Green’s Restaurant

Celebrated a family birthday at this lovely
glad we picked it. All eight of us couldn’t stop raving about the delicious food. Very relaxed atmosphere which made it more enjoyable. Staff were so friendly and helpful. Beautiful location.Spotlessly clean and great value for such a high standard of mouth watering delicious food.
Cant wait to go back again… very soon

Greens restaurant Celbridge is situated over the Castletown inn. It is a very good restaurant which serves excellent food at very reasonable prices. It has a full bar and a good stock if wine. The staff are very friendly and helpful and I would recommend it highly

After a walk in Castletown House grounds along the river Liffey my wife and I decided to have a late Sunday lunch in Celbridge.
Going on the advice of Unilocal users we chose Green’s and were very pleased.
Starters were priced at about € 5 each with mains at roughly € 12 each and again desserts at € 5.
The restaurant is located above the Castletown Inn and one tip I can give is that you should pay close attention to the steep stairs on the way up cos you will be about half a stone heavier on the way down.
We were greeted at the door by a uniformed waitress that showed us to our table and hung our coats for us, gave us our menus and then went away giving us time to get settled in. We liked the décor of the place, clean and comfortable with linen tablecloths, flowers and lit candles on each table.
It turned out that the toilets were sparklingly clean which is always a good sign when you come across it. This was a late afternoon Sunday visit and the restaurant was about a quarter full. Two families were eating, both with young children who were well looked after and very well behaved — (thank God for iPads and iPhones.) Kids food was half-​price.
We started with the beef and Guinness sausage which was delicious and then we both had the lamb shanks. These boys were huge and it took me all my time to put mine away and then finish hers as well. Luckily I have the body of an athlete. Just hope the Guards never find where I have it buried.
We could only manage one dessert but I had two pints of larger and the bill only came to € 48 ex tip.
Really enjoyed it and will come again. Highly recommend it. I would rate it more highly except the food while excellent seemed homely in that I feel (probably wrongly) that I could produce a similar meal at home.

I feel like I might rate this restaurant even more if it supplied wheelbarrows to wheel ya out of here when you’re finished your food.
It’s that good that I just can’t stop eating. So. Good. Can’t. Stop. Eating. Must. Stop. Can’t. Stop.
Hidden away above the Castletown Inn, Green’s Restaurant is often forgotten by locals, until they return. The food is quite simply impeccable. I had a goat’s cheese salad to start which was toasted to perfection; the flavours of the salad and the cheese mingling perfectly. Then chicken breast over potato gratin with some type of jus (i.e. gravy) You also get served extra potatoes and veges for the table. Now this may sound like a very plain meal to you, and you would be correct in your assumption. But, you would also find had you ordered it, that the quality of the ingredients, and the way in which it’s cooked, transcends any ‘plainness’. It’s tasty, mouthwatering, delicious, good food.
Service is always fantastic, very attentive and lovely waitresses.
And the cherry on top — the price. Three of us ate starters, main courses and deserts, with one bottle of wine. The total came to € 80. Amazing value. Generally speaking, the starters are around € 5.50, mains from € 11 — € 15, and desserts, € 5.50ish.
The only reason I haven’t given this place five stars is the décor. Having been here for quite some time, the place is looking a bit long in the tooth and desperately in need of some 2013. Really bright lighting is always a massive bug bear for me — I think lighting can make or break a dining experience. If they got these fixed, this place would be a sure-​fire 5 star-​er!