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Top 5 Bar food in Baltimore, Province of Munster, Ireland
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Baltimore including An Sibin Pub, Bushe's Bar, La Jolie Brise Pizzeria at the Waterfront Hotel, Jacobs Bar, Jolly Rodger
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1. An Sibin Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By Lynn D
It's been a while. Great to be back. There for the match today. The excellent service food and welcome more than compensated for the match results . We're just there for lunch but the soup/ pate/ gubeen fritters and chowder- all divine- thanks folks
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2. Bushe's Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By X3932RDsusanm
Always great to visit.Friendly family. Great open crab sandwiches. Toasted specials home made soups. Friendly locals. Try it.
3. La Jolie Brise Pizzeria at the Waterfront Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 237 reviews
Reviewed By Brian M
The owner of this establishment is charasmatic,hunky, tall dark and handsome. When he gets his apron on and starts rolling the dough in his strong hand I get tingles! Long live the king Youen Jacob!
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4. Jacobs Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By Outdoorsbuff
My family and I wanted to go to Baltimore Ireland since we are from Baltimore Maryland. But also we hoped to get off the tourist path. Foreign tourists are not common in Baltimore but Irish tourists are. The town is small on the southern side of the island right on the water. The small town square had a few restaurants. We chose Jacobâs Bar. My wife and I shared a blue cheese pizza. I cannot describe how delicious this pizza was. Irish pizzaâwho knew?The only reason I knocked a star off was because we had a hard time getting water.
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5. Jolly Rodger
Reviewed By Daniele I
I expected this pub to be quite large inside, considering the external image. However, it was actually comparatively quite small internally. Having said that, it has a quaint and rustic quality about it. Just disappointed that, despite the name of the pub, it does not have a great deal of a pirate theme... just minimal. Could be a great 'theme' pub. Enjoyable though, with good staff and a charming owner.
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