Articles tagged: Food

Where to eat and drink in Westport, County Mayo

Westport has the food scene of a place twice its size, and it doesn't make a big deal about it. A Michelin Bib Gourmand twelve kilometres down the…

St George's Market, Belfast: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

On a Sunday morning in Belfast, the queue for coffee at St George's Market starts somewhere around the fish stalls and generally ends with you having…

The English Market in Cork: what to see, eat, and buy

The English Market in Cork is the kind of place that stops you mid-step and makes you look up at the ceiling, at the ornate cast-iron galleries and…

Belfast food scene 2026, the local list

Ten years ago Belfast was an Ulster-fry-and-chips town. The food scene now is one of the most exciting on the island, with a generation of chefs who…

Kinsale, half an hour from Cork, worth a full day

Kinsale is the gourmet town that Cork pretends not to be jealous of. It is a thirty minute drive south of Cork city, sits on a sheltered harbour at…

Galway food scene, oysters to Michelin

Galway has had a Michelin star longer than most provincial Irish cities and a market culture older than the country. The food scene here is small but…

Dublin food scene 2026, where locals are eating

Ten years ago Dublin was a city you put up with the food in. That has changed completely. The current scene is split between long-running classics…

Where to eat in Cork like a local

Cork people are smug about their food and the rest of Ireland will quietly agree they have a right to be. The city is also small enough that the best…

A weekend in Carlingford, the way locals do it

Two days in Carlingford is enough to see most of the village twice and still feel like you have not rushed. Here is how to actually spend it, written…