Seafood Restaurants Balbriggan
18 Seafood Restaurants BalbrigganSeafood - Balbriggan
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4.5
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City: Skerries, 17 New StreetCo. Dublin K34 CK27, Skerries, Ireland
On this website, you can find the complete menu of The Windmill Seafood Steakhouse from Skerries. Currently, there are 10 meals and drinks up for grabs. For changing offers, please contact the owner of the restaurant directly. You can also contact them through their website.
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City: Skerries, 27 Harbour Rd Townparks, Skerries, Ireland
"We were very annoyed to find this place closed when we arrived on Tuesday last at the time we booked. we received no message or phone call cancel the booking. will not be booked there again."
As soon as we have a meal plan for Lifeboat Cafe Fish from Skerries, we will publish it here. In the meantime, feel free to take a look at the meal plans in the surrounding area. Or help us by publishing the menu here.
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City: Skerries United Kingdom, Harbour Road, Skerries United Kingdom, Ireland
"Amazing food!!!!! We were able to get seated right away without a reservation, which we heard was very uncommon. The vibe was awesome and service was so..."
A selection of flavorful seafood dishes is offered by the Stoops from Skerries United Kingdom, You can take a break at the bar with a freshly tapped beer or other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
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4.4
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City: Скеррис, Brasco's Restaurant 27 Harbour Road Skerries, Co. Dublin K34 H638, Скеррис, United Kingdom
"Great service. Overall very happy! It is very pricy, though so likely to be more of a special occasion place."
A selection of tasty seafood courses is dished out by the Brasco's Restaurant Skerries from Скеррис, the restaurant serves however also meals typical for Europe.
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City: Skerries, 5-7 Church St., Skerries, Ireland
"My sister Sarah is a truly exceptional human being in every way. So when she scored crazy high points in her Leaving Certificate exams this year, I was over the moon for her, and was never surprised! She gives everything she ever does her all. To celebrate her outstanding results we decided to go out for dinner. The weather was gorgeous, so when a drive to Skerries for dinner. When The Redbank Restaurant was suggested, we all agreed. Reason one; The Redbank is a good spot for special occasions. Reason Sarah had never been before.<br br/>We arrived quite early so had plenty of time to admire the Skerries Mills, drive along the always buzzingly busy Harbour road and park at Martello tower to look out on the coast and take in the fresh air. Skerries is undeniably picture perfect.<br br/>We left Martello and made our way back toward the restaurant; parking on Church street which is a lot more peaceful than Harbour road. Here, on Convent lane you’ll find the entrance, veiled in greenery.<br br/>Ring the doorbell, and the owner of the Redbank House, Terry, will lead you to a sitting room where you may begin your evening with an apéritif. <br br/>The place is a little rustic, possibly old fashioned..but in a charming way. The aforementioned Terry (McCoy) distinguishable by his beard and long ponytail, has won countless awards for the Redbank and is an avid supporter of fresh local produce. The Redbank Restaurant is predominantly seafood; and you can’t get much better than the freshest catch from Skerries harbour. <br br/>We sat by the fireplace,which of course wasn’t lit (it was August but was very comfortable all the same. We settled in nicely and ordered a bottle of cava to toast my super smart sis. Terry left us to our devices to peruse the menu but not before bringing taster plates of fried potato skins; all golden and crispy. A nice pre-dinner touch to accompany a chilled glass of bubbles. <br br/>We chose a red and white wine pretty handy but it was a tough choice choosing a dish with such a great and varied selection for both starters and mains. Soups, carpaccio, pigeon.. a huge selection of fish and shellfish (as expected steak, lamb, duck and pork. As a huge lover of shellfish the ‘Dublin bay prawns, cockles, mussels, rock oyster and lobster pieces in a champagne sauce’ sounded kinda perfect, don’t you think? My choice was made; the Shellfish Millennium. No regrets.<br br/>We were led to our table which was lit by candlelight. The dining room is classic, dimly lit and comfortable. There was a couple in the corner of the restaurant but otherwise it was quiet. It was only a Wednesday, and since the weather was so beautiful, perhaps a lot of people gravitated toward the harbour for the evening. According to my parents, it can be quite busy on the weekends. As you may have guessed, The Redbank House Restaurant was originally a bank in Skerries. <br br/>My Mother had the mussels, my Father the seafood chowder (he is a chowder freak) while my sister and I pinched all the Guinness bread, which was delicious, if you’re asking. We were saving ourselves for the main course…well, I was anyway. I had one too many potato skins. Main course time… <br br/>Roast breast of Barberry duck with baked grated potato.