Revolution Bar has great night out at Irish Bar Awards
Jim 'Flash' Gordon and the Revolution team at the Irish Bar Awards 2024. Photo: Kevin McFeely | Paul Sherwood Photography
Revolution Bar in Waterford city's Apple Market had a fantastic night at the Irish Bar Awards 2024, winning silver for Craft Bar of the Year.
Mo Chara in Co. Louth took the gold and Treaty City Brewery in Limerick city won the bronze.
The awards ceremony was held on Monday, August 19, at the Clayton Hotel in Dublin 4.
The popular Waterford City bar had a great night, with manager Jim 'Flash' Gordon and co. all together in their finest blue suits and matching shoes.
The win further established Revolution as "up there with the best" in Ireland, according to the judges.
It wasn't the first time that the bar was honoured by the awards body, with Jim being named Ireland's Bar Manager of the Year in 2022.
The awards body said: "Amongst the galaxy of contenders, the most exceptional bars have been recognized and celebrated for their extraordinary contributions to the hospitality industry.
"These establishments have elevated the art of mixology, ambiance, and service, captivating patrons with unforgettable experiences."
They continued: "After rigorous evaluation and deliberation by an esteemed panel of industry experts only the best in the industry were crowned winners.
"Amongst many other winners on the night, Revolution craft beer and whiskey bar were awarded Silver for Best Craft Beer Bar in Ireland.
"Having Previously won Best Bar Manager, Jim Flash Gordon, Best Whiskey Bar, Best Bar Man Alex White - Revolution is up there with the best in the country.
"As well as an eye-watering array of craft beers and amazing whiskeys they also have a great reputation for food - from fresh fish, pulled pork, chicken escalope with creamy mushroom sauce, as well as fresh burgers and pizzas."
Jim thanked all the people who work at Revolution: "Well done to all the management and staff who make Revolution a great Waterford bar."
He posted on social media the morning after the win: "Although heads might be sore, the celebrations were mighty. Business as usual today."
True to his word, the bar was open the next day, serving the people of Waterford fresh food and craft beer.
