The Cush restaurant in Ballycotton is a hidden gem of fine dining. The atmosphere is warm and elegant, with beautiful hand painted wall mountings of crayfish symbolizing the wide variety of seafood on their menu. The food is carefully plated and delicious, with two varieties of scallops served as a starter. The steak was tender and the after dinner drinks were delightful. The staff are friendly and attentive, and owner Pearse Fynn is a beautiful person with a heart of gold. They offer a range of dishes, from chowder to crab claws, mussels and monkfish, all sourced locally. Prices are fair and the wine list is extensive. The dessert menu is particularly impressive, with the raspberry soufflé being a must-try. The views from the restaurant are stunning and the perfect way to end a wonderful meal. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an excellent dining experience.
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Family owned and run, Cush is a cosy, traditional pub with a smart, modern restaurant, comfy bedrooms and views out over the rooftops to the fishing boats in the harbour. Local produce features in hearty dishes, with seafood naturally to the fore, and guests are well looked after by the friendly team...
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Review is for dining (lunch). First time at Cush, great experience. 3 course lunch menu had plenty of variety and choice. We started with the Angolotti/mushroom soup which was superb, seasoned well, light and airy soup. Lamb and cod mains were both seasoned and cooked to perfection, sides of fries, potatoes and carrots were excellent. Deserts were light and a great end to the meal. Great wine menu, extensive selection of beers on tap. Great service. Will be back! Location: 5
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Ike K6 months ago on Restaurant Guru
Came with a group and had a fab time. Staff was excellent. Food creative and very tasty. Libations perfect.