The best restaurantsof mediterranean in Drogheda

05/06/2025: Myself and my wife have been here many times, we don't go very often, because we always feel if we did it would spoil the outstanding dining experience we get. As well as a really nice date night and special the anniversary & birthdays etc.. However this evening we went with our children and we have yet to have a bad dish. Service always excellent, the food is excellent really is excellent. I have no issue paying for good quality dishes and it's certainly demonstrated here. The owners, chefs & staff should be extremely proud of what they do. Very very few restaurants in the surrounding areas who can be that consistent.

26/05/2025: This has to be the best evening restaurant in Drogheda. Top class menu, delicious food, everything we ordered was bursting with flavour and fresh. There’s a warm, cozy atmosphere and the staff are very friendly, professional and attentive. Highly recommended!!

23/06/2025: Great vibe, food was really tasty and service was great

10/06/2025: Chic, cozy restaurant, upscale price category, very tasty food, fast, very courteous staff

19/05/2025: Stopped in for a late lunch. The staff was great. The pint was very good. Tried the chile chicken stir fry noodle dish and my wife had the beet salad. Overlap a great place and would visit again

08/05/2025: Disappointing Due to Arbitrary Decision-Making I recently visited The Grey Goose, hoping for a pleasant evening out, but my experience was overshadowed by an unreasonable refusal at the door. Upon arrival, the security staff asked if I had consumed alcohol beforehand. I honestly answered that I had drank one beer while walking to the bar and placed the empty bottle in the bin directly across the road less than 30 seconds before. Despite this, I was denied entry based on the assumption that people who drink beforehand are "more likely to cause trouble." This reasoning felt arbitrary and unfair, especially given the context. Scientifically, it is impossible for the effects of alcohol from a single beer to show within such a short period of time, less than 5 minutes in this case. I displayed no signs of intoxication or disorderly behavior, yet my entry was denied solely due to a broad and unsupported assumption. Afterwards I visited three other bars that evening, each time having at least two beers, and encountered no issues. I was welcomed without judgment and treated based on my behavior, not assumptions. This made the refusal at The Grey Goose even more puzzling and disappointing. While I respect a bar's need to ensure a safe place, I believe decisions like this should be made on observable behavior rather than stereotypes. I hope the management reviews its policies to ensure fairness and a welcoming atmosphere for responsible people in the future.