The drive to the restaurant is interesting. Dark narrow twisty roads that looks one way but it's…read morenot. The restaurant is the only thing on the road and evokes (when we went there anyways) a feeling like you are on a horror movie set. But I am glad we stuck with it because the food is awesome. It's a fairly large restaurant + pub. There were about 3 sets of group of people (including us) and I think for off season it was pretty good. The Mr had the clam chowder (which I wish I have gotten) and it was one of the best chowder I ever had. You can actually see pieces of clams/mussels/fish chunks in it. I had the Crab bake and it was delicious as well. For mains I had the smoke haddock with scallops. It is divine. The smoke haddock gives it kind of a smoky bacon feel without the bacon. It was YUM good. The portions are humongo as well. By the way, if you have kids, this is not the place for you for dinner. There are huge signs that says no children after 5.00. Kids are great but I am glad to have a place to have a quiet dinner.

We have been there twice since moving from Dalkey to Ballytrent, Rosslare Harbour area. The food is…read moreexcellent, the service prompt, even when it is packed like the first time (a Saturday evening) and the staff friendly. I had a fillet steak (well it is a Seafood and Steak Bar"), cooked to "perfection" Med Rare. Jennie had baked cod fillet (she loved it), and our new landlord (who was treating us) had the grilled Dover sole. Second time was a lunch, midday Friday. Both Jennie and Simon (who was doing a short documentary on me and it was his treat - expenses) had the calm chowder, I had the Baked Crab Mornay. All delicious. Once our finances become healthy again, we will go there, it is only about 15 minutes drive away.

Food and service are excellent. Our waitress, Debbie was outstanding. We ended up eating here all…read moreof our 4 evenings in Tagoat. Both the hake and plaice fish dinners were wonderful, and the sticky toffee pudding afterward great.

I don't give 5 stars very often but I love this place too much. Always come here when I can when…read morehome in Wexford for the weekend. The food is a pretty Irish menu but everything tastes great and the service is in the ball. Always go for beef medallions, but fish and chips good choice. Desserts are top notch too- usually cakes with a side of ice cream. They usually do a three course special in the evenings to and cater for parties. Can't fault this place. Try it out if ever in this area.

Such a whimsical, beautiful place. They have this outside covered patio in the back with hanging…read moreplants and colorful pillows. There is also a little coffee shop in front. I did not eat there, just teas and coffee and hot chocolate. I was there more for just the experience. But I've heard their tapas as so good. I was a poor traveler, so I didn't try them.

The best BBQ i have ever had! The service was phenomenal it was nice and fast but did not…read moredisappoint. I had the wings and as an American I have a very high standard for wings but I have never had better. The ambiance was nice and homey feeling. Felt like a real Texas BBQ. And, it was nice and cheap but tasted like luxury. If you ever on the coast of wexford you must try it​

Great traditional pub in Wexford. Quick service, fast kitchen. Comfortable local atmosphere. Very…read moregood food! Worth a visit if you're not from the area.

This was an amazing restaurant for the price…read more The food quality was absolutely amazing here, there was a very subtle song playing in the background which filled the void of everyone enjoying their meal and had an incredibly pleasant atmosphere in the restaurant. While waiting for our food, we got a very nice soup that I would highly recommend to anyone. I believe it was the cauliflower and sage soup.

It's no wonder all the reviews to date have been five star - this restaurant deserves every one of…read morethem! The menu is neat and succinct - 5 choices each for the 3 courses. Prices are prix fixe at €26 which is more than reasonable for the quality you get. To be honest, I did not understand a quarter of the words used but regardless of your choice, the food was superbly cooked to maximise the flavour and presentation of the local ingredients. If you're unsure, just stick to the starred dishes which represent the customer favourites - Mikey went for them and were not disappointed! Service was friendly, professional and posed no urgency to shoo us from our table at any time despite the early 6 pm seating - that reminds me, book a table in advance!

Cold and wet so a typically Irish summer day in August so we went on a road trip from our base in…read moreWaterford and fetched up in Kilmore Quay for lunch. The Silver Fox has some good recommendations on Yelp so we opted for a very light repast of mussels for me and a spring roll for my better half. The host was friendly and chatty and the service was excellent and unobtrusive despite the usual tracing protocols and social distancing requirements. The room was comfortable and airy and even though I was sorely tempted to indulge in some white wine I bravely resisted the temptation as I had many more miles to drive. A very nice place, good food and great service. Recommended.

Excellent food and service, all local seafood produce - fish, shellfish, locally made condiments…read morefor sale. Super early bird menu until 7 PM and a light lunch menu option too. Love the displays of local artisan's work decorating the place. And child-friendly! Amazing fried plaice and the cod, and the killer chowder in a breadbowl is a must. Check it ou if down there on holiday or local! www.thesilverfox.ie

lovely food, great service, went there last night with my sister, overall lovely 5*****read more

I absolutely Love the place, The staff are very friendly and the food is second to none. I dine out…read morein the Lobster Pot as a special treat for our birthday's and anniversary and from time to time just to have a nice romantic night out with my wife and with friends. It is a little more expensive then your average restaurant but well worth it

Our first visit to our latest 'new' business in Kilrane. Sitting outside in the sun, watching the…read moreworld go bye. Top marks - every success

This pub was highly recommended by a local yachtsman, we were thankful for the recommendation as…read morethe seafood was very good and the pub is essentially a local maritime history museum. Booklets on the tables helped outsiders understand the deep connection to the sea this small town has. We read the history cover to cover. Easy to find as it is right across the street from the church. Free wifi, you just need to ask for the code. A couple tv's were playing a football game for the local fan base. The food was great and the Guinness was fresh! Happy to have been!

This fish and chip take away has recently been extended to include a restaurant and has been dubbed…read morethe best fish and chip restaurant in Ireland by those who visit regularly. Note the takeaway place can get busy especially at peak hours due to its popularity. I was the only one in the queue at one point, and then there were 20 hungry people behind me! The menu includes a variety of fish (which has been freshly caught that day) chips, burgers, pizzas, and even tacos! The fish is served with homemade tartar sauce and wedges of lemon. The chips are tasty and not greasy at all. I did find the takeaway service a bit slow, but think that was due to the number of orders. People had rang through their order before me and then came to collect. There is outdoor seating which would be perfect for a warm day. Eating fish and chips overlooking the quay - what could be better?

Oh yes. I dream of this chipper. Genuinely…read more It is like the fish is so fresh that it has jumped out of the sea, taken a wiggle through the batter, hopped into the fryer and is ready to eat. So good. So fresh. So filling. So full. Keep eating. So sated! The chips are really good, but the fish is the star. Their tartar sauce is so good too.