If, like us, you believe that good holidays revolve around excellent food and drink, then you have come to the right place.
At Roundwood House, we take pride in offering our guests the very best that County Laois and Ireland has to offer.
Delicious, locally sourced ingredients, turned into mouth-watering dishes, cooked on site to your taste by our talented chef, Paddy. What more could you ask for?
Famous Irish foods
Ireland is well-known around the globe for a number of fabulous food and beverages that must be sampled and enjoyed.
Some favourites include Guinness stew, seafood chowder, treacle soda bread and, for those brave enough, black pudding.
For dessert, there is a slice or three of whiskey-laced cake or a brilliantly boozy sherry trifle.
There are multiple local cafes and restaurants in the area that are eager to serve up top quality Irish food and drink, or guests can sit back and enjoy delicious home-cooked treats at Roundwood House.
Home-cooked heaven
The kitchen at Roundwood House really is the heart of the home, buzzing with activity and wafting delicious aromas throughout the house as Paddy works his culinary magic.
Guests can enjoy amazing meals, cooked from scratch and served in cosy surroundings alongside excellent company.
The whole experience is made even better by just having a short climb upstairs to bed while someone else does the washing up.
Local produce
One of the main reasons why guests rave about the food and drinks served at Roundwood House is the fact that so many ingredients are sourced locally.
Meat is provided by Mick, the trusted local butcher, who supplies amazing grass-fed lamb and beef.
Vegetables are pulled out of nearby soil, mushrooms provided by a local forager, while artisan local producers supply cheese, oats, barley and wheat. Soda bread, crackers, yoghurt, muesli and flapjacks are freshly made for guests on site, every day.
Alcohol August
Ireland is just as famous for its alcoholic delights as it is for its fine food.
As well as the world-renowned Guinness, there is a wide range of whiskeys waiting to be sampled.
These form the basis for a number of other famous beverages, including the soul-warming Irish coffee, made by combining black coffee and cream with whiskey and sugar.
Irish cream blends whiskey and other spirits with dairy cream, chocolate and vanilla, to be enjoyed straight, on the rocks or as a cocktail ingredient.
The ultimate in indulgent after-dinner drinks!
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