Where to go for a pre-show meal in Ireland

Set in the remains of the 15th century John Collyn House, Everett’s combines fabulous, modern Irish cooking with historic, atmospheric surroundings – making it an ideal choosing for a pre-show meal. The mission here is to provide you with a relaxed and memorable dining experience, and the team succeeds every time. The proof is in the Michelin Bib Gourmand that the restaurant was awarded this year.

Specialising in locally sourced, premium seafood and steak dishes, Brasserie on the Corner is an award-winning restaurant, located in the heart of Galway City. From farm to fork, vineyard to glass, market to plate, every taste tells a story. Working hand-in-glove with producers, Brasserie on the Corner has become a focal part of Galway’s food scene and the culinary team develops seasonal dishes that are complimented with a boutique wine selection from family-owned vineyards across the world. It’s also home to the adjoining Blake’s Corner Bar, a contemporary Irish venue with live music on weekends and part of the Galway Whiskey Trail, making this place ideal for getting a good meal in before enjoying the live entertainment.

Rugged Lane sets the standard for local dining in Dublin 15 with a modern take on fine dining. Good food, comfortable dining room and relaxed service is what you’ll find here. The restaurant is independently run and led by an exciting team of talented chefs and front-of-house professionals. Sustainability features as a core value and by using locally produced, fresh and seasonal ingredients, the team strives for a zero-waste kitchen.

Clancys has gained a reputation as one of Cork’s best entertainment venues, offering high-quality drinks made by talented mixologists, casual dining ranging from breakfast to dinner, and some of the best live music acts which Cork has to offer – so your night out comes as a full package! The historical significance of the pub is maintained in the décor, which displays Irish sporting memorabilia and All-Ireland medals collected throughout the decades. The 15/16 Princes Street/Marlboro Street premises has been trading as a bar since 1824, which positions Clancys as one of Cork’s oldest pubs.

For the ravenous and the dainty eater alike, Tuscany Bistro offers a wonderful variety of tempting dishes. Antipasti, pastas, pizzas, chicken, the finest beef fillets and so much more, you’ll be so glad you chose Tuscany Bistro for your pre-show meal out.