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The entrance to the new enterprise in Naas
A new restaurant is due to open in Naas town centre next week.
Roche’s Brasserie is located in the Naas Plaza and is part of the business operated by the Roche Group in the former shopping centre building between South Main Street and Corban’s Lane.
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“This is an exciting new departure for the overall business and adds a new space and a new venue for the community,” said manager Alina Usenko.
“It’ll offer comfort, creativity and quality, using ingredients we’re proud of.”
Roches Brasserie will function alongside the seven days a week food offering in the adjacent Forge Inn - but they are separate enterprises.
The restaurant will open between noon and 4pm for lunch and 5pm-9pm for dinner through December, though the hours may change for January.
It’s planned to operate the brasserie on a seven day week basis.
There will be a public opening on Wednesday next (6pm-9pm), with the promise of live music and Prosecco.
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