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1826 Adare, Best Restaurant in Limerick & Munster. Proprietors Wade & Elaine Murphy offer locally sourced food n a relaxed environment
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Where do Ireland’s top chefs eat

Where do Ireland’s top chefs eat

By Wade Murphy
 Posted September 24, 2018
 In Media, News
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https://www.independent.ie/life/food-drink/where-do-irelands-top-chefs-eat-youll-be-surprised-to-hear-theyre-not-all-pricey-36727822.html

Wade Murphy
Wade Murphy

  • 1826 Adare is a chic little spot doing upmarket contemporary casual food. Well worth a visit.

    Lucinda O’Sullivan, Sunday Independent

  • While you can take fine dining out of the equation, what you get from a classically trained chef of this calibre is the same top notch cooking in a more relaxed style – and at a very accessible price.

    Georgina Campbell, Editor, Georgina Campbell’s Ireland Guide

  • The opening of the year that should have been talked about a great deal more was 1826 Restaurant in Adare, Co Limerick, where Wade Murphy’s cooking demonstrates wonderful imagination and refinement, and where tradition and modern twists (a phrase I generally dread) work in perfect harmony.

    Tom Doorley, Irish Daily Mail, The DiningRoom.ie

  • “The opening of the year that should have been talked about a great deal more was 1826 Restaurant in Adare, Co Limerick, where Wade Murphy’s cooking demonstrates wonderful imagination and refinement, and where tradition and modern twists (a phrase I generally dread) work in perfect harmony.”

    The Dining Room

  • 1826 Adare is a small, special place where the good stuff from its hinterland is being used by a talented kitchen.

    Catherine Cleary, The Irish Times

  • 1826 is one of the defining examples of the modern creative casual Irish restaurant. The cooking is serious and ambitious but the food is delivered without a jot of pretension and served in the most charming, relaxed style.

    John McKenna, Editor, The McKenna Guide

  • “Husband and Wife team bring personal touch to a small, special place”

    The Irish Times

  • The Murphys have opened with considerable aplomb, enhancing Adare. If this very good meal was indicative they will continue in that vein.

    Jack Powe,The Irish Examiner

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1826 Adare

  • Main Street, Adare
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Run by Elaine and Wade Murphy, the thatched cottage restaurant that is 1826 Adare, gets its name from the year the first Lord Dunraven, built the cottage.

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