looking for a nice pub/ restaurant that do really good food. Will travel, but would like to avoid the city.

Thinking Passage, Dunmore etc.... and is it difficult to get taxis
(cost of taxi from Faithlegg to Dunmore etc...) If not I'll drive

Any suggestions.
Do I need to book, especially with the weekend that's in it?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Daconn

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#2 05-03-2008 3:19pm

mike65

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I would suggest McAlpines in Cheekpoint

Old thread of use

Mike.

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#3 05-03-2008 7:47pm

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You would need to book McAlpines bistro not the Pub, Faithlegg House food is pretty good. Taxi to town from Faithlegg is 17-20 euro. a bit more to Dunmore.

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