Meath - Restaurants

The Slattery family’s unique establishment is an old railway junction, which was closed in 1963, and all the various buildings were converted to a make an hotel of charm and character. It is an interesting and unusual place to visit, with lovely ...
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On low-key Ludlow Street, just off Navan’s Market Square, large windows, painted white frontage and a pair of smart topiary trees make an arresting statement at this restaurant just across the road from Bermingham's lovely old bar. Inside lies T ...
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In the heart of the Boyne Valley, this former coaching inn dates back to the 17th-century and now has the good fortune be in common ownership with nearby Tankardstown House whose owners, Tricia and Brian Conroy, undertook their trademark tasteful refur ...
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Situated above The Hunter’s Moon, this contemporary restaurant brings a little piece of India to Ashbourne’s main street The décor is rich and impressive. Well-spaced tables are beautifully dressed, the polished wood set off by brig ...
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Older sister to the Side Door in Cavan, this thriving two-storey restaurant has much in common with them, notably strong modern decor (including some interesting original paintings by the Northern Ireland artist Terry Bradley). Exceptionally pleasant, ...
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In a modern building in the centre of Dunboyne, this family friendly café is simple and colourful in style - clean lines, unfussy table settings and a high-ceilinged ground floor area which overlooks a large patio give it a light, bright atmosph ...
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Airy and bright, with design by well-known Hong Kong interior designer, Cindy Lee, this restaurant has lots of windows, and is arranged stylishly with tables in the centre and booths around the sides. Cantonese cuisine with a twist is the speciality, ...
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Located in a development in the centre of Johnstown village, just five minutes’ drive from Navan, this popular and fashionable gastro-pub is in the same ownership as Franzini O’Briens Restaurant in Trim, and worth a visit. Wood-panelling, ...
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Although reached through an entrance just inside the foyer of the Headfort Arms Hotel and in common ownership, this attractive bistro style restaurant is run as an independent entity. In contrast to the hotel, it is very modern, with lots of pale woo ...
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Opened in late 2012, The Bective quickly became a popular spot with locals. A small room with a buzzing atmosphere, it’s eclectically done up - one wall is covered in red corrugated sheeting, others in black chalkboard paint, where they write up ...
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