Restaurants in County Meath
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Poet’s Rest
Fairtrade and organic foods top the bill at the Poet’s Rest, a deceptively simple little place serving up stylish, modern cuisine in relaxed surroundings. Although succulent meat and fish dishes feature strongly on the menu, there’s plenty of choice for vegetarians, and a mouth-watering array of desserts from the adjoining deli-patisserie – a great spot to pick up the makings for a gourmet picnic.
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Brogan’s Beacon
This popular restaurant serves country-style comfort food for adoring locals. The menu is fairly predictable with hearty chicken, salmon and pasta dishes, the odd risotto and the usual array of steaks and burgers. It won’t win any awards, but may just satisfy a niggling craving. There’s also a bar menu for lighter snacks.
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Vanilla Pod
Bright and modern but rather soulless, this restaurant in the Headfort Arms Hotel is independently run and features an ambitious bistro-style menu. The food is well-prepared and sourced locally, but for the best deal aim for the set three-course dinner at €21.95.
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La Scala
Contemporary La Scala serves timeless, classic Italian food: porcini mushroom and truffle risotto, frittura mista with sea bass, tiger prawns and squid, and chicken breast with ham and mozzarella, as well as a wide range of pastas.
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Wau Asian
Extensive Chinese, Malaysian, Indonesian and Thai dishes. Afterwards, pop into the Sally Rodgers pub below.
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Silver Swan Cafe
For a simple snack or cake and a coffee, head to this bright and cosy cafe in the centre of town. You’ll also get a range of soups and sandwiches as well as more hearty but predictable mains.
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Franzini O'Brien's
Buzzing local favourite, with a casual atmosphere and an eclectic menu spanning nachos to teriyaki chicken with noodles, and duck wontons.
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Egos Lunch Club
Boast about your accomplishments at this bright and open modern café. It has a full coffee bar and a long menu of hot specials, sandwiches and salads.
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Watson's Elementary Café
You don't have to be a Sherlock to find this quality café with solid renditions of standards ranging from omelettes to shepherd's pie.
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San Tromán
Crammed with gourmet goodies, this fabulous deli is perfect for picking up the makings of a picnic. If it's not picnic weather, you can order daily specials like a bowl of soup and tuna and sweet corn sandwich, or chicken and mushroom pie and a meringue nest with fruit and fresh cream.
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Old Post Office
This former post office is a tastefully restored restaurant with simple,honest homemade food,and four bright,contemporary B&B guestrooms (doubles €70).
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McGuires Coffee Shop
If a walk on the hill has worked up an appetite, this cafe-souvenir shop at the base can restore you with snacks like apple and cinnamon pancakes or waffles with toffee sauce.
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Georges Patisserie
Artisan breads and scones from this French patisserie are good for making sandwiches or a quick pick-me-up; sadly, the spectacular confections in the window are by prior order only.
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Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre Cafe
On the lower level of the Brú na Bóinne visitor centre, this surprisingly good cafe's extensive vegetarian options include nut and lentil loaf, and eggplant and zucchini cake, plus plenty of other treats like salmon and leek tart and beef lasagne.
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