Spa dining and special meals: trays, afternoon tea and private options

Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Limerick offers hotel dining through The Brasserie Restaurant, Quench Bar, the Lobby Bar and a coffee bar; the hotel also supports special meals such as three-tier afternoon tea and private/event dining in its Ryan Suite. In-room tea and coffee facilities are provided in every room and the property displays tray and guest-amenity service in bathrooms and suites.
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Overview: how dining and special meals work here
The Brasserie Restaurant is the hotel’s main dining venue for breakfast, lunch and dinner, while Quench Bar and the Lobby Bar provide casual meals, drinks and light bites. The 5 Mile Coffee Bar offers grab-and-go sandwiches, salads and cakes during daytime hours.
The hotel runs private-event catering for meetings and weddings (including the Ryan Suite) and offers set dining for functions; smaller private meals and afternoon tea are provided in public dining spaces. Every room includes in-room tea and coffee facilities; towels and toiletries are commonly presented on trays in guest bathrooms (see photo 28).
- The Brasserie Restaurant: breakfast, lunch and dinner service
- Quench Bar: bar food, drinks and televised sports
- Lobby Bar: light bites and coffees during daytime
- 5 Mile Coffee Bar: artisan sandwiches, salads and cakes
| Venue | Typical Service |
|---|---|
| The Brasserie Restaurant | Breakfast, lunch, dinner (reservations accepted) |
| Quench Bar | Casual drinks and light bites, televised sports |
| Lobby Bar / 5 Mile Coffee Bar | Daytime coffees, pastries and grab-and-go food |

In-room trays and private room service expectations
Rooms and suites at Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Limerick include tea and coffee facilities and the property presents toiletries and towels on trays in bathrooms and suites. The presence of tray displays (photo 28) and hotel banquet facilities indicates the property supports tray presentation for guest amenities and for some in-house functions.
The hotel’s public materials and venue pages list the Lobby Bar and Brasserie as places for light plates and main meals; the hotel’s site does not explicitly detail a 24-hour in-room dining menu for full meals, so ask reception on arrival if you require in-room meal delivery or bespoke tray service. If you need food brought to a guest room (for example for dietary reasons or limited mobility), contact the hotel after arrival to confirm availability and timing.
- All rooms include in-room tea and coffee facilities
- Toiletries and towels are presented on trays in bathrooms/suites
- Confirm any room-delivery meal service at reception on arrival
| What to check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Is full in-room dining available? | Hotel listings describe public dining venues but do not publish a full in-room menu |
| Any timing restrictions? | Lobby Bar and 5 Mile Coffee Bar have daytime service hours; evening bar/restaurant hours vary |
Afternoon tea: where and what to expect
The hotel offers afternoon tea-style service in its dining areas, with three-tier stands of sandwiches, scones and pastries shown in property photos (see photos 85 and 99). Afternoon tea is typically served in a table setting with china and teapots in the hotel’s dining spaces.
For the best experience, reserve a table in advance through The Brasserie or by contacting hotel reception; the Brasserie accepts reservations and runs lunch and dinner services as listed on the hotel site. If you want afternoon tea as part of a private function or wedding package, discuss options and space with the hotel’s events team.
- Photos show traditional three-tier afternoon tea stands (photos 85, 99)
- Reserve in advance with The Brasserie to secure seating
- Ask events team about private afternoon tea options for groups
| Good for | Where to ask |
|---|---|
| Couples and small groups | The Brasserie / Lobby Bar |
| Private group afternoon tea | Events or wedding coordinator (Ryan Suite or private dining areas) |
| Quick coffee and pastry | 5 Mile Coffee Bar |

Private dining, events and special-meal catering
The hotel provides private-event catering and has multiple event rooms, including the Ryan Suite (used for weddings and large events). The Ryan Suite and its combined layout are described as the hotel’s major banquet spaces; the hotel offers event catering and a wedding coordinator for private menus and reception planning.
When booking private dining for a small group, meetings or a wedding reception, contact the hotel’s events team to confirm menu choices, room setup and whether you want an exclusive dining area. The hotel’s event pages list capacities and features for Ryan Suite configurations and a guaranteed one-wedding-a-day policy; use those pages to confirm which room best matches your guest count.
- Ryan Suite available for weddings and large banquets (private terrace and garden views)
- Events team handles menu, layout and private dining needs
- Banquet capacity details and pre-conference areas are published on the hotel’s meetings pages
| Space | Uses |
|---|---|
| Ryan Suite (single or combined) | Weddings, large banquets, conferences |
| Smaller meeting rooms/boardrooms | Private meals for groups and corporate lunches |
| Pre-conference area | Coffee breaks and cocktail receptions |

Dietary needs, families and children's meals
The Brasserie Restaurant lists gluten-free, lactose-free, vegan and vegetarian options, and the restaurant offers children’s meals. The hotel is marketed as family-friendly and runs a kids’ club and designated family swim times at the pool.
If you or someone in your party has an allergy or specific dietary requirement, inform the restaurant or events team when you reserve a table or place an order so the kitchen can confirm options. For families wanting a relaxed meal, The Brasserie is noted as family friendly and accepts reservations to help secure seating at preferred times.
- The Brasserie provides gluten-free, lactose-free, vegan and vegetarian options
- Children’s meals are available in The Brasserie
- Inform staff of allergies in advance to confirm safe options
| Audience | Recommended dining spot |
|---|---|
| Families with children | The Brasserie (children’s meals) |
| Vegetarian/vegan | The Brasserie (menu options available) |
| Quick snacks or coffee | 5 Mile Coffee Bar or Lobby Bar |
Practicalities: hours, reservations and how to arrange special meals
The Brasserie serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with published hours on the hotel site; Quench Bar and the Lobby Bar have defined opening times as well. Reservations are accepted at The Brasserie and are recommended for busy periods and for special requests like afternoon tea or group meals.
Spa and event bookings should be made in advance: Rain Spa treatments must be booked directly with the spa, and private-event catering and wedding menus are arranged via the events team. If you need the hotel to accommodate a specific timing (early breakfast, special celebration cake, or room-delivered items), contact the hotel after booking to confirm availability and any additional arrangements.
- The Brasserie: breakfast, lunch and dinner (reservations accepted)
- Quench Bar hours: weekday evenings and earlier weekend opening (see hotel listings)
- Lobby Bar food service and 5 Mile Coffee Bar operate daytime hours
| Venue | Hours (published) |
|---|---|
| The Brasserie Restaurant | Breakfast: weekdays 6:30–10:30; weekends 7:00–11:00 — lunch and dinner hours listed on hotel site |
| Quench Bar | Weekdays 4:00 pm–9:30 pm; Weekends 1:00 pm–9:30 pm |
| 5 Mile Coffee Bar / Lobby Bar | Daytime food service, typically 9:00 am–5:00 pm |


