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Small Plates Sandwiches & Salads Small Plates Seasonal Soup (V)(G) €5.95 Please ask your server for details. Served with Brown Bread One & One €6.50 Old Dublin Saying for Fish ‘n’ Chip, Skinny Fries with a Mini Taster of our Beer Battered Cod Spicy Chicken Wings (G) (12 Pieces) €10.95 Cashel Blue Cheese Dip & Celery Sticks 6oz Sirloin Steak Flat Bread €12.00 Steak Strips, Roasted Onion, Parmesan Shavings, Horseradish & Rocket Beef Sliders €7.50 Maple & Thyme Beef Patties (3) melted Smoked Applewood Cheddar, Jalapeño, Ballymaloe Relish & Blue Cheese Dips Black Tiger Prawn Tempura (6 Pieces) €9.50 Chilli & Honey Dip Duck & Vegetable Rolls €8.00 Pine Nut Salad & Mango Mayo Crab Cakes €7.50 Rocket, Grilled Scallion, Pickled Cucumber & Lime Twist Halloumi Cheese Fritters (V) €7.00 Mixed Salad with Olives & Cranberry Jam Sandwiches & Salads The B Bar Club €13.50 Triple Decker on White with Roast Turkey, Crispy Bacon, Egg Mayo, Baby Gem Lettuce, Tomato, Skinny Fries Chimichurri Steak Sandwich €17.00 6oz Irish Sirloin Steak, Chimichurri Sauce, Rocket & Grilled Onions served in a Toasted Rye Wrap with Skinny Fries Super Salad (G) €13.50 Piri Piri Chicken Breast with Baby Spinach, Candied Pecans, Roasted Sweet Potato, Red Wine Vinegar & Extra Virgin Olive Oil Five Spice Duck Salad €14.00 Spiced Duck Breast with Mixed Leaves, Sun-dried Tomatoes & Red Pepper Puree Avocado Salad (V) (G) €12.00 Fresh Avocado with Mango Salsa, Rocket, Cherry Vine Tomato & French Dressing Crispy Chicken Salad €14.00 Cooked in Coconut Batter with Mixed Five Beans, Tossed Leaves, Sundried Tomato, Pineapple Salsa & Ranch Dressing Big Plates Daily Special €15.50 Daily Dish created using Fresh & Local Ingredients. Please ask your Server for details Maple & Thyme Irish Beef Burger €15.50 Smoked Applewood Cheddar & Crisp Bacon with Ballymaloe Relish, Homemade Slaw, Beef Tomato, Baby Gem & Skinny Fries A Cabernet would work well with these flavours, we think our Covinas would be a great accompaniment Grilled Chicken Burger €15.50 Grilled Spiced Chicken Breast, Pineapple Salsa, Ranch Mayo & Sweet Potato Fries Chicken would go down a treat with a sipper of our Tini Garganega Pinot Grigio Chargrilled Dry Aged Irish Sirloin Steak (G) €23.50 8oz Steak with Slow Cooked Tomato, Pepper Sauce, Chunky Chips Why not try our Blackrock Stout Penne Pasta (V) €14.00 Wholemeal Pasta tossed in Red Chilli, Coriander, Peppers, Parmesan Shavings & Olive Oil Dressing Add Fresh Salmon €16.00 Off the Hook €16.50 Signature Fish ‘n’ Chips made with Five Lamps Craft Beer A glass of Puna Snipe Sauvignon Blanc would bring these flavors together beautifully Corn Fed Chicken Supreme €16.50 Chorizo & Vegetable Casserole served with Seasonal Potato. Slow Cooked Beef Cheeks €16.00 Light Horseradish Mash, Sautéed Pearl Onions, Forest Mushrooms in Red Wine & Rosemary Jus Try Five Lamps Lager, an Irish Drink with an Irish Dish “ Being Irish, he had an abiding sense of tragedy, which sustained him through temporary periods of joy.” W.B. Yeats Side Dishes Skinny Fries €4.00 Sweet Potato Fries €4.00 Chunky Chips €4.50 Green Beans with Confit Shallot €4.50 House Green Salad €4.50 Garlic Bread €4.00 Something Sweet DoubleTree Cookie Cheesecake €6.00 Light Vanilla & White Chocolate Mousse, DoubleTree Walnut Cookie Base Baked Alaska €6.00 Vanilla Ice-cream, Raspberry Sorbet & Torched Meringue Homemade Chocolate & Walnut Brownie €6.00 Vanilla Ice-Cream & Butterscotch Sauce The Best Ice-Cream This side of the Liffey (G) €6.00 Boulabán Gourmet Ice Cream Made in Tipperary - Caramel & Sea Salt, Vanilla Bean & Chocolate Opera Locally Sourced Cheese & Crackers €7.00 Whiskey Cheddar, Carrigaline & Crozier Blue with Homemade Apple & Onion Jam Grasshopper €7.00 Cocktail with Crème de Cacao, Crème de Menthe & Locally Produced Cream Chocolate Dream €8.00 Chocolate Cocktail with Bailey’s, Vodka, Crème de Cacao Toblerone €9.00 Cocktail with Frangelico, Kahlua, Baileys, Locally Produced Fresh Cream & Honey Irish Espresso Martini €9.00 Bushmills Original Irish Whiskey, Baileys & a shot of Espresso (G) Denotes Gluten Free. (V) Denotes Vegetarian. Please be advised that some of our menu items may contain nuts or nut traces, please ask your server for details. Please ask your server should you have any dietary requirements. All beef served is of Irish origin sourced from quality suppliers. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. “ Money can’t buy you happiness but it does bring a more pleasant form of misery” Spike Milligan Hot Beverages Tea €3.00 Irish Breakfast, Earl Grey, White Tea with Cranberry, Rooibos, Green Tea, Camomile Americano €3.20 Espresso €2.70 Cappuccino €3.50 Latté €3.50 Macchiato €3.50 White Wine 175(ml.) Bottle Covinas Sauvignon Blanc/Macabeo, (Spain) 12.5% €6.80 €26.50 Layers of lemon & tropical fruit flavours build on the palate to an impressively layered & textured finish. La Campagne Chardonnay, (France) 13.5% €7.50 €27.50 A soft green apple scented Chardonnay, with plenty of fruit on the palate. Tini Garganega Pinot Grigio, (Italy) 12% €8.00 €32.00 This delicious, mouth-watering blend of two of Italy’s finest varieties is delicate, citrusy & dry with a tangy finish. Puna Snipe Reserve Sauvignon Blanc, (Chile) 12% €8.50 €34.00 A fresh, citric style of Sauvignon offering notes of grapefruit & elderflower on a zesty uplifting palate. L. Moreau Chablis, (France) 12.5% €11.50 €49.00 Floral & fruit notes re-emerge on the palate, accompanied by a balanced acidity & unique freshness that makes a pleasing wine for any occasion. Red Wine Covinas Tempranillo Syrah Cabernet (Spain) 12.5% €6.80 €26.50 Aromas of spice surround blackcurrant & cherries. On the palate dark fruit bursts through & are delightfully tempered with touches of mocha. La Campagne Merlot, (France) 13% €7.50 €27.50 Deep red, full bodied with black plums, black cherries & a hint of bonfire toffee. Aretini Chianti, (Italy) 12.5% €8.00 €32.00 With rich, fruity & ripe aromas, round & fragrant on the palate giving an aromatic & persistent finish. Puna Snipe Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Carmenère, (Chile) 14% €8.50 €34.00 Dark & Seductive: Structure from the Cabernet added to Chile’s exotic Carmenère. Intense red & black fruits in harmony exuding delicious notes with a lingering finish. Don David Malbec, (Argentina) 14% €9.50 €42.00 Dark ruby red with a nose of rich fruit cake & plums & a spicy edge Fleurie Trenel Rouge, (France) 13% €11.50 €49.00 Deep consistent red with beautiful purple tints. Powerfully