According to research from Baileys, 65% of Irish people admit that dessert makes an evening more fun. But, not everyone is treating themselves in the way that they should. Because apparently, only 20% of people said that they always choose dessert ahead of the bill at the end of the meal. So not enough of us are enjoying glorious Baileys desserts.
Ah now, that's just not on. So, we are here to inspire you.
You'll have to add these seven venues around the island of Ireland to your bucket list. Because they will be serving exclusive (and gorgeous) Baileys desserts around the Christmas season.
Each serving up their own delicious take on Baileys dessert, they are not to be missed this winter.
White Chocolate and Baileys Ganache serves at Hayfield Manor, Cork
At Hayfield Manor Perrott Ave, College Road in Cork, you'll find a truly delicious dessert that's almost too good to be true.
The White Chocolate and Baileys Ganache is served up with blackberry coulis, marinated blackberry, roast plum, vanilla meringue, and baileys ice cream.
Now, if that isn't treating yourself, I don't know what is.
Midnight Espresso served at Cornerstore, Cork
There is more Baileys goodness to be discovered in Cork.
At Cornerstore on Cork's Cornmarket Street, you'll find the Midnight Espresso. And it's as bold and indulgent as it sounds.
It's made with Baileys, flavoured liqueurs and espresso and served with hazelnut
chocolate praline.
Baileys Cappachini served in Brasserie, Galway
Found in Galway, this Baileys Cappachini is set to give your tastebuds the time of their lives this winter.
Made with Bailey’s, flavoured liqueurs, milk and cocoa powder, it's the definition of luxury.
And you can find it at Brasserie on the corner of Eglington Street and Mary Street in the heart of Galway city.
PS I Love Limerick served at Cornerstore, Limerick
You'll find the 'PS I Love Limerick' dessert at Cornerstore on Thomas Street in, you guessed it, Limerick.
This dessert is made with Baileys, a mix of liqueurs, topped with pouring cream, served in a chilled coupe glass and garnished with chocolate flakes.
Baileys Espressito served in 44 Hill Street, Belfast
And there's plenty of Baileys delights to be discovered in Belfast as well.
Made with Baileys, almond-flavoured liquor, chocolate liqueur, Fresh Mint Leaves and, of course, espresso, this serve kills two birds with one stone. Is it a dessert? Is it a cocktail? Well, it's both. The ideal way to finish off your dinner.
It'll be served up in popular Mediterranean restaurant 44 Hill Street in Belfast.
Baileys Passion Fruit Panna Cotta served in Salt Bistro, Belfast
The fun ain't over in Belfast.
Who knew Baileys and passion fruit complemented each other so well?
Well, this Baileys passion fruit panna cotta proves just that.
Served up in the ever-stylish Salt Bistro on St Annes Square, Belfast, it tastes pure delicious.
Baileys Reindeer served in NoLIta, Dublin
And finally,
in Dublin, you have the opportunity to enjoy a dessert that's as tasty as it is adorable.
Available in NoLIta on Dublin's South Great Geroge's Street, this Baileys Chocolate Reindeer is served with NoLIta's own homemade honeycomb crumb top and Baileys strawberries.
It just screams Christmas.
They'll also serve up some Baileys cocktails such as their Fairytale of New York (Baileys Original, vodka, raspberry liqueur, red wine, mint, blackberry and raspberry), and The Nutcracker (Baileys Almande, orange-flavoured triple sec liqueur, rum and orange zest).
And if that's not enough for you, there are a number of other venues around Ireland serving bespoke Baileys desserts. They are as follows:
Dublin
- The Green Hen, Exchequer Street,
- Ely Wine Bar, Ely Place
- Maldron Hotel, Newland's Cross
- Pandini's, Newland's Cross
- Benito's, Dalkey
- The Gables, Foxrock
- Shaker & Vine, Swords
- The Clayton, Leopardstown
- Glashaus Hotel, Tallaght
Belfast
- 2 Taps, Cotton Court
- Coco, Linenhall Street
Armagh
So, what are you waiting for? Treat yourself to a glorious Baileys dessert this festive season. G'wan, it's been a long year. You deserve it.
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