We stopped here for lunch after the Enniskillen Castle tour on recommendation from the Jolly…read moreSandwich. Blakes is the oldest pub in the county and 149 years, and farthest west giving it the claim to the site of Game of Thrones filming in the sixth season. Edward served me a local brewed Irish Mac Saint, an unfiltered and in pasteurized beer, and a shot of Method and Madness, a smooth local whiskey. An excellent pairing for a classic pub experience. They sell Thrones T-Shirts and have a stamp for the Journey of Doors Passport (season six) for fans of the show. Apparently fans visit the places with the doors, replaced after the filming of the each location, and have bragging rights. A brilliant way to see the sights of the north coast. Well recommended, we would return.

No food service until 5, they'll look at you funny if you don't already know that. Guinness is fine.read more

This is a great spot for late evening cocktails. The decor was blingy, with big dazzling…read morechandeliers and blue lights around the bar and booths. We sat at the bar and watched our cocktails being made. Staff were friendly and the place had a welcoming atmosphere. There was a bust beer garden out the back. A band came on and livened the place up with a few people having a boogie! Cocktails were lovely!

We went into Pat's bar on Saturday afternoon to see if the football was on, unfortunately it was!)…read moreSo we ordered some drinks and settled down in front of one of many fairly large TVs. I liked the homely decor and well organised layout. Lots of snug/booth type tables and it seemed busy enough with other customers, but not too packed. Bar staff seemed welcoming. There was a lovely big woodburner fireplace, which looked super cosy on a wet day. They had a specials board for drinks, Daiquiri for £5, 4x jagermisters for £10 etc. We didn't have food, but i enjoyed the nice atmosphere of the bar.

Just plain food. Stay away from the fillet burgers. Brown stew was okay but heavy on something that…read moretastes like anise. Could have used some pepper. Veggies ok too. Friendly service.

Food, service, ambiance all what you want in an Irish pub! Has TVs for sports and looks to be…read morerecently renovated.

Nice spot for a pub lunch right in Enniskillen town centre…read more Our orders of chicken goujons and steak sandwich were tasty and with generous servings. However they decimated the salad with lashings of mayo and over-salted the chips. Service was lukewarm but probably owing to the fact the poor girl had to repeat umpteen times that alcohol will not be served until 5 pm. It was Good Friday when we visited ;-)

Decent enough typical pub. Drinks, sports, live music every now and then.read more

I have been in this bar a few times, once to watch the rugby pre-dinner and the last visit was to…read morelet the other half watch the football. This is a traditional old school pub ith lots of little snug areas. There was a great buzz about the place. There are a good few TVs showing different sports football, Rugby and horse racing. There was a slight delay between one screen and another showing the football. This didn't bother me as I was watching the Rugby. Ok place to go for a pint. There is also entertainment on at weekends.

This restaurant is CLOSED. We read reviews here, old but good. Blake's is the pub below the old…read morerestaurant, and you can see the game of thrones door there. But the cafe Merlot no longer exists. The pub does not serve food.

I came here after visiting Blake's to have a Guinness and see the game of thrones door there. I…read morereally liked the atmosphere of this place. It has a very cool wine cellar vibe going on which makes the whole dinning experience a little better. The menu was small but good and the food was all really good. The staff was friendly and just the right amount of attentive. Since we were traveling a lot when we stopped I was dressed fairly casual and I felt a little underdressed. I would have probably not worn sandals if I was staying someone close and knew a head of time. The staff didn't mind and didn't say anything to me. I think this is a great place to stop for food when visiting the Doors of thrones in Northern Ireland.

Inexpensive but good food. Irish stew is more like Dutch hutspot but without the onions. Tasted…read moreok, but could have done with a bit of seasoning.

I have been for years to Weatherspoons but today the food was really bad. It was definitely not…read morefresh. Yesterday's food or even older. I intend to write to them as was busy there and rushing. however the staff are really nice and obliging.