Dining

Abbey Hotel
Roscommon Town
Tel. 353 (0) 90 66 26240
www.abbeyhotel.ie

For a dining experience where casual elegance meets in a timeless relaxed atmosphere, the newly refurbished "Terrace" restaurant is renowned in the region for producing wonderful dishes prepared from only the freshest produce and served with great care and attention to detail.

Overlooking the ruins of Roscommon's Dominican Abbey, which was founded by Felim O'Connor, the last High King of Connaught, joined with the staff's personal yet professional service, the "Terrace" is the perfect venue whether dining for business or pleasure.

Lunch and Dinner served Daily from 12.30 - 2.30pm and 6.30 - 9.15pm respectively. Group bookings and Children welcome.

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Gleesons Townhouse Restaurant
Roscommon Town
Tel. 090 66 26954
www.gleesonstownhouse.com

The Manse Restaurant at Gleeson's Townhouse offers the pure delights of quality country cooking.

The Manse Restaurant was awarded a prestigious RAC 4 Diamond Accreditation, along with the RAC Dining Award in February 2002.

The Manse Restaurant offers a wide selection of dishes, with an Irish and European influence. Set in a relaxing ambience, the restaurant is fully air-conditioned. Gleeson's have joined the 'Féile Bia' - A celebration of Quality Food, with Bord Bia. This is operated in conjunction with the Restaurants Association of Ireland & the Irish Food Board, and demonstrates the commitment of participating restaurants to source produce that is produced in accordance with recognised Quality Assurance Schemes.

So from meats, poultry, and fish to farm vegetables and spices, you can be assured that Gleeson's will serve the freshest and best available.
The restaurant is open to both the public and guests, serving lunch and dinner seven days a week. Guests can relax in front of a glorious open fire in Gleeson's reception area, prior to and after dining in The Manse Restaurant.

Lunch is served daily in the restaurant from 12.30pm - 2.30pm and an a-la-carte menu is available from 6.30pm - 9.30pm.

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Hudson Bay Hotel
Athlone
Co. Roscommon
Tel: 090 6442000 Fax: 090 6442020
info@hudsonbayhotel.com
www.hudsonbayhotel.com

There are a variety of dining options at the Hodson Bay Hotel. Whatever you choose you can be assured that you will enjoy superb quality food made from the best and freshest ingredients making eating out in athlone a culinary delight.

The best of Athlone Hotel Restaurants and Cafes:

• L'Escale Fine Dining Restaurant
• Octagon Breakfast Room
• The Waterfront Carvery & Bar
• Juice at the Bay - Smoothie Bar & Cafe

Hodson Bay Hotel is a proud member of the Feile Bia charter and carefully selects fresh local ingredients and sources the finest international produce to create fabulous cuisine for you to enjoy - the proof is in the taste.

Hodson Bay Hotel can cater for all occasions either family gatherings such as communions & confirmations, birthdays, christenings, special family occasions, or corporate events.

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The Athlone Springs Hotel
Monksland
Co. Westmeath
Tel: 090 6442000 Fax: 090 6442020
info@hudsonbayhotel.com
www.hudsonbayhotel.com

The Cedar Restaurant in the Athlone Springs Hotel Westmeath is one of Athlone's best kept secrets. This Athlone restaurant not only offers a superb dining experience but also offers excellent service and a refreshing and interesting menu.

The décor with tones of purple, natural wood, and floor to ceiling windows offers a subtle refuge in a relaxing and peaceful environment. Friendly waiters are at hand to ensure your culinary experience is maximised with good service, a friendly smile and good product knowledge, a perfect choice when eating out in Athlone. Our resident Head Chef, Michael Talty, has personally selected delectable menus specific to the season. With fresh ingredients sourced and bought locally, Michael ensures only the best is presented to you, our guest at this exquisite restaurant in Athlone.

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Keenans Tarmonbarry
Co Roscommon

Tel: 043 3326098/ 3326052
info@keenans.ie
www.keenans.ie

Keenan's Hotel, Bar and Restaurant of Tarmonbarry is renowned for its excellent food, superb standards, and the warmth and friendliness of their staff. Our boutique hotel and restaurant marries in with our traditional but classice bar, blending old and new, where history and tradition meet luxury and style.

Keenan's is strategically located in the picturesque village of Tarmonbarry, located on the Longford/Roscommon border on the banks of the River Shannon, where East meets West. Located on the N5, approx. 135km from Dublin Airport and 125km from Westport making it the ideal location to break one's journey.

Whether you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life with the family, or are looking for a romantic weekend break away, Keenan's has everything for that well deserved break!

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Kilronan Castle
Ballfarnon
Co. Roscommon
Tel: 071 9618000 Fax: 071 9618001
www.kilronancastle.ie


The Douglas Hyde Restaurant, named after the first President of Ireland, who was born in Castlerea, County Roscommon, offers an elegant, fine-dining experience which is unique in the region. With research and tasting of local fresh produce, our Head Chef Rory Gabriel, who has received many accolades for his culinary expertise, has created a series of Table d'Hote and A la Carte menus which use suppliers from Roscommon and the surrounding counties.

The discreet service and luxurious furnishings of the Douglas Hyde Restaurant offer a perfect setting in which to enjoy the traditional art of elegant dining.

Our wines have been carefully selected from vineyards across France, Italy, Spain and the New World.

The Douglas Hyde Restaurant is open daily for dinner from 6p.m. until 10p.m. & for Sunday lunch from 1.00pm until 3.30pm Please contact us for details of our lunch and dinner menus suitable to intimate group bookings for special occasions or corporate celebrations.

"The discreet service and luxurious furnishings of the Douglas Hyde Restaurant offer a perfect setting in which to enjoy the traditional art of elegant dining."
Paulo Tullio (From tasteofireland.com)