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The Red Cow Inn, Clondalkin

 
Did you know that The Red Cow Inn boasts one of the longest carvery counters in Ireland? In addition to the selection of hand carved roasted meats and traditional accompaniments, there is an international foods section, plus a soup and salad counter. In the lounge there is daily a la carte breakfast and dinner menu to choose from too. Introducing the brand new Red Cow Steakhouse & Grill! Serving a variety of dishes from lite bites to five course steak dinners sure to satisfy the biggest of bellies! All of our steaks are 28 day aged and come from the highest quality, 100% Irish beef. Also serving a variety of fish, poultry, vegetarian and pasta dishes, the Red Cow Steakhouse & Grill has a menu to suit every palette!

 

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Credibility Score: 9%
Visited: 16/08/2011
Posted: 16/08/2011
First Timer
User: deburgo
Joined 16/08/2011
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1.5
Second time I have eaten here in four days. We went to the steak house and ordered a nacho starter as starter to share, half way through eating our starter our main courses were delivered. We order a bottle of red wine only to be informed the Wolf Blass was not available so we were given a Rosemount Shiraz at the same price. We ordered desserts and another bottle of wine, after 10 minuets we were informed they had now run out of the wine we ordered. We were given a choice of two alternatives neither of a good standard and told the price was the same. We took the cheap alternative and waited ten minuets but to no avail. Asked what the problem was and were told they had no corkscrew. After 20 minuets and no furter explaniation we decided to pay and leave. At no time was an apology offered and we were treated with indiffernce. Food plentiful but poor qualility especially for the price, service was poor and would definetaly not eat here again!
Credibility Score: 59%
Visited: 12/06/2011
Posted: 15/06/2011
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User: garrettdempsey
Joined 16/05/2008
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2.0
Attended a large function for DDSL soccer coaches and players - had to be the worst food i've tasted in a long time... mas-produced mush - ham (or was it gammon?) would have made a nice pair of soles for my shoes... turkey was overly moist (they always do thadt in alrge fucntions to faciliate re-heating)... dreadful service was efficient but not friendly Room was neatly laid out Before-hand Staff at receiption weren't tuned into those setting up the room and there was chaos in the main lobby where a few hundred guests stood in a throng while they waited for the room to be prepared.
Credibility Score: 97%
Visited: 08/06/2011
Posted: 12/06/2011
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User: diarmuidmurphy
Joined 02/11/2008
56 reviews
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4.0
Dropped in here for a late dinner, found the menu to be wide and varied. Dined in the bar. Service was excellent and quick. Well recomend a visit.
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The Red Cow Inn
Red Cow Moran Hotel
Clondalkin
Dublin
Telephone:
01 459 3650
Opening hours:
Everyday
Capacity:
50
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American, Breakfast, Brunch, Carvery, Casual Dining, Cocktails, Coeliac options, English, European, Girls Night Out, Healthy Eating, International, Irish, Kid's Menu, Pizzeria, Seafood, Steak, Steak and Seafood, Sunday Lunch, Traditional Irish

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Accept Credit Card Bord Failte Approved Car Park Cater for Parties Coeliac options Disabled Access Family Friendly Full Bar Function Room Member of RAI Smoking Area Vegetarian Options Wi-Fi

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