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Best venue?

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  • 03-07-2017 2:45pm
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    youngrun
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    Looking for a venue for a bbq type weekend evening out for group of 25-40 people of mature vintage 40-60+ years , reasonable food, a place you can have a chat and good atmosphere, beer garden a plus? Ideally not a loud pub, hotels yes, city centre or Salthill?


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    Redhairedguy
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    I instantly thought the back of O'Connell's, but it does get busy!

    I hear Carroll's has a savage beer garden now as well!


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    beardybrewer
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    I know I've seen a hotel with a large ad in the Advertiser the last few weeks.

    The few times I've been to Crowe's for a bbq have been good as your group can really take over the place and the food was good too.


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    ArtyC
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    Tonerys and crowes would prob be quieter than o connolls or Carrols and both do BBQ...


    I saw that ad in the advertiser too about a hotels new beer garden- can't for the life of me think of which one !


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    biko
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    Yeah Tonnerys and Crowes both have BBQ areas IIRC
    Ring and check


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    RubyGirl
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    Try the Ardilaun, they have a lovely garden.


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    ?Cee?view
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    The Radisson have a great area which would be perfect for that size and age profile of group. Straight in the main entrance, there's a seperate bar area to the lift which opens to a terrace area. I've been at and also hosted exactly the size of event you're talking. Food is excellent.


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    chuky_r_law
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    try o reillys rooftop bar in salthill. they were doing some cooking when it opened. ive not been myself yet but it looks deadly


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    flazio
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    I seen a post somewhere about a pub with a Double decker bus in its garden but I can't remember the name of the place.


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    The Lost Sheep
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    flazio wrote: »
    I seen a post somewhere about a pub with a Double decker bus in its garden but I can't remember the name of the place.

    http://connachttribune.ie/old-double-decker-bus-becomes-pubs-pizza-parlour-300/


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