Brasserie in Waterford

Staff have very good sense of humour, lovely atmosphere.

There's no admission charge. There's an outdoor area you can use. I had to order beer inside. You can order (or sample) different types of Guinness there. The music is a bit loud, but what the heck, it's a lot for a very good beer :)

Very enjoyable tour. Well worth it.

Nice venue with nice view. Good service.

We had the Caesar salad and couscous. The quality was good, they didn't overdo the spices, and everything was well-balanced. The service was friendly, attentive, and very kind. I recommend it.

Very good, the museum is worth it even if it is a little expensive.

Excellent pizzas, very good service, normal prices.

A venue linked to the Guinness Museum, a must-see for lovers of the legendary beer. Remember, real Guinness is only drunk in Ireland...and this museum experience is pure art.

We ate there before our visit to the storehouse. The food is good. The ingredients are carefully selected. The meat and fish are well cooked (the cod was really good). I think the only negative point about the main course is the fries (sides), which are too thick and therefore too soggy. For dessert, the crepe with Guinness ice cream is disappointing; the taste is too subtle. The same goes for the chocolate mousse, which is too heavy (not light enough) and doesn't have enough Guinness flavor; you can barely taste it. It's still a decent restaurant with good food, attentive, efficient staff, and fast service.

This is a must-see when visiting Ireland. It's well-organized, detailing the Guinness brewing process and its history, and the seven-story building offers plenty to see. You can enjoy a complimentary small pint of Guinness in the tasting room on the second floor, or a full pint on the top floor, the seventh. In the tasting room, you'll be handed your Guinness and taken to an adjacent room, where you'll learn about the craft of Guinness.