A wonderful bistro. Had a very minimalistic interior…read more I stop by for lunch, I ordered a slims sandwich with a cappuccino. The sandwich was delicious the best I've had in Ireland. The vegetables were very very fresh. The sandwich even had guacamole which I loved. The food came out very quickly and is made to order. The staff are very friendly and over all this is a great place.

Bar Rouge, adjoining a club called the Grill (which I didn't go in) is one of the swishest places…read morein Letterkenny. Yep, this little pocket of Donegal has a small and rather plush cocktail bar. And there's no stupid dress code. Apparently, the locals go down there to listen to chart music and the like, but when I went, I got to see a great jazz outfit, which in all honesty, was much more apt for this plush drinkery. There's big comfortable seating areas, all in red velvety stuff and loads of drapes to make the place feel a bit more luxurious (which is always handy if you're offering suave cocktails). It felt a bit out of the way for someone used to living in a more built up area, but really, that's small fry. It's a great little place and feels a world away from the carnage that seems to be going on next door in The Grill.

Stop by the pub after doing a tour of Donegal castle. It must be really popular because the…read morefront was really packed with football fans. They were in there packed like sardines. Luckily this place have multiple rooms and we found a quite corner to drink our pint. Our bartender was really really friendly and gave out good pours

A great pub and must go to in Donegal! Atmosphere is the ideal pub setting. Servers friendly. Solid…read morebeer and drink selection. Walk is the front door and discover the meandering expanse to another street. Please don't pass it over.

Roast beef, mash and vegies. Ok but nothing special.plenty of food, adequate flavor but vegies…read moreovercooked.. mashed had very little real potato taste and not enough gravy to help it down. Plenty of food for the 2 of us. A solid "3" rating.

The food is adequate but nothing particularly special, but all at a very good price. Great place…read morefor a date, and the desert menu is nice. The room itself is comfortable but very very dark, like you walk outside after lunch and daylight will blind you because you've been in the dark. Great spot to hold a party.

had high hopes for this restaurant. Pro's: garlic mushrooms…read more& wontons were good (not great). Let's see... What else can I say positive Chirp... Chirp... Chirp... Ok... I guess that's it! Con's: 1. The waiter took our silverware from our table (our extra), problem we used those spoons... Yuck. 2. All of our dinners were tasteless, trying to figure out how you make "chicken satay" "Kung pow chicken" "General Chows Chicken" they all tasted bland with no definition of flavor! Satay Chicken... Come on "peanut butter" hello!! No taste of it!! I truly could go on and on... Loud!!

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As part of our group tour, we were dropped off in downtown Sligo to view the canal and check out…read morethe cute shops. Like most of the Irish downtown areas, there are plenty of pubs to visit. We were set up to meet back at Thomas Connolly bar for our free pint of Guinness. We shared some tables in the back while one of the ladies performed on her guitar as well as her Irish whistle. She claims she used to perform with the Chieftains back in the day. Very funny and knowledgeable. She asked for a drummer so I offered up my had at keeping time on her oversized tamberine (flat drum). All the pubs so far have very friendly staff.

It's a fun bar especially when they have entertainment. Drink and beer choices are good. Food is…read moremeh! The fried chicken and tacos are good. But the rest of the menu needs some upgrading. The bartender/ waitresses are friendly. The bar itself is COLD! We had difficulty just getting into the bar because the ice and snow had not been dealt with very well.

The Irish stew and burgers were fabulous. The service was good for only having one server working…read more She was friendly and always had a smile! She took time to answer our questions. I would definitely recommend this Pub for a tasty lunch!

Stumbled across this pub on a lengthy drive between hotels. What a wonderful spot. The Guinness…read moreflowed and our server seated us in a very nice booth. The interior was phenomenally pub forward with dark wood and historic adornments. My pot of mussels were the best I had while in Ireland. The liquor of a broth was perfect. If I lived anywhere near here it would be a weekly stop. If you're in the area do yourself a favor and stop in.

What a pub! A cosy spot nestled on Bridge Street, gets very busy at weekends but its all part of…read morethe atmosphere. The barman are brilliant, so friendly and accommodating, and you're not standing 4 deep from the bar to order a drink like other places. On Friday's they host a regular vinyl night from Turn It On, a pretty unique night out for Sligo and its consistently good - they mix it up with a range of different people playing their vinyl collections on the decks every week, it could be shoegaze one night, house another! There's always some sort of music night on here, on various nights of the week - they're quite active on social media, so check out their facebook page to see whats on. The drink prices are unbeatable, you'll have change from a tenner if you order two spirits (and a dash in each). There's a tiny wee smoking area down the back near the toilets, which is likely part of its attraction, so you're not left loitering outside the front door on the street - you still feel part of the place, by not leaving the building. The interior is standard for an Irish pub but there's a eclectic collections of curios behind the bar - reflecting the owner Paul's tastes, and by extension the cooler clientele it attracts - stickers from the famous Ace Bar in London for example. Its a really great night out if you're in Sligo, and you'll meet some interesting people here - of all ages.

From the owner: Furey's Pub Overview Close to the banks of the Garravogue…read moreFurey's Pub on Bridge St. is one of Sligo's Traditional Irish Pubs. Set in the Heart of the town, Furey's is a cosy pub frequented by locals and enjoyed by visitors and tourists alike. If you like a cosy ambiance with a lively atmosphere created by friendly conversation, then pop into Paul for a pint or two. Really friendly staff will shortly have you feeling at ease and the "craic" really begins at night when the music comes on. A great venue for live music from Traditional Irish to Blues you will have great memories of your visit to Furey's Pub.

I can't believe this place is not yet reviewed on yelp. It was fantastic! The five stars rate it…read morerelative to other pubs in Ireland. We had beef stew, a.k.a. Guinness stew, and lamb liver. The beef stew was excellent. The lamb liver was very good, though a tiny bit overdone. As good as the food was the ambience and the staff. It's a bit off the beaten path, and that means it attracts more locals than tourists. The staff were friendly and very forthcoming with their own personal favorite items on the menu. Worth the effort for a little bit of extra walking. Be advised that they do charge for a pitcher of water.

While in Sligo for a couple days we wondered off to try to find a local pub with an Irish feel to…read moreit. This was a nice place which served Irish Style food with a menu with plenty of choices. They also had a nice drink menu with plenty of choices. The atmosphere was a true Irish feel for us Americans. My only complaint was the service was a little slow at times. We did catch them at a busy time as the locals were all coming in, and although they got our food and drink out quick, they were in no hurry to get us our bill or collect our money.