We stopped in Cashel on a rainy day and happened to find a street parking space near Brosnan's…read more Americans have been taught that there is no such thing as bad pub food in Ireland, so we leaned on this rule and walked into Brosnan's for a late lunch. It appears to be a true family-run operation and we ordered a couple of cheeseburgers with chips and a BLT on brown bread. Everything was excellent. The waitress was a very sweet woman and the barman is the one who actually brought us the food. Lunch for three: €20. Loved it.

The basement bar and restaurant in this lovely little hotel is a great stop for a bite to eat at…read morelunchtime. They have a large menu and food arrives fresh and hot. Parking is available on the street close by. Service was a little slow, and it was hard to track down a server for sauces and the bill, but food was delicious.

Very friendly folks and great food. The ambiance is terrific. Don't leave Cashel without visiting…read morethis great place.

Great little Irish pub that is open till at least midnight on weekdays. When leaving, we noticed…read morethat the front door had been closed (and window shades drawn) so it looked closed from the street. However, the back door was open and many locals came in through the back run after the front was closed. So check the back door even if the front looks closed. They have live music Wed and Sun nights and is a mix of traditional Irish music and more contemporary music. There was a quartet playing when we got there but various folks in the bar swapped in and out to play different instruments or sing songs. The quality of music was surprisingly good. The crowd is mostly locals with a smattering of tourists who seem to have been referred there by other locals (possibly hotel staff). The folks there and the barkeep were very friendly and welcoming. The prices were very reasonable (though I don't have a good base of comparison within Cashel). Would definitely recommend the pub for a local pub experience (especially on a night they have live music).

Stopped in here real quickly for a drink and some wings. I wasn't too fond of the cleanliness of…read morethe women's room downstairs from the restaurant area, but a girl's gotta eat. I really enjoyed the wings here - they weren't quite spicy / they weren't quite bbq / they weren't too sweet - I don't know how else to describe them but delicious! The staff also mistakenly thought we ordered 2 orders of the wings, but gladly took it back (and off our bill) when we cleared up the mishap. Didn't get to try their "famous" burgers, but looking around the restaurant, the burgers looked very good too.

Our most amazing dinner in Ireland. After a full day of seeing the Cliffs of Moher we stopped in…read moreto see the Rock of Cashel and the Abby. We were starving and this was just the place to finish the day. Very friendly service, great beer (they have their own White Gypsy) and delicious food. It was topped off by a traditional Irish band playing live. In English the band's name means That's It! Definitely recommend Brian Boru! Note: Hours posted in Yelp were not correct. The place was still hopping when we left at 10 pm.

We stumbled upon this 5 star restaurant by accident and quickly realized it was the best thing we…read morecould have done. The decor is classy and cozy, good vibes, excellent service, and outstanding food. We started with the Pumpkin Empanadas. The first bite of this literally caused our jaws to drop. Tears forming as the flavor took us on a ride to our most sweetest moments in time. Crispy, stuffed with gold, I could eat thousands of these. Next, the Mikey's Premier Burger. The patty was so moist that the crispy bun with it created a wonderful mouthfeel. I'm not even sure what sauce was on the burger but it completes it. This burger requires no extra work from you. It's packed with flavor. Of course it is accompanied with 3 time fried thick fries. You could break these open and see the heat coming out. It was very hard to let these cool before eating. My wife ordered the Grilled a chicken with mushroom sauce. Home run. I know assume that you cannot go wrong with any choice here. Cheers to this gem in a lovely town. Shoutout to John the doorman of the partnered hotel, he was so kind and showed us the immaculate gardens.

Stopped in by chance and had the best lunch I can remember. Our group of 4 wandered in the front…read moredoor and were greater by the bar tender, a good fire and local sports pictures on the wall. We expected typically pub food and atmosphere but after a 1 or 2 minute wait were ushered into a light and bright back dining room. They offered was much more upscale than Pub food. We had the leek and garlic soup which was a good sized portion and a Waldorf salad both of which were tasty. The group also had the burger and fries which was excellent while 2 of us had the chicken schnitzel topped with greens and fennel. The schnitzel was the best meal I've had in months. The server was attentive and the food arrived in a timely manner. If you are done seeing the Rock of Cashel and are looking for an excellent lunch or dinner spot give Mikey Ryan's Bar and Kitchen a try.

Lucy, the owner and bartender, was one of the friendliest people we came across during our trip of…read moreIreland. Talking with the locals and her was a highlight of our trip... so much so we are going back today!

Having the chance to meet Seamus and Lucy, hang with some locals ... it was one of the most…read morememorable times of our 10 day visit through Ireland! Don't just stop at the entry lounge either - they have an amazing beer garden, second bar in the back ... and a cool billiards room! We found out they have an Air BnB place here in Cashel (where we will be staying a couple of days next year!). Don't miss this place!

In the basement of the Cashel Palace Hotel, this pub doesn't live up to the grand surroundings. It…read moreis small and generally inoffensive, but the food was tiny and simplistic - bordering on pathetic. A €7 toasted sandwich was literally a piece of ham between two slices of regular white bread. I left hungry. The Guiness was good though.

Oh man, the chicken goujons here are KILLER…read more The bar also serves up delicious fish and one hell of a roast. Compared to the restaurant, it's dirt cheap. Well, everything is cheap compared to the restaurant. The prices are typical for an Irish pub setting; 10-12 EUR per entrees and mains. The aformentioned goujons were 9.95 EUR with chips and a deceptively small yet amazingly tasty salad. There's not much seating but it's charming, despite being in the basement.