At Home in The Bailey.
At the Bailey café bar, industrial heritage meets urban chic to create a genuinely distinctive café bar, live music venue and cutting edge nightclub - all in an ambitious and extravagant malt-store conversion. This listed building is an architectural treasure with a 21st century turbo engine.
Food Menu and Wine List
The Bailey boasts an enviable menu. A cornucopia of flavours and tastes from all over the world is achieved by using only the very best of fresh local produce, while the sommelier's choice of wine is wonderfully balanced and comprehensive; a must for all wine lovers and would-be wine lovers.
*** LARGE GROUPS CATERED FOR, BUT PLEASE ***
*** PHONE AHEAD TO ENSURE QUALITY OF SERVICE ***
*** PHONE AHEAD TO ENSURE QUALITY OF SERVICE ***
Opening Hours:
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thurs: 10.30am – 11.30pm
Fri & Sat: 10.30am – 12.30am
Sun: 12.30pm – 11pm
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thurs: 10.30am – 11.30pmFri & Sat: 10.30am – 12.30am
Sun: 12.30pm – 11pm
Food Served:
Summer Hours (March - October)
Mon/Tue/Wed: 10.30am - 9pm
Thurs/Fri/Sat: 10.30am - 9pm
Summer Hours (March - October)
Mon/Tue/Wed: 10.30am - 9pm
Thurs/Fri/Sat: 10.30am - 9pm
Sun: 12.30 - 10pm
Winter Hours (October - March)
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thur/Fri: 10.30am - 8pm
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thur/Fri: 10.30am - 8pm
Sat: 10.30am - 9pm
Sun: 12.30pm - 8pm
Food Style:
Modern Irish / European
Modern Irish / European
Menu Type:
All Day Menu / Breakfast
Lunch
Evening Meals
Childrens Menu (Half portions available from main menu for children also)
Daily Specials (See Chefs’ Blackboard)
All Day Menu / Breakfast
Lunch
Evening Meals
Childrens Menu (Half portions available from main menu for children also)
Daily Specials (See Chefs’ Blackboard)
Location / Directions:
Driving through Enniscorthy on The N11, this landmark building is situated on the Dublin side of town, overlooking the old bridge and the River Slaney. Sat Nav Co-ordinates: Lat=52.50276; Long=6.56849.
Driving through Enniscorthy on The N11, this landmark building is situated on the Dublin side of town, overlooking the old bridge and the River Slaney. Sat Nav Co-ordinates: Lat=52.50276; Long=6.56849.
See Reviews from Tripadvisor:
"Good Food in Relaxed Atmosphere"
Reviewed 6 February 2012
Went here on Saturday night.We were quickly given menus and our drinks order taken which was delivered promptly.
My husband ordered potato skins with prawns as a starter and we both had salads for our mains with variations from the menu which we were assured would be no problem.
My husband got one potato skin with prawns which he said was very tasty, slightly spicy and any more would have been too much. Our salads arrived as we requested and again were very good with a nice portion size.
I managed to squeeze in a sticky toffee pudding with ice cream which I enjoyed. The sponge was light and needed a little drop more of the sauce if I am to be fussy,
The meals with guiness. 1 wine,1 tea and a coke came to just over €40.00.
The only bad thing was the coke which tasted like diluted syrup and we got an apology for this when we mentioned it.
I would have no hesitation in returning. There are TVs in some areas which you can watch and hear ( I have been in some places where they are on but with the sound so low you cant hear them). There are areas away from the televisions if you do not want to see them
My husband ordered potato skins with prawns as a starter and we both had salads for our mains with variations from the menu which we were assured would be no problem.
My husband got one potato skin with prawns which he said was very tasty, slightly spicy and any more would have been too much. Our salads arrived as we requested and again were very good with a nice portion size.
I managed to squeeze in a sticky toffee pudding with ice cream which I enjoyed. The sponge was light and needed a little drop more of the sauce if I am to be fussy,
The meals with guiness. 1 wine,1 tea and a coke came to just over €40.00.