floral & reminiscent of violets. Rosé Wine Syrah Rose “Croix Des Vents”, (France) 12.5% €7.50 €32.00 A well balanced wine with delicate strawberry fruit flavour. Bubbles 175(ml.) Bottle Prosecco Spumante, (Italy) 12.5% €11.50 €49.50 All you want from a good Prosecco. Bubbles, pear & peach fruit & soft acidity making it very approachable. Moët et Chandon N.V. (France) 12% €105.00 Distinctive aromas of brioche & crunchy green apples with a crisp acidity on the palate. Cocktails The B Bar Mojito €7.50 Oakheart Spiced Rum balanced with Fresh mint, fresh lime juice, castor sugar muddled over crushed ice & topped with a splash of ginger ale. The B – Hive €8.50 Oakheart spiced rum mixed with fresh lime juice, Apple juice over crushed ice & finished with a dash of bitters. Served in a Collins Glass The Cosmo €8.00 Absolut citron, Cointreau, fresh lime juice & a splash of cranberry juice served in a chilled Martini glass. The Queen B €8.50 This cocktail is a must have: Absolut vodka, fresh lime juice, a touch of sugar shaken over crushed ice & finished with a drizzle of Chambord berry liqueur. Served in a Collins glass. Allez Les Bleus €8.50 This cocktail is a must have!!! Absolut vodka, Chambord liqueur & pineapple juice served in an ice cold Martini glass. Draught ½ Pint Pint (284 ml.) (568 ml.) Guinness (Dublin, Ireland) €3.00 €5.40 Smithwicks (Kilkenny, Ireland) €3.00 €5.40 Five Lamps (Dublin, Ireland) €3.20 €5.60 Heineken (Netherlands) €3.20 €5.60 Carlsberg (Denmark) €3.20 €5.60 Budweiser (U.S.A) €3.20 €5.60 Coors Light (U.S.A) €3.20 €5.60 Bulmers (Tipperary, Ireland) €3.20 €5.80 Bottles Beer (330 ml.) Heineken (Netherlands) €5.60 Miller (U.S.A.) €5.60 Coors Light (U.S.A.) €5.60 Budweiser (U.S.A.) €5.60 Corona Light (Mexico) €5.60 Becks N.A. (Germany) €5.20 Cider Bulmers (Tipperary, Ireland) €5.90 Bulmers Light (Tipperary, Ireland) €5.90 Pint Bottle Bulmers (Tipperary, Ireland) €6.40 Irish & British Craft Beers (500 ml.) Helvick Gold Blonde Ale (Waterford, Ireland) €7.00 Copper Coast Ale (Waterford, Ireland) €7.00 Blackrock Stout (Waterford, Ireland) €7.00 Well’s Banana Bread Beer (Bedford, England) €7.00 Double Chocolate Stout (Bedford, England) €7.00 “ After months of want and hunger, we suddenly found ourselves able to have meals fit for gods, and with appetites the gods might have envied” Ernest Shackleton Irish Whiskeys (35.5 ml.) Jameson (Dublin, Ireland) €5.20 Taste: Perfect balance of spicy, nutty & vanilla notes with hints of sweet sherry. Tullamore Dew (Offaly, Ireland) €5.60 Taste: A mild, understated whiskey with a taste of toasted wood & a hint of vanilla. Bushmills (Antrim, Ireland) €5.20 Taste: A mild whiskey with tastes of pleasant maltiness with toasted wood & vanilla hints. Crested Ten (Dublin, Ireland) €5.80 Taste: Balanced beautifully between light notes & rich fruit notes. Paddy (Cork, Ireland) €5.20 Taste: A light aromatic opening followed by a subtle hint of honey & vanilla with a soft malt finish. Black Bush (Antrim, Ireland) €5.30 Taste: This complex aromatic whiskey has a rich Turkish delight palate with a long fudge finish. Bushmills 10 Year Old (Antrim, Ireland) €7.50 Taste: Matured in Bourbon barrels for 10 years, taste of lime, cake mix, honeycomb & liquor ice.
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