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Pretty small, pretty cozy, and very lively. Came here on a Monday night for music. It was pretty…read morecrowded, so we didn't stay too long before moving on.

I was pretty lit by the time we got here after dinner but the place was jammed packed. Live…read moremusician was off the charts good and we were able to manage a table so all was good. I could only drink gingerale at this point, but it was a very tasty gingerale lol.

Best Pub on our trip so far! Delicious food, live music and…read morethe best part our handsome server Ricky! He has a great voice and loves to sing traditional Irish songs for you upon request before your meal! 5 Stars!

We were on a Paddywagon bus tour and we stopped behind the Frantic Chef for lunch. We had a 45…read moreminute window. I asked our guide if there were any other restaurants in town, he said "no". While waiting in line at the Frantic Chef, I googled this place and a few more, it was only a 3 minute walk. We ordered fish and chips and the seafood chowder. The chowder and zero flavor, but was packed with fresh fish. The fish and chips were awesome, fresh as usual in Ireland, but very light and flaky, a top 3 for us. They were able to get us in and out, but we had to ask 3 times for water, and it was unseasonably warm. The decor was combo Irish pub/ Nautical.

Celebrated our engagement dinner here after the cliffs of Moher. Came in on a recommendation, and…read morewas not disappointed. Fabulous service and lovely food. Helped us celebrate a very special day!

A fantastic little traditional Irish pub. Small, cosy and full of charm. A nice warm fire greets…read moreyou as you walk in. Loads of little nooks and crannies. Eugene himself is usually behind the bar, with plenty of chat about the history of his pub. We came midweek and had the place pretty much to ourselves. I can only imagine this pub bustling on a weekend night. A pint of Guinness, two hot whiskies and an alcohol-free Becks came in just under €20. Cash only!

My favourite pub in Ennistymon, hands down. Love Cooleys as well. Eugene's is an institution run by…read morethe McNamara family. Step inside this gorgeous old place and you'll likely find yourself chatting it up with - imagine this! - Eugene himself. Lovely man with the gift of conversation and lively craic. The pub serves outstanding pints of Guinness and EXCELLENT Irish coffees. The fresh dollop of cream on top will hit the spot. There's a quietude here. Repose. Yes there are tourists, but Ennistymon is largely overlooked by the hoards of people heading for the Cliffs of Moher. It's a place for locals, craic and music. Don't miss the Cascade falls here or the charm of the people. Eugene's itself is full of decorations, characters, details and delights. If you've got a sense of humour and an appreciation for alcohol and history -- head here.

It's legit. Super friendly staff…read more Food is great. We had the Irish's stew and it was alright. Meat was a bit tough, but great flavor. My kids had bbq chicken wings which were awesome and they other had chicken goujons. By far the best chicken finger ( I'm from the USA) I've ever had. Seafood clam chowder was great as well. Small/limited menu - so thing felt fresh and overall was great. We had 8 folks and were able to get a seat. It wasn't overly loud and fairly clean on the inside. Place is a bit rustic, and definitely not modern - highly recommend

Solid pub grub. Packed house for Rugby match on tv. Fun live music on a Saturday night.read more

I cannot say enough how much I enjoyed eating and listening to live music at Kenny's Bar! We were…read morelucky enough to dine there on a night they had a trad session, but it seems like they have live music very frequently. There's plenty of seating inside, and even an outdoor beer garden. For food, they have a fairly simple menu, though in addition they have quite a few daily specials, but they are limited in supply. We had the lamb curry and it was one of the best British-style curries I've had. Definitely worth stopping in at Kenny's if you're visiting Lahinch!

Great stop for drink, food, and live music. Our first visit the kitchen was closed but the drinks…read morewere excellent. We went back for live music later the next day and then stopped for lunch on another occasion. Very cute outside patio area. We stopped in a few times during our stay in Lahinch. Mussels were excellent. Cottage Pie was also very tasty. Very very clean place. I was surprised that all the frames, flags, decorations were also so clean.

If you're looking for a true Irish pub experience in Doolin, this is it…read more It's a typical, unassuming pub that fills up quickly with both locals and tourists, creating that perfect lively Irish atmosphere. The service was incredibly attentive and welcoming. The fish and chips? Hands down the BEST I've ever had -- perfectly crisp on the outside, flaky and tender inside. And the seafood chowder was beyond words. Rich, flavorful, and packed with seafood. Of course, the beer was fresh and delicious, just as it should be. An awesome, cozy spot that delivers on everything you hope for in a great Irish pub. We'll be back.

A true Irish Pub experience, bravo!…read more Our tour guide/ bus driver chose this location for us and gloated on how they have the best fish and chips in all Ireland here, as you can expect I was pretty eager to get on and try them. The fish and chips did not disappoint and the portion size was very generous. If I had to pick a flaw I suppose I would mention the size of the container of the tartar sauce that comes with the meal is very small, about three smears worth. Also, omg, look at the chips! Those are some unique shaped chips, at first I thought they were potato chips that were fried but no, they were French fries that looked like a potato chip. We stopped here after visiting the cliffs of Moher, the restaurant is located in Doolin County, which I believe has a cave you can visit if you want to get some more adventures in after a great meal at a terrific authentic Irish Pub. As always people SYOY!!!

Great food at excellent price, fantastic soundtrack in a humble setting. Fish and chips were also…read moreexcellent.

You will never find a more authentic person or Irish experience in dropping into this vastly…read moreunderrated space. Just spent a rainy, sunny, hailing, windy,balmy afternoon with the finest bartender (Joan) and delicious drinks to warm the soul after the winds of the cliffs nearly swept us off to sea. I first visited in 1994, and though there have been several owners since, it remains a magical place. By the way, Joan got kicked out of her Facebook account, but is wishing all her American friends a very happy Thanksgiving!

Wow... very enjoyable! Must have - stop in and enjoy warm…read morefriendly delicious- you won't be sorry!

We stopped into Lahinch after visiting the Cliffs of Moher an wondered into Danny Macs! Glad we…read moredid. Very friendly team and delicious food. We asked for an Irish Coffee. One of the best Irish Coffee's we have ever had, warm and delicious. We would recommend this to anyone coming to Lahinch.

This is the only bar open late night in the area so they have a monopoly on the party scene but…read morethat doesn't mean they don't put work into providing a fun night. Place to packed on a Friday night for good reason, they had a great one man live music show. Bartenders were quick and friendly and the guy clearing glasses was on his job. While the options are slim in this one street town, the Nineteenth still makes you feel like even if they had competition, it would be the place to be.

I've stayed in Lahinch several times now and I always end up at the 19th. We usually go…read moreoff-season, so we're of ten the only tourists for miles. But we still get a friendly greeting and chit-chat from the bartender/owner and when we come in the 2nd night, our drinks are being poured before we even sit down. I like it because it's a very down to earth pub. For more raucous times...try Kenny's down the street.