We are OPEN from 12 Noon Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday for Lunch & Dinner and Seabiscuit is Open all weekend from 9am for homebaked treats and fresh coffee! 

Please note that the restaurant is closed Bank Holiday Monday, however Seabiscuit will be open from 9am with Pizzas available for takeaway from 12 noon until 5.30pm

Pre-Booking Strongly Advised To Avoid Disappointment!

Book Online / Call 053 94 27486 or email bookings@thestrandcahore.ie 

Gorey St Patrick’s Day Parade is set to take place at 3p.m.

This year, the parade will follow its traditional route, marshalling in Creagh before heading towards the Carnew Road, past the monument, through McCurtain Street, Main Street and Esmonde Street.
You can view thefull list of Wexford County Parades on South East Radios Website here ..

We are OPEN from 12 Noon Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday for Lunch & Dinner and Seabiscuit is Open all weekend from 9am for homebaked treats and fresh coffee! 

Pre-Booking Strongly Advised To Avoid Disappointment!

Book Online / Call 053 94 27486 or email bookings@thestrandcahore.ie 

Please note that the restaurant is closed Bank Holiday Monday, however Seabiscuit will be open from 9am with Pizzas available for takeaway from 12 noon until 5.30pm

We couldn’t do this without our hard working team to whom we are so grateful and of course to our dear customers without whom no such feats could be achieved!

The fabulous Eve and Head Chef Bernie headed to Lyrath Hotel in Kilkenny on Wednesday, March 13th for the Irish Restaurant Awards Leinster Regional Final 2024:

Over 1,000 attended the celebration of food and hospitality in Leinster on the night.

In total, this year’s Irish Restaurant Awards – the 15th year of the Awards – received over 160,000 public nominations for restaurants, cafés and other food services establishments across the country – the highest number yet. Nominations were made by the public through The Irish Times website, the Irish Restaurant Awards’ media partner.

Once again - Thank you to all our hard working staff and ourt dedicated loyal customers. We look forward to celebrating with you! 

Thank You - Aileen & Patrick & All The Strand Cahore Family

Please contact Jackie on 086 389 5654 for details

Cahore Book Club takes place at The Strand Cahore on the 2nd Thursday of October, November & December from 7pm to 9pm

All of these books have been selected by the Club for 2023 ♥️

Contact Jackie for more information on 086 389 5654

Thursday 12th October 2023

Thursday 9th November 2023

Thursday 14th December 2023

We were delighted to have been featured in this months' edition of Go Wild Magazine. 

Lot's done to date and so much more ahead :) 

"While Aileen and Patrick have created a recipe for success with their seaside venture, carefully writing their owns menus, they’re not resting on their laurels. The couple finally purchased this iconic property in June of 2021, high praise indeed during a global pandemic and now that they have it lovingly in their hands, they hope to add to the experience of The Strand Cahore by offering accommodation in the coming few years. Whatever the future may hold it’s clear that a knack for hospitality and a passion for good food is a winning combination when it comes to The Strand Cahore."

Read Full Article Here >>

The next time you find yourself thinking "Are there any restaurants near me with sea views?" just think of The Strand Cahore!

The Strand Cahore sits atop a small hill overlooking the Irish sea and offers views right up the Eastern coastline. Our restaurant offers panoramic views of the stunning seascape with the Cahore Point walking trail beginning right beside us. 

Why not plan a fun family day out walking or swimming (or both!) and pop by for a tasty treat afterwards? 

We offer takeaway coffees, teas and tasty homemade pastries from Seabiscuit, Takeaway Pizza to be enjoyed on our picnic benches or in our covered courtyard and of course, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner in our comfortable restaurant. 

Did you know that we also cater for Weddings and Special Occasions from Christenings to Confirmations and Birthdays to Retirement Parties?

Contact our event team at bookings@thestrandcahore.ie to discuss options to suit. 

We look forward to welcoming you. 

The Strand Team :) 

The Society of The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in The City of New York 119th Anniversary Dinner 1903

Founded in 1784 by Irishmen who came together to provide assistance and support to their fellow countrymen in the adjustment to life in the new world, The Society of the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick in the City of New York is the oldest charitable institution in the city. They carry on the traditions of their founders by focusing their charitable efforts in three areas within the City of New York: education, Irish Arts & Culture, and, in keeping with their origins, legal immigration services. The Society holds several events throughout the year for the purposes of charitable fundraising and social engagement amongst their membership. 

