We came here looking for tapas, and had a fine meal. We try to steer clear of eating a lot of extra…read morebread, but the server talked us into ordering some of their bread to accompany our dishes. When the food came out, we discovered many of our tapas plates also had bread on them. BREAD OVERLOAD. Other than that avalanche of carbs, the food was good. We ordered a bottle of Rioja and everything was reasonably priced. This is a great place to dine in Killarney if you're looking to get away from the meat and potatoes.

Even though they didn't have a couple items on the menu, the food we were able to get was…read moreexcellent. Another nice thing is that this isn't on the main street so not as much foot traffic walking past, and the environment inside is a nice low light eating experience. The only complaints I have that gives them 4 stars instead of 5 is the service. At first they tried to sit us in some crappy little table, even though they had nicer tables available. We asked and they moved us no problem. And when it came to ordering and serving they were great, but as we finished up our food the server vanished. She never came back to see if we wanted dessert or more drinks, which we would have ordered, and spending more money. We eventually lost interest in more drinks or food, and we eventually had to walk to the counter to get a check and pay. Other than that though, fantastic place and i would eat here again.

The food here was excellent! We ordered a couple of small plates, main dishes, and dessert and…read moreeverything was delicious. A few standout items were the pork belly and risotto. Would highly recommend if you're in Killarney!

Great food and great atmosphere. While the tourists look for an Irish name, come here instead and…read morehave the best food in Killarney. We shared small plates of Spanish meatballs, Andalusian leek croquettes, and a cheese plate. All were outstanding!

We stumbled upon Feed Your Senses one afternoon in Cork, and luckily they had availability for…read moredinner later that night! This small restaurant serves up fantastic, authentic tapas - Patatas bravas, chorizo, croquetas, calamares, all delicious, plus a great wine list and very attentive service (as one would expect with only 8 tables!). Tapas isn't what you expect for dinner when in Cork, but forget the Shepard's pie and fish and chips for a night and enjoy a great meal at Feed Your Senses instead.

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This is now my go-to place for a toasty Saturday coffee while I mill around the Milk Market.read more

Got takeaway from here, so can't comment on the restaurant…read more I had the onion bajis for starters (onion and green lentils with lots of spice). Really nice. I love a good baji! And the Badami Chicken for main. This is chicken cooked in almond cashew, cream sauce and flavoured with lots of herbs. Again, really flavoursome, and the chicken seemed to be of great quality. I got a naan as well, just to round off the fatness, and believe me when I say I was absolutely completely stuffed to the gills. Portions are a great size! For takeaway, would defo recommend it!

Solas Tapas serves Spanish-inspired small and medium plates using local Irish produce. It's…read morelisted in the Michelin Guide, with positive comments from this review and other. Our dinner was a welcome alternative to classic Irish cuisine. We made reservations, arrived early, and were seated promptly. They have a time limit on the tables, and very generous by American standards. Our wait staff were friendly, helpful, and there when we needed them. We found the atmosphere to be warm, comfortable, relaxed, friendly, and rustic. It was also cool to peak into the Kitchen and watch one of the owners in made-to-order action. One thing about tapas/pintxos restaurants is that 2 things sneak up on you as you continue to order small plates: the overall bill and how full you become before you know it. For the 4 of us, our total came out to 161 Euros (including a 12.5% service charge), which I thought was a good value for the quality of food and drinks received. Our choices included 4 different glasses of wine from a very nice list, with prices ranging from 10-16 Euros. We also had 1 coffee and 3 Herbal teas at the end. In between, our food choices were: - Grilled Sour Dough, Confit Cherry Tomatoes & Dingle Sea Salt + Extra - Roasted Almonds - Crisp O Connors Spuds "Bravas Style" Manchego & Aioli - Chorizo Sausage - Chorizo & Manchego Croquette, Aioli, Dingle Sea Salt - Fig Tempura, Dingle Goats Cheese, Peppered Honey - Potato Hash We enjoyed all our choices, with the only one comment that the croquette was a bit rich for our pedestrian tastes. We'd gladly come back to explore the menu further, which probably changes from time to time.

Stopped in for lunch and absolutely loved it. Our waitress helped us select some great options to…read moreshare and we loved every bite. Wonderful spot!

Happened into Casita Mexicana to try something different in the downtown Killarney area. It seemed…read morelike this spot was new to the area and was located in a back parkway along with a few other shops. Our server, Tim, was a joy! He was knowledgeable about the menu, the area, and even brought a plain nacho starter complimentary so we could use the extras for our quesadillas. The portions were not overly large but we all left feeling full. The margaritas seemed to be light on liquor but had good taste. Pricing was very fair but tables are limited so make sure you give yourself enough time.

My wife and I went to Ireland for two weeks to celebrate our 10-year wedding anniversary. We were…read moreon a tour with 40 other tourists and we spent two days in Killarney. The tour provided breakfast every day and dinner about half the time. We knew we'd have a night to ourselves so I went on Yelp to see what dining options were available. There were a lot of pubs which didn't really interest me but I saw that there was Mexican restaurant named Casita Mexicana that was well regarded among many American tourists. The idea of getting Mexican food in Ireland sounded pretty off-the-wall but when we got there we were ready for something different. This place is off the main road through town and if it wasn't for a small sign placed in the sidewalk you wouldn't know it was there. We had to walk down an alley to get to it but here was a parking lot right out front. We got there at 5:00 pm which was right when they opened. We are lucky we did because all but two tables had already been reserved. The decor was fairly typical but they were playing American southern blues music which was out of place but perhaps the people of Ireland didn't know that. There were no chips and salsa unfortunately and I wanted to get a margarita but it wasn't available. Regardless I ordered ground beef tacos and my wife ordered enchiladas. We had to wait for a bit for our food even though we were the only customers in the place for a while until an American couple came in and took the table next to us. When I got my tacos they had come with corn taco shells like you'd buy in a supermarket. The meat came in a terra cotta pot and had beans mixed in. The waitress asked if I wanted mild, medium, hot or Mexican hot so I chose medium and it was plenty spicy. Also, I guess because it's Ireland, there was an option for French fries instead of pinto beans which I can't stand. Potatoes with every meal! The food was quite good. I only got three taco shells and had plenty of ground beef left over so ended up eating it with a spoon. My wife liked her enchiladas so we were both very happy. It seems Mexican food is quite popular in Ireland. We saw several burrito shops in Dublin with lines out the door. Even the smallest towns had Mexican restaurants and a small cafe we went to in Donegal had chimichangas on the menu. While it wasn't quite authentic I would recommend this place if you're in Killarney and want to try something different.

I struggle with social anxiety and this restraint was a miserable experience for me I was sat very…read morevery closely to other I had two people on each side of me I felt really uncomfortable and I didn't want to eat my food because of that the waiter made me rush my order so I got something I didn't like horrible experience never again do not reccomend

Amicus was incredible. I highly recommend this to anyone in Cork! They had an incredible selection…read moreand beautiful layout. There was three floors to the restaurant! The waitstaff we're friendly and attentive. The meal was fantastic and I am still dreaming of the chocolate cake with fresh cream. For my meal I got the steak with chips! So good!! Check the pictures to see how incredible It truly was!

Nice place to go and have authentic tapas served and prepared by Spanish people. The place was…read moreoriginally a small Spanish grocery store (which it still is) but now they also have a few tables and serve tapas as well. The prices are very good and the food quality is pretty good too.

Really great place for a filet mignon. Most places don't have Bernaise in Cork as well but from…read morewhat I remember they were able to make it for me.

Excellent food, quality service, and classy decor with outdoor seating. Absolutely would recommend…read moreanyone try their pâté starter.