View MapView Map
HomeDestinationsWaterfordTramoreThe Esquire & Raglan Road ...

The Esquire & Raglan Road

Tramore, Co. Waterford
The Esquire & Raglan Road is supremely elegant, rich and warm, a jewel among restaurants in the South East and a restful retreat for lovers of excellent food and wine. With an extensive A la Carte Menu you will receive personal attention and friendly service.

The Esquire, old world bar and restaurant, has been built with original ship parts. The Esquire is a restful retreat for lovers of excellent food and wine. Chef Paul expertly prepares the finest meats, local seafood and fresh vegetables.

All food is served fresh, and vegetables have no seasoning. Fries are cooked in sunflower oil. And a great deal of the menu is Nutron friendly. Fish dishes are inclusive of all the favourite fish and shellfish to be found in the sea and rivers. All meat dishes are sourced from leading suppliers of the highest quality. To accompany your meal there is a fantastic wine list of different vintages from all over the world.

Enjoy a new eating experience for all the family at the coolest traditional pub in the South East. Feast more than your eyes on our mouth watering menu. The Raglan Road is an Irish traditional pub adjoining The Esquire Restaurant. It offers its visitors traditional food at affordable prices. The Raglan Road is perfect to get that traditional Irish charm with a warm and friendly atmosphere.

A unique collection of over three hundred ports, sprits and liqueurs are on offer from Chef Paul's world collection. Lobster and seafood are available throughout the year. Surf and turf is a regular feature as well as oysters, crab and scallops. There is street parking with a car park at the rear also available.

Contact details
1 Little Market St, Tramore West, Tramore, Co. Waterford, X91 N638, Ireland

More to discover

Nature and wildlifeLafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens

Nestled in the picturesque seaside town of Tramore in County Waterford, the Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens are a captivating tribute to Irish writer Patrick Lafcadio Hearn, celebrated as Japan’s most famous Irishman. These beautifully crafted gardens trace the remarkable journey and legacy of Hearn through a series of enchanting, themed landscapes.

Family funRath Beag Loop

The loop is situated in the Rathgormack area of County Waterford, it is the shorter of two loops. Most of the friendly inhabitants are engaged in agriculture - producing milk, beef, lamb, wool, bacon, cereals and timber. Major social interests of the area include Gaelic Football and Hurling – and are the popular topic of conversation at the two Kennedy’s Pubs in the small village.

Coastal escapesArdmore Cliff Walk

Walk through the pages of history in the bay side beauty that is historic Ardmore. Follow cliff paths boasting coastal panoramas and roads and laneways that lead you by fascinating Early Christian sites.

GolfTramore Pitch and Putt

Whether a pitch and putt enthusiast or playing just for fun, guests will enjoy the challenge Tramore Pitch and Putt course has to offer. The course is located in Westown, one mile outside Tramore Town, County Waterford.

Subscribe now to receive destination inspiration, travel tips, upcoming events and all the best things to do around Ireland.

Popular AI prompts
Popular destinations
Popular experiences
Looking for accommodation?