A Looped Walk from Drumkeeragh Forest
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Based in Newcastle, Co. Down, Brunel’s Restaurant has been located on it’s current site since October 2017. It is named after the renowned innovator and inventor Isambard Kingdom Brunel whose ship the S.S Great Britain ran aground in Dundrum Bay in 1846.
Specialising in the use of locally produced and foraged ingredients with the majority being supplied from within 25 miles of the restaurant, the menu changes seasonally depending on the produce which is available.
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Find Out MoreOur Lunchtime menu includes our famous chowder and freshly baked wheaten, we also serve Early Bird menu, our exquisite fine dining Dinner Menu and our Sunday menu which has 3 courses for £25.
We give diners the opportunity to experience fine dining in an informal, friendly atmosphere, there is always a warm welcome and a smile on the faces of staff and guests.
In light of the ongoing travel restrictions, Brunel’s offers the “staycationer” the opportunity to eat high quality local produce in beautiful surroundings. We are within strolling distance of the Slieve Donard Hotel and next door to the Hutt Hostel or if glamping pods are more your thing Pine Tree Hollow Glamping is a short journey from our door.
Find out more about Brunel’s Restaurant here.
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