The only bad thing was the coke which tasted like diluted syrup and we got an apology for this when we mentioned it.
I would have no hesitation in returning. There are TVs in some areas which you can watch and hear ( I have been in some places where they are on but with the sound so low you cant hear them). There are areas away from the televisions if you do not want to see them
Visited 6 February 2012
Rating:-
Value 4/5
Atmosphere 4/5
Service 5/5
Food 5/5
“Top Class”
Reviewed 21 November 2011
great food,good value.lovely place.excellent service.very busy on sunday which is a good sign
Visited November 2011
Rating:-
General 5/5
“Excellent food, lovely location and friendly staff”
Reviewed 16 November 2011
The Bailey Cafe Bar is located on the river Slaney in Enniscorthy. The beautiful old building creates the perfect ambiance for a relaxing evening. The food was excellent, service efficient and friendly and hey have a number of offers on alcoholic beverages.
Highly recommended spot for food or a quiet drink if you're staying in or passing through Enniscorthy.
Highly recommended spot for food or a quiet drink if you're staying in or passing through Enniscorthy.
Visited November 2011
Rating:-
General 5/5
“Lovely place to eat.”
Reviewed 22 August 2011
We liked the look of this place as we drove into Enniscorthy so we decided to have dinner there later in the evening. There were ten adults in our group. We were not waiting long for our food to arrive. We found the food excellent and good value for money- burger and pint 10 euro. Lots of food on the plate. The young guy serving us was nice and we had a bit of a laugh with him.
Unfortunately the place was empty (Friday night at 8pm) but guess this is a sign of the times.
Rating:-
Unfortunately the place was empty (Friday night at 8pm) but guess this is a sign of the times.
Rating:-
Value 4/5
Atmosphere 4/5
Service 4/5
Food 5/5
“A very friendly, welcoming venue for good food”
Reviewed 11 August 2011
I went to the Bailey a few weeks ago with friends. The food was very good, with tasty and generous portions. There is an outside dining area, with umbrellas over the tables, where smoking is allowed. For years now, there has been no smoking inside pubs, bars, restaurants, etc. And it is universally obeyed. Even my smoker friends agree it is better.
The beefburgers here are wonderful, as is the fish option usually on option (battered fish and chips, or trout or sea bass are the usual choices). My friends and I have not had a bad meal here since they opened, a few years ago. For a quick, wholesome meal, especially a good pub lunch, this is a good place to go.
The beefburgers here are wonderful, as is the fish option usually on option (battered fish and chips, or trout or sea bass are the usual choices). My friends and I have not had a bad meal here since they opened, a few years ago. For a quick, wholesome meal, especially a good pub lunch, this is a good place to go.
Visited July 2011
Value 5/5
Atmosphere 5/5
Service 5/5
Food 4/5
Special Facilities:
All are welcomed to our premises - our lift system ensures that young and old can move to all floors with ease.
Food is available ALL DAY at The Bailey.
For all our functions we like to cater to your requirements, so any menu suggestion would be welcome! With your suggestions and our team of chefs, anything is possible…
Food is available ALL DAY at The Bailey.
For all our functions we like to cater to your requirements, so any menu suggestion would be welcome! With your suggestions and our team of chefs, anything is possible…
With our main bar area and three separate function rooms, you could attend several functions in the one building without boredom setting in!
- Free Parking
- Traditional Bar with food served
- Restaurant
- Terrace Smoking Area
- Food served until late
- Three Function Rooms
Speciality dishes:
Fresh Catch of the Day - Choice of the freshest fish from the South-Easts renowned fishing village, Kilmore Quay.
Full Selection of Prime Irish Angus Beef steaks locker-aged a minimum of 21 days, seasoned, tender, flavoursome and char-grilled to your taste;
Full Selection of Prime Irish Angus Beef steaks locker-aged a minimum of 21 days, seasoned, tender, flavoursome and char-grilled to your taste;
Something of Interest:
The Landmark Bailey premises is a 19th Century listed building of Regional Importance, fully refurbished in the early 21st Century to its current standing and retaining all of its original character. See our History of The Bailey page for more details.