A popular pub with with interesting options for food and music alike: have some shoestring fries or a calamari meal, and enjoy the electronic or rock music …

Kazbar is Waterford’s number one venue for nightlife. A lively bar situated in the heart of John Street Village, it is renowned for providing top class entertainment and excellent food in a spacious three-floor …

A genuine Irish bar known citywide for its music events, not only held on weekends. Hop in to grab a beer and sing …

A Victorian pub right in the Viking Triangle, this is one of Waterford's oldest pubs and is noted by many for the best pub grub in town. Expect fish and chips, seafood chowder, bacon ribs, and Guinness pie, to pick a …

A standout black building in the heart of the centre serving lunch, great steak sandwiches, and most importantly, Guinness pints throughout the whole …

Situated in a farmland surrounded by historical buildings, a stone's throw from the famous Woodstown beach four miles from Waterford, Jack Meade's beer garden is a popular venue with anyone looking for a getaway from the busy city life. They serve great ribs with colcannon, a potato-based Irish …

The Wander Inn is a riverside pub south of the city centre where you get to enjoy the drink selection of a traditional Irish pub in the company of friendly local …

Uluru is a trendy bar in southeastern Waterford inspired by the founder's travels in Australia, offering a vast food and whiskey selection, sport broadcasts, and live music performed by the best local …

The Local is a friendly sportsmen's bar serving daily soup and lunch specials, salads, and sandwiches. The place is owned by Helena and Donnchadh Gough, who is a well-known musician playing in the traditional group "Danú", founded in the city of …

Just off the main square in Dungarvan town, Quealy's Café is well known in the region for being the prime watering hole of horse racing fans for over 175 year now. It has a nice selection of whiskeys and cocktails, served in a truly traditional …