I recommend Kyteler's Inn if you're in Kilkenny. I spent a lazy afternoon there, waiting for my train back to Dublin. The place was a surprise, my friend and I went into it to get away from the rain and cold. The inn has a fascinating history dating back to the 13th century and is named after Alice Kyteler, a wealthy and controversial figure who was accused of practicing witchcraft. The building itself is well-preserved and oozes character, with low ceilings, exposed brick walls, and a cozy, inviting atmosphere.

During my visit, I was struck by the sheer size of the place - there are several rooms and seating areas to choose from. Despite its size, however, Kyteler's Inn manages to maintain a welcoming and intimate feel, a more medevial vibe than other places I visited in Kilkenny.

Although I didn't sample any food during my visit, I was impressed by the looks and variety of dishes I saw coming out of the kitchen.

Overall, I loved my time at Kyteler's Inn. The combination of history, atmosphere, and excellent food and drink make it a standout spot in Kilkrnny. Would definitely go there again