Featured in our restaurant are pieces from a dinner celebration that took  place in Delmonicos restaurant in New York City on St Patricks' Day 1903. The musical programme for the event with Bayne's Orchestra included:

• Miss Clara Winter - Harpist
• Mr John J. Cassidy - Barytone
• Mr Geo. W. Mitchell - Tenor
• Mr Chas J. Dunne - Accompanist

Delmonico's was operated by the Delmonico family at 56 Beaver Street in Lower Manhattan, and had a reputation as one of the nation's top fine dining establishments. Among the original to use the Delmonico's name, this restaurant was birthplace of the widely imitated Delmonico steak, and is credited with being one of the first American restaurants to allow patrons to order from a menu à la carte, as opposed to table d'hôte. It is also said to be the first to employ a separate wine list.

Did you know that we are a dog friendly restaurant?

As dog owners ourselves we appreciate the joy and companionship that dogs bring and want you to know that well behaved dogs are always welcome  here at The Strand Cahore.

Why not plan a lovely day out with a walk along the Cahore Walking Trail followed by Lunch or Dinner in our cosy restaurant overlooking the sea. 

We also provide water bowls outside for thirsty doggies and you can get a Puppiccino for your pooch to enjoy outside overlooking the bay! You can even purchase dog poop bags in our restaurant or at our seabiscuit coffee hatch. 

Let's see those wagtastic dogs! 

p.s. Walk-ins are welcome however, pre booking IS advised so as to avoid disappointment  - simply drop us an email to bookings@thestrandcahore.ie or call us on +353 (0)53 94 27486 

We look forward to welcoming you :) 

Dog Friendly FAQS:

Well behaved dogs are permitted in The Strand Cahore at designated seats in the bar area – seated quietly on the floor and not on the furniture.

We are dog friendly at The Strand Cahore and have designated seating areas for dogs and their owners – please let us know if you are bringing your dog so we can seat your accordingly or if you have issues with dogs being permitted so that we can also seat your accordingly.

Our designated dog friendly seats are in the bar in the following seats THE FIRE, THE NOOK, THE CRANNY, THE OAR. We cannot allow dogs in the restaurant or bar dining areas so that every guest is comfortable and happy.

We kindly ask dog owners not give doggy bags/food/water bowls to dogs inside the building. Please always keep their dogs on a leash. If your dog barks, please remove it immediately. If your dog is causing distress to other customers, we will respectively ask you to remove your dog, but please rest assured this has not happened in the 8 years that we have welcomed your furry friends.

Seawater has been used for centuries as a way of promoting health and for cosmetic reasons - indeed the term 'thalassotherapy’ is from the  Greek word “thalassa,” meaning sea or ocean.

Now, in 2022 sea swimming’s popularity is continually growing throughout Ireland and we are lucky enough to have a beautiful, safe pier and beach on our doorstep for everyone to enjoy. Whatever the season, this could be the perfect time to take the plunge and restore your body and mind.

Seawater contains a variety of minerals that help beautify the skin including magnesium, sodium, sulphate, calcium and chloride. Skin is moisturised by the magnesium rich seawater and it's anti inflammatory properties can help reduce common skin problems such as psoriasis and eczema.

Seawater supports the healing of many common ailments such as arthritis, asthma and bronchitis. The naturally calming effects of sea swimming helps to release aches and pains, relieves stress and as you are also outdoors it is a great way of getting some extra vitamin D into your system! 

Sea swimming supports mindfulness and you are sure to sleep more soundly after a dip in the sea. Whether it is the briefest of dips or jumping right off the pier at Cahore, immersing your body in the fresh sea water is sure to invigorate. The parasympathtic system of the brain that can trigger the release of dopamine and seratonin is stimulated by sea swimming thus improving ones' mood - who doesn't want that?!

Sea Swimming is of course, great for circulation and restores depleted micro-elements in our bodies as we swim. The cold water boosts white cell production which in turn fights off  infection. Even being by the sea for a bracing walk, inhaling the natural minerals and elements will do your mind and body a world of good. Just ask any of the regular sea swimmers who brave the cold waters all year round such as our brave Sammie or Aoghan!

Cahore visitors who take a sea-dip for the first time often become hooked on the cold-water buzz and the beauty of Cahore overlooking the Irish sea and they soon become not only familiar faces but loyal customers and indeed friends! 

See you in the sea!