<br br/>Organic smoked salmon <br/>Ardgillan Park fillet steak with a red wine, shitaki mushroom and beef marrow sauce, with tarragon and cream. <br br/>Each dish comes with a small selection of vegetables and potatoes. Portions are generous so a side isn’t really necessary…especially when you order the seafood millennium. <br br/>Everyones course had arrived at the table except mine. I knew it was coming, I was totally chill…and full of potatoes and Guinness bread. Then the diners across the room caught my eye. Their mouths were open in disbelief, then they looked over and gave me a smile. Terry was coming from the kitchen with a red apron under his arm, his two hands busy holding what can only be described as the type of plate you use to serve a fat Christmas turkey.<br br/>Behold! The seafood millennium! It was a feast for the eyes, let alone the belly. So much seafood, piled high, all for me. I must warn you though; it’s a laborious dish. It took an hour to eat, and I had my Dad de-shelling prawns the whole time as I ate mussels and squid. If he hadn’t taken on the job as chief prawn disassembler, I’d be there all night. He kindly offered after I cut my finger on my third prawn. A rookie mistake. <br br/>I would order the seafood millennium again, and the sauce was incredible. Next time I would share with someone as it can go cold, and I would ask for more sauce on the side. Another very nice touch at The Redbank is the dessert trolley. Who can resist tiers of treats? There was pecan pie, flourless chocolate cake, tiramisu, baklava and a few more that I fail to remember. Whatever your choice, its served with a dollop of fresh cream if you fancy. <br br/>I had the tiramisu. I must order tiramisu or cheesecake when I see them on a menu – my two loves! The tiramisu was nice. It was rich in coffee flavours but in turn that made it a little soggy. My favourite is still from a restaurant in Spain, Los Abanicos, which can’t be beat – so I’m a bit of a harsh critic. Next time I would try the flourless chocolate orange cake. My parents aren’t crazy on desserts and stuck with coffee, and the only things my sister might have considered had nuts and she’s highly allergic, so I’ll have to leave you with just one dessert review!<br br/>This was my second time at the Redbank House Restaurant. The food and service are both very good, and little elements of the place make it memorable. I would return again in the future for a special occasion and perhaps on the weekend to experience a different atmosphere."
Red Bank from Skerries is a cozy coffee house, where you can enjoy a snack or cake with a hot coffee or a sweet chocolate, and you may look forward to the delicious traditional seafood cuisine. In this restaurant there is also an comprehensive diversity of coffee and tea specialties not to forget, You can also unwind at the bar with a cool beer or other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
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City: Skerries, 41 Strand Street, Skerries, K34 Y862, Ireland
"Excellent food and service! great atmosphere. I will return"
The menu of Rockabill from Skerries includes 115 dishes. On average, dishes or drinks on the menu cost about $8.8. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.
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City: Skerries, 19 Harbour Rd, K34 KX03, Skerries, Ireland
Patio/Outdoor Dining, Wheelchair Access, Cocktails, Kids
The Menu of Stoop Your Head from Skerries contains about 137 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about $11.2.
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City: Скеррис, Harbour Road Skerries Dublin, Co. Dublin 001, K34, Скеррис, United Kingdom
"We are going to blue bar years now and never disapoints us only one thing its hard to get a table .but food is staff are excellent"
When the weather conditions is pleasant you can also have something outside, And into the accessible spaces also come visitors with wheelchairs or physical limitations. WiFi is available at no extra cost.
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City: Skerries Ireland, 16 New St, Skerries Ireland
"A huge thank you to Ollie and all the staff at Ollies Place for a great time this evening all our members had a fantastic night amazing food and friendly staff including Ali and Chris who could not do enough for us. Thank you Thank you from everyone at Remember Us"
A comprehensive menu of Ollies from Skerries Ireland covering all 15 meals and drinks can be found here on the card. For seasonal or weekly deals, please get in touch via phone or use the contact details provided on the website.
3.5
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City: Skerries, 7 Church Street, Skerries, Ireland
"Had the seafood linguine and it was amazing and a very generous portion. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the place had a great atmosphere. Would recomend to anyone."
The Redbank And Guesthouse from Skerries provides various fine seafood courses, The guests of the restaurant also appreciate the extensive selection of differing coffee and tea specialities that the restaurant has to offer. The restaurant offers a wide variety of fresh and scrumptious juices, Indulge in the impressive view of the delicious decorations of the menus and also enjoy a beautiful view of some of the nearby highlights.
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That have been 10 from total of 18 Seafood Places from Balbriggan.