My sister and I toured Ireland in March 2002 and had the best meal of our lives at Mac Carthy's…read morePub. The lamb shank was cooked to perfection and the service was outstanding. Couldn't help sending a good word back to the cook/chef, along with a bit of a tip, just for him. The hostess, the waitress, and the best cook in the world were all a lot of fun and the highlight of our trip! We'd return to Ireland, the old sod of our ancestors, just to visit Mac Carthy's Pub again, it's well worth the trip.

We stopped in and the young man tending pub was a joy to meet. He was friendly and the local craft…read morebeers were excellent.

The Atmosphere is fantastic. The staff is great, and the food has to be the freshest and simply the…read morebest seafood I've had in my life!!! You MUST get the chowder, but you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Had a chance to speak with the owner, he very kind, humble, and Loves his business!!

This is one of the well known fish houses of Dingle. Very family friendly casual atmosphere…read more We each ordered curry fish stew with haddock and shrimp. It was literally prepared to perfection. Five stars, no notes. Several beers and ciders available, including Guinness of course. Disappointment was no fish of the day and a special monk fish dish only available fried. For a tourist town, a good place. Not great but really good. No reservations.

We had dinner at The Diner tonight when the take away pizza option we originally tried was…read moreunderstaffed and very far behind on their orders. I had the Club Sandwich with chips. It was a good portion and very tasty! For dessert I had a 99 cone which totally hit the spot! The seating area and restrooms were clean. Overall, it was a solid food experience and probably one of the most economical options in the neighborhood.

Last weekend we went to Dingle and, due to the very cold wind, we decided to stop for a hot…read morebeverage at The Diner. 1* For the place : Located in the town centre, the diner has a very 1950's vibe to it. Which is surprising and pretty cool! 1* For the cappuccino : We are big fans of good auld cappuccino. This one was definitely one of the best we have ever tasted. Why? Creamy but not too much. Hot but not 'tongue-burning' hot. We didn't have the chance to eat there but if we ever go back to Dingle, we will give it a try :) 1* For the toilet : Perfect condition! To be noted. 1* For the staff : Friendly, fast, very good really. 1* For the overall experience : We did spend some time sipping our cappuccino. We would have never imagined enjoying this place as much as we did. I highly recommend it, at least for the cappuccino :D Let me know if you have any questions and I will get back to you asap !

Once upon a time, after much exploring, this Faerie Queen needed some sustenance and a good…read morebeverage. Thank you, Murphy's pub for both! Food was good, people great, and it's in Dingle - very worth the trip! The end.

We stayed here for 2 nights while in Dingle and while it was a great location we happened to be in…read moreon the 2 days where the weather was 12-15 degrees above normal...so without air conditioning and our windows facing east we were hot and sticky and our room was right over the pub with live music til 12:30 so Sleep was rough. The breakfasts were great and the live music we partook of the last night was fun - just wish they had a better way of keeping it cool and less bright in the rooms / they did have heavy shades but with having to keep the windows open to get what breeze we could it created a very bright and since the sun is up til almost 11 it was hard to sleep.

FOOD Best food I've had so far in my 8 days in Ireland. The…read moreCajun Caesar children salad was extraordinarily good. The Cajun chicken could be an entree on its own. The chef(s) should be very proud of this one. The wagyu burger sent me to another realm. The party must've had minced onion or seasoning mixed into the meat which gave flavor in every single bite. SERVICE Delightful and welcoming servers. They were on it with replenishing drinks and asking how everything was. AMBIANCE From the outside, the place appears very unassuming. It's nothing that will catch your eye, but if a local or guide is kind enough to tell you about this place, you're in for a treat. Inside, it's a small-to-medium pub experience but plenty of attention to the dining area. That's what you're there for. Cozy and intimate, and you're only an arm's reach away from the bar. They do not accept American Express, but all other cards. Highly recommend!

We stopped in for dinner as they were open for walk ins. There was a good balance between relaxed…read morecoziness and quality restaurant. The service was the same, friendly and laid back, while taking care of our table. We ordered an app and a main from their specials. Both were very good, fresh seafood is a Dingle special. We ended with our first sticky toffee pudding, it was very good, though I have no other comparison. Nice option for a visit to the wonderful Dingle peninsula.

I didn't eat hear but had to get a beer on St. Patrick's day. It wasn't crowded at all, a that's…read morewhat we were looking for. It's not downtown Killarney so it was easy to get to and plenty of parking. Service was fast, efficient and the prices were reasonable. Worth a visit.

