Enjoyed everything we ordered! Eggs were farm fresh. Service was excellent. Tea and coffee were…read moregreat.

Wandered in here for St. Patrick's Day since we were staying in a little town aways - Kilbehenny…read more(sp?) - as with all holidays there is pre-set menu that was conveniently posted outside the Inn. The entrance was a little confusing - when you enter the doors to what you would think is the Ramble Inn Restaurant but you walk right into a bar/event space. There was a bunch of children running around - so I hope it wasn't just a bar, lol. Apparently the restaurant is to the right between what I thought was a wall but it was a really subtle doorway. Walking in, it was quite empty - we thought that it being St. Patrick's Day - it would be packed but NOPE, we were the first ones there. Cheers to small towns! Loved it! It was cutely decorated in St. Patrick's Day decoration & it had a home-feel to the regular decor. We were greeted by a waiter who seated us and gave us the pre-fixed menu. Oddly enough, I ordered the Chicken Curry, I gave my chicken to my friend. I was on a curry-obsession while in Ireland, don't ask me why. It was yummy as we were STARVING! It wasn't bad. Our waiter was super friendly but it seemed that he was training or something as he had someone helping him out and it seemed like they were helping him out. All in all, not bad, not bad.

Also known as "Kellehers", this is the cozy and adorable pub that #HearSay17 Festival attendees…read moreadopt for the during of the weekend spend in the tiny village of Kilfinane. Although smallish, it has two fireplaces, a few mini sofas, several plush easy chairs, a tall bistro table and a communal dining table for weary radio/audio makers to settle into, enjoy a drink or four and relax. I had their signature hot tea & whisky toddy with lemon, cloves and a bit of sugar. I also had a few Bushmills as one does. They have a full espresso service as well for a quick daytime pick-me-up but honestly, as I believe day-drinking was invented in Ireland, a coffee functions more like a gateway drug here with a pint or something quick to follow. It should be known that the prices are a bit more than other spots on main street but the slight uptick is worth it for the vast collection of curiosities and knick knacks that line the shelves and the general inimitable vibe--it's like a mini museum with drinks! The owners/bartenders/hosts are very kind and cheerful. I had done a bit of shopping earlier at the butcher's for a dinner party the following day and they refrigerated my purchases until I was ready to leave. For a brief shining moment, I felt like a local, at my "local" (aka pub) and I can't wait to go back to Kilfinane to experience this again. Thanks, Kellehers, you're lovely!

A beautiful visit! A Guinness & an Irish Coffee! We…read moredecided a visit was in order upon our cruise ships stop! It was suitably wonderful! Highly recommended! Give them a shot!

He did not eat here, we just had drinks. I will tell you this place is very inviting from the…read moreoutside as it has very traditional Irish colors that says come on in and let me pour you one. Sam was our waitress/bartender, and soon after another, Sam joined her of the male variety which he will not be pictured here. They are TVs showing traditional games and plenty of seating at the bar as well as outside of the bar. The restrooms are typical of the pubs, very small with tiny sinks, so be prepared. I would consider this another traditional pub, with a twist of Americano and European . I can certainly understand that they would be busy on popular nights if not most nights, and the ambience would be loud but expect greatness from this place

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.

My favorite pub in Ireland! My wife and I stopped by several years ago, and we met a gentleman…read morenamed Valentine. We spoke to him for such a long time! We were treated so well by the owner of the pub! We are headed back on Friday and I'm so excited to visit again! This place is awesome!

It's the best little pub in County Clare. Miss Ann, the proprietor, is a delight, and she pours a…read moreperfect pint. Every year I go back, she always welcomes me home. I'll be there again in July. If you have the good fortune to stop by, you may notice my USMC Eagle Globe and Anchor on the wall behind the bar.

Stopped by this pub on a Friday evening in the winter. It was full of locals and they had live…read moremusic, which was a plus. It's a bustling little spot and we got the last table for two in the spot. They were full of families, friend groups, and couples--they definitely have a broad appeal. And, I can see why. I ordered their goat cheese tartlet with chips, which was delicious. The guiness that we ordered was cold and delicious. The service was kind and attentive. The atmosphere is loud and joyful--your classic pub feel. We loved it! Get to it!

Very pleasant meal in a quaint pub. Regular visitors to Dungarvan but first time in The Local. It…read moreseems they've only started to offer food recently. Mostly burgers named after famous Waterford hurlers. (I can only imagine the late night drinking session arguing whether John Mullane resembled a bacon and cheese burger or Brick Walsh sounded like a Brie man) Anyway, the burgers were pretty good, service was excellent and they were even able to magic up a couple of decent cocktails not on their menu. We'll be back.