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Reviews on Seafood food in Baltimore, Province of Munster, Ireland including Casey's of Baltimore, Lookout Restaurant at the Waterfront Hotel, La Jolie Brise Pizzeria at the Waterfront Hotel, Jacobs Bar, Chez Youen
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1. Casey's of Baltimore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By huffington2018
The fish and chips was the best battered fish I've eaten. The black sole reported to have been delicious. All the food ordered was of a very high standard. The staff were excellent. It was busy but we were never lacking attention (when needed).A lot of the fish and seafood does look expensive on the menu. But the quality and the fact it's cooked well makes it worth its price.
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2. Lookout Restaurant at the Waterfront Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Shimpoo
The best seafood platter I have ever had! Fresh Prawns, Mussels, Lobster, Oysters, Crab. Fabulous home made mayonnaise and hot french baguette.The Look Out Restaurant has magnificent views over Baltimore harbour and Sherkin Island. This restaurant and hotel retains many of the beautiful old French furniture and charm from the late Youen Jacobs french restaurant âChez Youenâ. The Tarte Tatin dessert is exactly as it was 30 years ago when Youen ran this restaurant. We stayed in the Waterfront hotel and the rooms are lovely. Breakfast also outstanding.
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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.
5. Chez Youen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Sundowner2012
This restaurant is over Jacobs Bar, we reserved it in advance of our stay and asked for a window seat. We got a fantastic table overlooking the harbour and with unreal views. Putting in the big window was a great idea to utilise the views and sunsets. Unfortunately the food wasn't great, my husband ordered the prawns starter, it wasn't worth the price, I had the steak for main course and he had the monkfish, we were given a very small bowl of a couple of small baby potatoes and couple of veg, it wasn't enough for 2 people, my steak was a good size but I had to ask for more pepper sauce as what i was given on the plate was only a drizzle which makes no sense. I ended up getting dessert because I was hungry, this was nice but small for the price. We did see the famous seafood platter it looks outstanding if your a seafood lover you should go for it. This place has huge potential but I think we will try somewhere else when back in Baltimore.