Amazing food and service! We stopped here for lunch (from noon) and we were treated with some…read moreamazing, hearty Irish dishes here at Marina Inn. Foods are very tasty and plentiful, especially my Hake fillet was out of this world! Mushroom cream sauce with tender potatoes with roasted root veggies. Do try this dish when you're here. Smoked bacon (thick cut ham slices) are very tasty too, with tons of veggies and creamy mashed potato. Yum! Inside is very warm and cozy. We enjoyed a very rainy Dingle with some delicious foods and warm local service.

absolutely yummy! Fish & Chips were perfect, ambience a…read moregreat vibe with my favourite mix of doors, stones, van Halen andotherall time greats, while enjoying the bustle of Dingle Harbour.

We had done a bit of research regarding where we wanted to eat while we were in Ireland, and Dingle…read moreAhoy is one spot that we read some pretty good reviews about. We stopped here for dinner after a long day of sight seeing. Service was pretty quick, although everything was cooked after I ordered, so it wasn't "fast food" by any means, but it was definitely fresh. Ironically...they have a sign out front that says "top 5 on trip advisor", and the cart next to them has "number 1 fish and chips in Dingle." Well. I disagree, wholeheartedly, because we tried both, and Dingle Ahoy's fish and chips were far superior! A huge portion of fish, its nice and crispy, and not greasy at all. The fish to batter ratio was excellent. Dingle Ahoy is tied for the best fish and chips we've ever eaten (after traveling around ireland and scotland for a month, plus what we eat here at home.) HIGHLY recommend checking out Dingle Ahoy!!

This place was recommended by a local tour guide. As usual in Dingle, the fish is fresh from…read moreDingle Bay. We ordered Monk and chips and Haddock. The food comes wrapped in paper. The Hake was very good, and the Monk fish was amazing. The chips were solid. No beer is served here. The restaurant is small and narrow like a galley, only about 4-5 people can eat inside, most order for takeaway. I'm pretty sure it was a father-son team working, they were super friendly.

Was told to come here based on the raving reviews. It was good, but no better than any other fish…read moreand chips place. I wanted to order calamari with chips. They were all out. They were out of all but 3/10 fishes, the ones no one wants. When I ordered that and it finally came, there was no ketchup cups. I couldn't put it directly on the chips because the order was wrapped up in paper. The order was also sloppily wrapped. The chips itself was alright, nothing special or spectacular; it was good for the price, but overall not a notch above anything else. The service was good, very nice lads helping us. Ambiance was cramped as there were a few people in the waiting area. Had to eat outside as there was nowhere to sit in the whole-in-the-wall establishment. Overall, other places like Fish in the Box are a better bet in Dingle, but come for the hype.

I really enjoyed my brunch at the Tree House Cafe!…read more They had a very nice, varied menu that made it difficult to decide what to order! I ultimately chose a Salmon and Scrambled Egg Bagel (€9) with a tea. The bagel was flavourful and filling! Service was friendly, and the restaurant (and restrooms) were clean! Recommended!

Dropped in for a bite driving through Dingle at an odd hour, a little after 4:00 when many of the…read morecafes were closing up and before the restaurants open for dinner. Staff was friendly. There is a convenient parking lot. We got the chicken pesto and mozzarella panini, and spicy Cajun chicken burger which is basically a breaded fried chicken breast. Both were quite tasty. Chips were particularly good, crispy and creamy on the inside. Food was very reasonable here. $6.00 for the panini and $11.00 for the chicken burger with fries and a salad.

The food, beer, and service can't be beat ! Fish and chips and a beer. And can't forget the sweet…read morecat that greeted us before we entered.

Home living room decor, bookshelves, writing desks and a fireplace, railroad themed models,…read morepaintings and photographs. The service was nice, the prices were reasonable, and the food was good. We ordered: 2*Goats Cheese & Piperade Bruschetta With Dressed Leaves: ordinary, nothing special. I wasn't impressed and I wouldn't order it again. 3.5*Freshly Steamed Glenbeigh Mussels with Garlic, White Wine and Spring Onion Cream Sauce: the sauce was pretty good and just a bit salty. 3*Baked Herb Crusted Fillet of Atlantic Hake With Lemon Crushed New Potatoes: fish was pretty fresh and tender, but too bland to be delicious. I relied on the lemon and ketchup to make up the flavor.