Food- 10/10 Drinks-7/10…read moreService- 6/10 Ambiance-7/10 Overall experience-8/10 best food in Ireland this far (we been here 5 days) I got the banger and mash with was delicious. i ordered the kid size portion and it was huge still super filing. my bf ordered the Irish stew wish was so flavorful, perfect portions if meat and veggies with amazing broth. would go back for this stew again we got basic beef's with we're good. the staff did their job well yet nothing to boast or point out directly. its your typical looking Irish pub.

Friendly service. This feels like a good place to watch football, very comfortable. Food was…read moredecent, as was the beer selection.

Amazing Time here food was delicious and the staff were friendly helpful and looked after our every…read moreneed can't wait to go back

My family and I visited Bruff on our way from Ennis to Bantry. We saw an ad for Clancy's and…read moredecided to drop in. What a great decision! The food was delicious and the beer was even better. Best of all, Mr Clancy himself regaled us with tales of the history of Bruff and the pub, all of which were thoroughly delightful! As American tourists, we couldn't have asked for a better "taste of Ireland".

While wandering around Limerick, we popped into Flannery's Bar, bellied up to the bar and ordered a…read morefew pints. It was absolutely perfection from entry to exit! The vibe is classic Irish pub, the staff is friendly and welcoming and the Guinness is delicious! The outside is classic red and welcomes you right in, when you enter through the small door, you walk right into the bar which is flanked by small seating areas on the right and left. The only gripe is the bathroom was pretty rough, but this is a super old place...but next renovation should include the restroom for sure. Overall, loved Flannery's!

Omg went here when the place we were planning to go (based on Yelp review) was closed. Sooo glad we…read moredid! Food and service were great! They had a special baked potato that tasted JUST like chicken pot pie but without the filling pastry. My daughter had the chicken pesto panini and also loved hers! A true little diamond of a find!!

T s ! Coffee in The Yard has become our daily staple. The Americano's are solid and the pastries…read morelike the Morning Buns are baked daily. And the ever-chipper barista's are a pleasure. Dervla & Derfa are both exceptional. If looking for something more substantial, check out their roasts and soups of the day. We've enjoyed a number of different salads and sandwiches but always find our way back to the daily specials for their value and flavor (oh, sorry, flavour). Inside and out, MJ Finnegans feels like a one of the kind spot where old and new Ireland melds comfortably together and lets us come along for the ride (yes, anguished cheeky reference to the charming truck motif). Check them out.

Came with my family while on vacation. Multiple locals suggested Finnegan's and the food exceeded…read moreour expectations! We ordered the chicken curry, chefs salad, roasted chicken and fish and chips. Every plate was delicious! Possibly the best food we've had since we arrived to Ireland. The ambience definitely feels like a true pub and the service was great.

Live music in a homey local place. Friendly bartenders and ample space to relax. Cozy covered…read moreoutdoor patio in back. Great place to grab a pint.

Great place for a night out in Limerick! Drinks are a little pricey, but the good vibes definitely…read moremake up for it. There is both an indoor and outdoor area, which is great for a breather or cool air after all of the dancing!

Atrocious To be…read moreclear this is my 3rd visit. 1st was bad 2nd was fine 3rd was the last. Took a spin up today as I've been told the hotel is actually great after getting pretty poor food on 2 other occasions so I said 3rd time is the charm and took a drive up from Clonmel. Arrived to a packed car park which was encouraging. Had to wait a few minutes but since it was Sunday was to be expected. We were seated by the waitress who pointed at the table and said "you can sit there". No hello no how are you. Nowt. We had just sat down and were reading the menu when another waiter appeared to take our order so we both ordered a soup and a roast beef. Our soups arrived and it was fine I suppose you could most certainly describe it as soup. Bit bland but soup nonetheless. The "brown scone" that came with the soup was a very hard roll which could cause serious injury if thrown. It was OK, I finished it. Another waitress took our bowls and we waited nearly 15 minutes and no sign of our main courses so I put up my hand and called over the 1st waitress and asked her when was the story with our mains and I received a reply of they are on the way with a how dare you tone. I was taken aback this rude girl (black rimmed glasses with tied up hair) who just walked away and feigned cleaning a table. Eventually my main course arrived. Cold. Well presented but cold. State of the Yorkshire pudding. So I call over my 4th server and told her my food was cold and she takes it back. She did say sorry so she's already ahead on points on the previous mentioned rude bespectacled waitress. Anyway, the waitress returns with my new lunch......no knife or fork, had to call another (5th) waitress over to get cutlery. Finally I have all the gear I have the food and it warm....sorted.....right?........WRONG Terrible. The veg may as well come from a fozen bag. Mashed spuds weren't cooked enough and whoever mashed them tried to mask this with cream and no seasoning. The beef was mostly fat and the beef itself was bleh. My father went and paid for this fiasco under the guise of going to the bar. I put the large amount of fat into a napkin and asked another waiter (6th) to speak to the supervisor or manager about it and he arrived quickly. Got a refund but he wasn't overly keen in hearing about my experience. So 7 staff members later and 2.crap lunches(3 if you count my dads but he isnt one for complaining) and you leave horse and jockey hungry and annoyed. Won't.ever in my life go back

I live just down the road from here so this is a place I've frequented all my life…read more I've always found the service to be excellent and the staff very friendly and obliging. This is a common stop for commuters on the Cork-Dublin route. You can opt to eat in the cosy bar where they usually have a warm fire blazing in the Winter time, or you can opt to eat in the more formal restaurant section. Both offer the same great menu! Certain items might be considered a little bit pricey but overall very reasonable.

We always stop off to this pub on the way to and from Munster games great pub staff are very polite…read moreand very respectable. I haven't yet has the food in here but I hope too some day! Keep up the great service

Walking in, it's a typical pub with lots of wood and adverts for Irish whiskey. We came for…read morebreakfast, I had the Full Veggie breakfast, my wife close the Acai Berry bowl. This is not good that you would expect in the US. There was very little Acai berry. My veggies included 2 mushrooms, fried potatoes and baked beans along with 2 sunny side eggs. The scone was really amazing as was the jelly that came with it. Irish pub food is special. It can only be evaluated on it's own context. Great food it was not. The service was wonderful, as was the ambience.

Stopped here after visiting the castle and wandering the town a little as it seemed like the best…read morelunch option. We went super basic with chicken and tuna sandwiches, but man, the actual meals other people ordered looked great! This is a cozy, typical pub atmosphere and all the staff were friendly. Wish we'd ordered more interesting food to try!

We stopped in the Shamrock Lounge for lunch after a tour of Cahir Castle. It was a blustery day…read moreand the pub offered a warm respite. We sat near the window. I had a good puréed vegetable soup and tea. My partner had a toasted ham, cheese, tomato and onion sandwich. The sandwich was good and the onion added a nice little bite. It was busy but the service was prompt and friendly. The atmosphere and decor was typical of our Irish pub experience. On a Tuesday in November there are not a lot of options but this was a good one.