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Specialising in spicy tandoori favourites, the Indian Kitchen is an unstuffy neighbourhood restaurant in Templeshannon close to the centre of the bustling old town of Enniscorthy. Curry lovers flock to this lively little eatery, which serves old favourites plus some European dishes and a few aromatic new additions, all in relaxed and welcoming surroundings.

A fixture with locals and visitors alike, The Upper Deck serves seafood fresh from the boats outside in the rural fishing village of Kilmore Quay. Bright windows offer sweeping views of the Saltee Islands, while yellow walls and pine furniture add to the cheerful informality of this seafront restaurant. Seafood chowder, crab claws and lemon sole are popular favourites, and there's a selection of meat dishes for non-fish eaters.

A popular restaurant with the curry lovers of Wexford, Mukut Tandoori serves an extensive menu of regional Indian cooking in unstuffy and friendly surroundings. Dishes such as lamb biryani and aloo mutter paneer are accompanied by European favourites such as chicken and chips for the less adventurous. A laid-back local crowd adds to the affable and comfortable ambience.

Perched on the fourth floor of the four-star Carlton Millrace Hotel, Lady Lucy's Rooftop offers panoramic views of Mount Leinster and the rolling Wexford countryside from its location in the picturesque town of Bunclody. Curved wooden screens lend a sense of intimacy to the cosmopolitan restaurant, while the smart brasserie-style menu is accompanied by a selection of wines from around the world.

A bustling family-owned Italian restaurant, Il Primo is a popular neighbourhood eatery in the town centre of New Ross. Hearty pasta and pizza staples fill the menu, accompanied by a good range of Mediterranean-led wines. A chatty local crowd adds to the relaxed and friendly atmosphere.