The best restaurantsof irish in Rosslare

18/07/2024: Fantastic food and friendly staff. The menu is varied and very good value. Everything tasted amazing and was beautifully presented.

18/07/2024: Le restaurant et le bar sont richement décorés, de nombreuses œuvres d'art sont visibles dans tout le complexe hôtelier dont ils font partie. Il y a une belle sélection de vin et la cuisine ouverte offre un peu de spectacle. Des français, et leur savoir-faire, sont en cuisine et en salle. Nous sommes venus 2 soirs et avons été très bien reçus et accompagnés par un serveur d'origine française, ce qui a facilité notre compréhension du menu. En entrée, nous avons pris de la lotte enroulée dans du jambon et des saint jacques pêchées dans la région, tout les 2 étaient succulents. Nous avons ensuite pris des côtes d'agneau qui étaient fondantes et délicieuses, le poisson était également très bon. On nous a expliqué que les légumes accompagnant nos plats étaient fait le plus possible dans les jardins de l'hôtel, et ils étaient excellent. Nous avons fini par un dessert à base de fraises locales qui était parfait.

16/09/2024: Have used the Stena line and in future will stick to the Stena Line. Communication from Irish Ferries is extremely poor, in fact nonexistent. No one contacted to advise us of the change in boat and therefore facilities. When we asked on board it was just a contact them yourself attitude. I did email and received no apology, so I further asked when was the update email prior to sailing for when the change of facilities. No reply. We booked and paid for the Club Class on the Rosslare to Pembroke only on arrival to be told that on this boat it didn't exist. There was only 1 working toilet on thr boat for women which meant large queues and foul smelling for the duration. On the whole the boat felt outdated, grubby and as the cost was the same as the Stena very overpriced. Never again, I'll stick to the much better value and conditions of Stena for this crossing.

04/09/2024: Irish ferries Rosslare Sailed on the 14.45 crossing from Pembroke to Rosslare. Bad weather meant the crossing was delayed - completely fair enough - but on arrival we were kept on the car deck waiting for over 45 minutes. No explanation. Could not have been due to the weather as it had passed by then and we were securely docked. We missed a restaurant booking due to this, so no food for us. I emailed the company suggesting compensation - no chance. I then emailed again suggesting perhaps an upgrade to Club Class on our return trip as a tiny, tiny apology. They couldn’t be bothered to even reply. So…. Dear Irish Ferries. 1) What was the problem with getting the bow doors to open on arrival? 2) Why are you so extremely rude as to not reply to my second email?