Casey's Bar & Bistro in

I don't know why the score in so low on this one. It's a good place if you want to grab a bite while visiting.

Had beef bourguignon, vegetable soup and some beers and all was good. Irish prices but nothing I would consider wrong about this place. They even helped me to recharge phone when I didn't take adapter to different electricity plugs in Ireland. Also gave me water to my water bag as in bathrom there was no cold. All fine by me.

The food was great and the service to. I took some friends who are Dutch. And they really enjoyed it. The portions are great. I think many of these reviews are just difficult American tourists.

I always come back for the beef bourguignon, I love it and the irish coffee is amazing too

Had a great time here whilst walking the Wicklow Way. Was a bit worried considering the bad reviews but we had a couple of nice drinks by the river in the sun and then went inside for food. Staff were nice and the food was good. All came on time and was as expected. Perhaps they’ve had a change of management!

Very well located for a surrounding visit especially for the local historical attraction or the walk in the valley between the 2 lakes. For the rest, it could be done a little better... dated decor, limited menu and passable cuisine. Could do better… let’s go, we believe it!!!

“In its own juice” is what jumps out at you upon entry. It can please, of course, but so does the cooking. The dishes are expensive for the quality. I'm still trying to figure out why my salad was called Caesar: not enough to triumph with a few salad leaves, 3 pieces of bacon and a little chicken for €18. Ditto for the sandwich and soup worthy of a highway restaurant. A good mark for the efficient and smiling waitress.

Dropped in on a whim to visit the relics. The beef was delicious. The turkey and dressing sandwich was tasty but not as described. They should consider doing it as an open faced “sandwich “ and double the amount of turkey/cranberry and actually add some dressing.The dessert was was an absolute abomination to my taste buds. I actually spilt it into a napkin. Eliminate it from the menu and it would only enhance the menu. (It was “something mess…I do not remember)

I went spontaneously at 2pm on a Saturday, so quite busy but they still managed to find a nice table for me. The servers were quick and friendly and the food was delicious (irish sausages). Can absolutely recommend!

The O'Donnell's crisps are a must try.