Rosemary Bistro & Cafe
9 Emmet Street, Trim, Co. Meath
About
Rosemary sits at 9 Emmet Street and covers the part of the day the castle-facing places do not: coffee and breakfast into lunch, then bistro plates in the afternoon. It is the daytime room, wooden and unfussy, where people come off the street with shopping bags rather than off a tour bus. Burgers, fried chicken, pasta and a gluten-free range that local coeliac reviewers rate. No booking system, so you take a table when there is one. The venue has no website of its own that could be confirmed; rosemarycafe.ie resolves to a takeaway ordering platform rather than to the bistro, so use the phone number or the Facebook page.
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