Right beside the theatre in Letterkenny, this restaurant is stunning. Fresh seafood and well hung…read moresteak from local suppliers, cooked to perfection by the Mexican Chef - you have to love Donegal. Very friendly people - we will be back, when we shoot our next film. Recommend the Scallops OMG. Hey Garvan - Travelling through hyperspace ain't like dustin' crops, boy!

This was arranged by our driver Henry from Donegal Tour Guide. The food and drinks were absolutely…read morefantastic. The owner couldn't have been more accommodating great place!

I saw that this place had good reviews. My son ordered the 10oz ribeye steak. The steak was super…read morethin, although it was cooked medium, it was very stringy and chewy, it was a very poor steak. I had the crab linguine in creamy lobster sauce, I could not taste the crab at all, and the sauce was very mild, I would not recommend. My wife had the salmon, which was flavorless. She actually put salt on it. The servers were all pleasant, they do sort of tag team with each table, but they would drop off food at a table right by us, and not even check to see if we needed another drink, which we did. On the plus side, we sat on the lower level, the seats were very comfortable, it was really hot in Donegal (82F), so the shades were drawn at each level. The lower level was nice and cool with the AC pumping. When I went upstairs to use the toilet, it was much warmer, it would have been unbearable for me to sit up there.

Beautiful listed building with a great atmosphere, recently just been renovated with a fabulous…read moreBeer garden added on. Staff polite and food is delicious and seasonal. One of the best in Lurgan with live bands & DJ's to suit all age ranges at the weekend.

From the owner: The Courthouse is part of Thomas McConaghy & Sons Ltd. The McConaghy Group have been operating in…read morethe licenced trade for over 50 years when in1959 Tommy McConaghy purchased the Beehive Bar. With the help of his five sons and later grand children, the company grew to encompass The Ashburn Hotel (1974), the Woodville Arms (1979) and The Courthouse (1996).

Just love this place. Views all the way accross to Rathmullan. Right on the beach. Ferry docks…read morenot far away too. Food and seafood is gorg. Great seafood chowder, not full of potato.

I lived the ambiance of the pub. The restaurant was closed so we came in there for food. We ordered…read morethe sirloin and the steak fajitas. Unfortunately the order was put in incorrectly and a Shepard pie came out (it smelled great but I had my heart set on fajitas) I waited a good bit for the fajitas to come out while my hubby waited to eat. The server was very apologetic and kind about it: the fajitas were okay it lacked cheese and sour cream but was still good.

We stayed at the anchor for a couple days in PortStewart . The rooms were clean the bed comfy . All…read morethe staff friendly . We drank in the bar and enjoyed the company of the lads that worked there. We had breakfast both mornings . Lots of options and made to order . Very fresh and tasty .

On a family break to Donegal recently, we had dinner here one night as a bit of a treat. It was…read morereally lovely - right on the beach and with amazing views of the beach and the sea. The interior is gorgeous, comfortable chairs, beautiful décor and a warm atmosphere. We went for the early bird menu (what with the Euro and things being a bit dearer) and the choices were lovely. I had the mushroom soup and the burger main - kind of a gourmet burger with the most mouthwatering onion relish and a salad. The service was excellent and they couldn't have been more helpful. It's definitely a place that I would recommend for a special night out if you are in that part of the world.

Six of us dined in this cosy two storey restaurant including two kids. The food was delicious. I…read morehad steak strips with fried mushrooms and pepper sauce for £20 which included a portion of champ. They even had proper Colman's English mustard the world's greatest mustard. My wife had a chicken in pepper sauce with properly seasoned mash and butter was offered and accepted. The kids meals are about £8 with a drink and a dessert that included a small steak with a mini pan of pepper sauce so while granddaughter stuck with sausages and chips, grandson chose the kids steak and he really enjoyed it. He got his first steak in an Outback Steakhouse in Orlando a few weeks ago. Staff are genuinely warm and friendly folks. I was disappointed in the quality of the cappuccino I ordered - they could do with upping their game on coffees. Still a 5 star experience though.

As a known coffeeholic I was told this place made gloriously great coffee…read more My equally coffeeholic advisor was a real fan and enthused about the savoury food and shortbread made here too. Before I go further my advisor is correct. The coffee is fairly priced and tastes really wonderful. The complex flavour notes in this coffee puts the chain Costa and Starbucks of this world into the shadows and the portion sizes are generous too. Now there's a Facebook connection here. I don't have Fbook. I'm not on Fbook, if that's the right term. I'm sure it has uses but I'll never be on it willingly. I won't voluntarily become a product for Mr Sorryburg to utilise and profit from. His recent appearance at the US senate was emetic; he was more Teflon and evasive than the dishonest politicians questioning him. We truly are in a post truth age. Anyway the Fbook connection was free shortbread on Mondays with any two coffees, according to one of my enthusiastic companions. So we were given a hearty welcome and we ordered 4 coffees including my flat white and we sat down. The friendly lady said she'd bring the coffees to us. While I was standing at the counter I'd noticed that these shortbreads were the size of side plates. It took a little while for the coffees to arrive, and we had begun to be impatient as we were surrounded by people enjoying their coffee and food. When the coffees arrived I was delighted at the generous portions. Now you know the way you feel there's something amiss but you aren't quite sure what it is? Well after a minute one of our group said 'no shortbread'. The penny dropped. So our enthusiastic human Fbook product rechecked the situation and repeated the deal aloud - free shortbread with any two coffees on a Monday. So evidence in hand our companion left for the counter to return with two mega shortbread. These were as good and buttery and crumbly and tasty as I'd been told. But, isn't there always a but; the deal was a Monday evening deal and it was about 2pm! Oops. Always read the small print. Anyway the uber lovely staff saw the funny side and provided two giant shortbreads free with a smile. Now that's the right way to run a business; the art of retail: selling goods that don't come back to customers who do. We hope to return.

Great coffee and lunch selection. Staff is helpful and service is quick. Best coffee shop in Antrim.read more

Rococo is a great place in Antrim for a nice meal. It is quite "fancy" but it is still a bit causal…read moretoo. The menu is good British fare, as well as a steak and pasta menu. It is also a wine bar on top of this. I had the cheesy garlic bread to start. It was good but it could have done with a bit more garlic flavour. For my main course, I went with the fish and chips which were delicious - and a huge portion! For dessert I had banoffee pie which was really nice as well. The staff that served us were very friendly and quick, and our food didn't really take too long to arrive even though it was a Friday night and the place was packed out. The restaurant (including toilets) was clean and well kept. There is also a wine shop underneath but I would recommend going to Tesco/Asda though because it is a bit more expensive than them.