Lady Helen Restaurant

From start to finish it was a wonderful experience! The staff, atmosphere, wine and food was outstanding. We went with a group of friends and everyone thought it was fab. Can’t wait to return.

Great experience. The 7 course menu was very good, if a touch expensive. The service was exceptionally warm and welcoming, when many similar restaurants can be stuffy. They were accommodating when we had to pause our meal due to our baby waking up in the room, and allowed the babysitter to settle the baby in a bar adjacent to the restaurant- they were so understanding and gracious, which made a real difference to our stress levels. The 2nd dessert with strawberries was not my favourite as the berry flavour was overly rich, however the honey dessert was excellent. Other highlights were the bread and the lamb dish.

Out of the many Michelin star restaurants I’ve been to, this has been one that was disappointing to me. The flavors were not overly creative nor unique. The best part of the menu was the dessert cart. However, everything else was not mind blowing. I had the opportunity to visit Aniar in Galway which also has 1 Michelin star and that’s a must visit. If I had to pick, I would skip this one and go to Aniar.

Love fine dining, and the 7 course tasting menu did not disappoint. Walnut block wine complimented course well.
Fine presentation, great food journey
Full of flavour and texture. Vegetarian can substitute from vegetarian menu.

Exceptional. Best Micheline restaurant that we’ve been (so far :D) Service was amazing which made it even better. Due to government restriction, we had to go for 3 course because we didn’t stay in Mount Juliet. However, definitely would like to come back and stay as well.