Dinty's is somewhat of an institution at this stage. It's pink (yes, that's right...pink!) exterior…read moreencases one of the best-known pubs in West Cork. The food is divine...the seafood is spot on and the servings would put American portions to shame. The menu never (and I mean NEVER...in the 10 or so years that I've been going there) changes, meaning that it's not necessarily one of those places you could go often, but my God when you do! If you're there in any way regularly, for drinks or dinner, Dinty Collins himself will remember you and gruffly acknowledge your presence. Even cooler...if you've seen the epic movie that was 'War of the Buttons', then it's outside Dinty's that the boys were embarrassed in front of the whole village. Pretty cool hey?!

Truly a stunning place to eat dinner in. It's a converted church and some of the original features…read morehave been artfully preserved and integrated into the restaurant. I've eaten here quite a few times and each meal has been amazing. The staff are super friendly and they are so helpful for navigating the delicious menu offerings.

Great experience in a beautiful old church. The service was friendly and I had the best fresh…read moreseafood chowder I tasted in Ireland. It was absolutely loaded with seafood!My husband loved his (enormous) fried chicken sandwich. Don't miss this place!

Currently living in Italy I told myself I would not eat pizza while traveling. However things…read morehappened, I was in need of dinner and stumbled across this place. The only reason I decided to order was because it was wood fired and fresh dough. Many pizzas to choose from or build your own. I went with mushroom and pepperoni. Dough was fresh and taste was good, sauce was missing something... not sure what. Cheese left something to be desired but again I live in Italy... may have been good. Toppings were fresh and good flavor. I would eat here again. 12" for 10€.

Great dough, light crispy and chewy in the right way. I had the spring fresh, loys of yummy veggies…read morewith the right amount of mozzarella and the green salad, dressing on the side. Salad was super fresh and crunchy. My husband had a build your own, pepperoni, mushroom, onions and fresh chili's. He likes spicy food - said it had a real kick. Brought a bottle of wine, reserved a table for 7:30pm, we were the only people in there eating for a while but busy with takeaways . It was full when we left. Give the guys at the hatch your order one you know what you want (Jeff I'm assuming). Great pizzas Jeff and super fresh salad.

Best place in town to get a "full Irish breakfast" (if you were not lucky enough to have one…read moreincluded in a nearby hotel stay!) Cute restaurant with seating up and down stairs - menu is amazing !!

The service is great. the price is really good value. The food has never let me down. Love the…read morechips. Great to allow you mix and match. Really look after their regulars.

Absolutely loved love loved the food here. The view is an extra plus as well. The set up and decor…read moreis very warm as well. I had an absolutely delicious tomato soup and an open faced sandwich with pesto and fresh tomatoes. You can taste the quality ingredients. I also ordered a nice hot chamomile tea. My friend couldn't resist a pice of chocolate cake she devoured. I ate everything all up and could've had another bowl and sandwich. The menu has lots of options, daily specials, and decadent desserts.Try everything cause its all worth it, trust me.

We sat in the small, outside courtyard behind the cafe, right at the river. The cafe serves a range…read moreof warm meals as well as baked goods and coffees. They also have some vegetarian and even vegan meals. We had grilled chicken with honey and almonds on cous-cous (~10 EUR) and a spinach feta tart (~8 EUR) from the dayly menu. Both were excellent. A large can of iced tap water was brought to our table automatically. The waitress was very friendly and service was fast.

A truly unique experience. All summer, John and Ellmary serve dinner in the living room of their…read morecottage for 22 people. You book in advance, hop a ferry from Cunnamore pier just before 8 and walk through Heir Island to the cottage. You then start with drinks in the garden (they have a selection of wine on sale) before moving onto a four course set menu in the house. The ferry then drops you back at midnight, where you should have a taxi waiting (it is a very windy and dark road back to Skibbereen). The menu costs €40, and bottles of wine start at €20. This is a really magical place to spend an evening.

What a lovely place! Xame on a rainy day to find a beautiful cafe on lovely grounds with wifi,…read morecoffee and delicious food waiting for me. Cappuccino was delicious, but i looooved the basil soup. Also ordered a half mozzarella salad with nasturtium pesto and pickled veggies (swiss chard, carrots, etc). It was so tasty! Tipped it off with a raspberry cake with fresh whipped cream. Friend had the glebe burger and it was very moist (has included spices/onions etc minced inside). Came with roasted potatoes (very good) and cabbage salad (she loved it). It was amazing food, beautifully served in a lovely garden space by some very nice people. I would absolutely go back again! (Take note as you walk in: the huge chicken run and the greenhouses where they grow their veggies.)

I went to Glebe Gardens and had the best cake of my life! Also a nice americano and a beautiful…read moretour of the loveliest garden. Go and enjoy the magic!

Food and service was typical for the area Ambiance busy. The fish was a bit on the greasy side…read more The tacos weren't what you expect in the US. More like a big tortilla chip that was crispy One nice thing is there is a children's corner with games and a bit of entertainment for them

Stopping through Bantry and decided to stop in for a bite for lunch. Chowder was fantastic I would…read morecome back for this alone. Top notch. Wings also very tasty. Friendly staff warm and welcoming. I could tell that Locals frequent here and seem to have a strong following.