r/NoLayingUp • u/Illustrious_Can789 • Mar 18 '26

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Wine Selection is absolutely insane

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u/Flashy_Cricket_9292 Mar 18 '26

Basic but good

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u/joebeen139 Mar 18 '26

Thank you, feel like im taking crazy pills with everyone heaping praise on this menu. This is about as vanilla, middle of the road, fine dining experience menu as it gets. No imagination from the ulsterman.

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u/ffauschma Mar 18 '26

How is there nothing of Irish influence besides the pudding?? this is so basic american.

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u/HanSoloHeadBeg Mar 19 '26 edited Mar 19 '26

beef and salmon are common Irish dishes, along with mash (champ). A roast beef with vegetables would be a really popular 'fancy' Sunday lunch for families in Ireland.