To the naked eye, it looks like a quaint country cottage with a thatched roof, but don't let the unassuming exterior fool you. This pub has been standing since the 17th Century, they know a thing or two about hospitality.
Our party of five made ourselves cozy in the sessions corner as the pub keeper offered to light a peat moss fire for our comfort.
They sell tee-shirts and tourist patronize this place, on account of it being a very old, beautiful Irish pub, but there were a few locals enjoying a pint when we stopped in.
One of the owners is American, and I was surprised to see JFK Memorabilia in the smaller room. They have antique oil lamps, old firearms and assorted things on display for patrons to muse.
They proudly serve Bushmills and even their own brand of Crosskeys Whisky, but I got a gin and tonic and enjoyed the Northern Irish craic that was on full supply on this June day. read more