Renowned for its fresh seafood, artisanal cheeses, and locally sourced produce, Waterford is a food lover’s paradise. From cosy cafes and trendy bistros to fine dining restaurants and traditional Irish pubs, the city offers a diverse range of culinary experiences to suit all tastes and budgets.
From hidden gems to popular hotspots, we’ve got you covered with all the latest information and insider tips to make the most of your culinary journey in the city. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, we invite you to indulge your senses and savour the flavours of Waterford.
Wife, mother, restaurateur, friend—there are many strings to Kamila Bystrzonowska’s bow. The Polish-born, Waterford transplant is the proprietor of award-winning Momo restaurant on Patrick Street—the healthy and delicious eatery that many of us have had the pleasure of dining in. (Check it out if you haven’t already.)
This week, Waterford FYI has rebranded its overall look and logo to make the website more impactful and has also changed the url to make it quintessentially Irish and easier to remember with .ie in its new link (https://wfyi.ie).
Whether you live in Waterford or you’re just visiting, there is so much to see and do in the county. From shopping in the city to swimming at the beaches and hiking in the mountains, here are 10 things to appreciate in the Deise.
Feeling the post-Christmas blues? Cheer yourself up and book a night or two away. Whether your choice of accommodation is a guesthouse, glamping or a luxury hotel, there are options galore and lots to explore in West Waterford. Here are five to check out. Book today and have something to look forward to.
A winter wonderland cruise, Santa meets your furry friend and a festive market—it’s definitely beginning to look a lot like Christmas now as we roll into the weekend and the third week of Winterval.
Even though Ireland didn’t qualify, football fans are still glued to the TV for the FIFA World Cup, with matches on every day until the final on Sunday, December 18. Kicking off with England versus the U.S.A at 7 p.m. tonight, there are nine matches to enjoy this weekend. If you’re heading out, here are some of the best Waterford pubs to watch them in with a selection of big and small screens and a great atmosphere in all. Get in…
Winterval’s Main Stage on O’Connell Street is the place to be for live music. The street will be fully pedestrianised for the four weeks (November 18 to December 23) of the Christmas festival, so we can enjoy all the music sessions laid on. Here’s what we can look forward to in the first two weeks.
There’s a touch of FOMO here today with the end of what has been a brilliant week of culture, history, art, music and a whole lot more. Celebrating 21 years, 2022’s Imagine Arts Festival is done and dusted and we’re sad to have no more events to attend. Here’s a recap of what happened on the final day of Imagine.
And so it’s here–the last day of what has been a brilliant festival…and there is so much to enjoy before the final act on Sunday night. Start your day with spraypainting then take a tour of Waterford City to see how our ancestors lived. There’s single and book launches…and do not miss award-winning Dublin folk singer John Francis Flynn in St. Patrick’s Gateway. There’s so much to see and do…so get yourself into town!
Day 1 of the Imagine Arts Festival started and finished on a high note. From historical building tours to heritage talks, the day ended with an awesome performance from Waterford man Moncrieff in Christ Church Cathedral.
This year, the festival is teaming up with some of the best food producers in the county to bring you the very best in local produce. So, whether you’re a foodie, a home-cook or just looking for a great day out, make sure to head to Waterford for the Harvest Festival!
Save the date. Not one to stay idle for long, Jim ‘Flash’ Gordon is looking forward to getting back to business with the reopening of Oskars on June 29th.