Three Qs restaurant, Greystones, Wicklow
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Address:
Three Qs
Church Road
Greystones
Wicklow
Church Road
Greystones
Wicklow
Opening hours:
Sun 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Sat 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Fri 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Thu 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Wed 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Tue 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Mon closed
Sat 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Fri 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Thu 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Wed 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Tue 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Mon closed
Capacity:
28
Website:
Cuisines:
Irish, Irish
Three Qs restaurant, Greystones, Wicklow Reviews
4.0 Three Qs 4.0 star review:
Chose the value menu which is available all night even on a Friday, excellent value. The food was very tasty, especially chicken risotto main course and the side of mangetout was plentiful and well worth paying extra for. Service was very friendly and efficient. Would go back again some time.
Visited: 12/04/2013
Posted: 15/04/2013
4.5 Three Qs 4.5 star review:
Very pleseant meal, well looked after fabulous food. Only one critism is that they seem to fail to recognise us from previous visits and we have spent a substantial amount over the years.
Visited: 21/03/2013
Posted: 22/03/2013
5.0 Three Qs 5.0 star review:
This restaurant consistently provides excellent food at great value. The service is always good and the atmosphere is perfect for a relaxing evening of dining. The wine list offers a very good choice at a wide variety of prices. We are regular customers who love good food. We could not recommend this restaurant more. We've also tried here for breakfast adn lunch. The menu varies for each and all are good.
Visited: 16/01/2013
Posted: 17/01/2013
5.0 Three Qs 5.0 star review:
My wife and I visit the 3 Q's every single week for brunch at the weekend. It's solid and very reliable. The staff are great and the food is quite simply yum! I was shocked to see the last review a bad one (on 29/8/12) and that's why I decided to write this.
Also we eat occasionally in the evenings (when we can get a babysitter) and it's romantic, intimate and great value for what it is.
Be warned though, you cannot book a table for brunch at the weekends, so bring a jacket in case you need to go for a nice walk by the sea while you wait. Do not walk past their door without going in. You won't be disappointed!
Also we eat occasionally in the evenings (when we can get a babysitter) and it's romantic, intimate and great value for what it is.
Be warned though, you cannot book a table for brunch at the weekends, so bring a jacket in case you need to go for a nice walk by the sea while you wait. Do not walk past their door without going in. You won't be disappointed!
Visited: 29/12/2012
Posted: 11/01/2013
1.0 Three Qs 1.0 star review:
Booked a table for half nine. We arrived bang on time to be told the table was not ready and the guests were 'just paying the bill now, go get yourself a drink somewhere'. We arrived back 15 mins later to a crumb filled table with no place settings. Not a good start. And unfortunatley it all went down hill from there. 25 mins wating on four balls of falafel......something my eleven year old can rustle up in 30 seconds! I got a 'mushroom' wellington and my partner got the steak. What was in that wellington I will never know but it certainly was not mushroom. I did ask (to get the benefit of the doubt) if the pastry was made on site. I was assured it was, so......i'll let them away with that one! When the waitress finally came to take our plates away noticing my plate was still full, asked did i not enjoy it? 'Weird' was the exact word i used. The side dish was taken off the bill and the ever so cheeky gratuity. No dessert, we legged it (after paying of course) and will never return.
Visited: 25/08/2012
Posted: 29/08/2012
5.0 Three Qs 5.0 star review:
One of my favourite restaurants. Every time we go to Three Q's we get great service, fantastic food, a great selection of wine and all at a reasonable price. I have never left disappointed, and that says a lot.
Visited: 16/04/2012
Posted: 15/05/2012
5.0 Three Qs 5.0 star review:
This is one of my favourite restaurants. They have the best fry up in Wicklow,a bit pricey for some at €11 before your tea/coffee but beleive me it's worth it.
Anyway myself and my wife had a great meal there recently.The food is fab,we both had the mushroom brioche,wow.I then had the haddock and chips and she had steak,could not fault it at all,they do an early bird,2 courses for €23 ish,great value.
One negative,it's a bit tight and noisy for some i'd say,only one unisex toilet is a real no no as it does get busy.
We will be back again and again.
Anyway myself and my wife had a great meal there recently.The food is fab,we both had the mushroom brioche,wow.I then had the haddock and chips and she had steak,could not fault it at all,they do an early bird,2 courses for €23 ish,great value.
One negative,it's a bit tight and noisy for some i'd say,only one unisex toilet is a real no no as it does get busy.
We will be back again and again.
Visited: 07/01/2012
Posted: 10/01/2012
4.0 Three Qs 4.0 star review:
My first visit to Three Q's after hearing great things for years. It's smaller than I thought, and our large group took up about a quarter of the seating. But it's a mark of a good restaurant that serve a large group and not mess up the service. I had a very large started - a mini kofta kebab thing with a minty yogurt that was really tasty. For mains most of the group ordered steaks an mine was perfectly done. Portions were on the large side so I skipped desert. Overall really impressed with the place and the friendly service and next time I am in Greystones I'll go! Highly recommend it.
Visited: 24/09/2011
Posted: 10/10/2011
4.5 Three Qs 4.5 star review:
Exellent food as before. We were a party of four and warned our hosts that it may be noisy. This continues to be the only off putting thing about Three Qs and I would have a more comfortable evening if the acoustics were improved. Our started included a Rochfort and pear salad, falafel with dips, lamb kebab on wrap and slaw which was delclared a real winner and I had goats cheese mousse with beetroot salad which was excellent. I chose the steak which was possibly more medium than medium rare but tender and tasty. I had been tempted to order the duck leg as it came with red cabbage so I ordered the cabbage as a side and it was great. A fruit brulee with pecan cookies finished me off and others had the chocolate fondant and apple special. Our hosts who were visitors to Greystones were most impressed with the meal as we were.
Visited: 27/09/2011
Posted: 28/09/2011
5.0 Three Qs 5.0 star review:
Had a really nice lunch here. The staff were very friendly and the atmosphere was relaxed. It is quite a small restaurant but the menu was very interesting and there are definitely dishes I will return to sample! It was quite busy when we ordered but the food arrived in good time.
Overall: This was a very pleasant place with very good food at a reasonable price.
Overall: This was a very pleasant place with very good food at a reasonable price.
Visited: 24/07/2011
Posted: 25/07/2011
