amazing food amazing service amazing ambience five star lunch and i try my first pint of…read moreKilkenny and love it

What a great experience, good food, cool branding. Super…read moreservice-nice people to talk to.

We were passing through Enniskillen during a random drive through Ireland and Northern Ireland. It…read morewas getting a little late for lunch, but we hadn't seen any good food options along the way. When we got to Enniskillen, we decided to park and find a place to eat. We just happened to walk near the Route 66 diner. Since diner food is almost always a good option for us, we stopped to check out the posted menu. As we were reviewing options, the owner happened to be outside. We had some great conversation with her, and she provided fantastic information about the area. We both ordered one of the specials -- the gourmet burger. It was a delicious burger, and the sides were great as well. It was amusing to be in a restaurant with so much Americana during our visit to Ireland, but it was definitely a great stop with yummy food and great conversation.

Bundoran isn't exactly ripe with choices but I think this place has charm and pretty decent…read morequality. Both their porridge and their veggie soup are good, if you don't want to pig out. If, like most outsiders, you've just been surfing then their burger is everything you need before a nap. Their French toast is also very decent and really cheap. The only thing I've had that wasn't very good was their chocolate fudge cake. It was a bit dry

Great informal family atmosphere, and reasonable prices. Perfect for American kids on holiday who…read morewant something familiar (like mine). Breakfast served all day. Right in downtown Bundorran on Main st. And great ice cream, too.

The owner's wife is a lovely person! Very nice and compassionate! would definitely come here…read morewithout hesitation if I was in the area again.

Comfy traditional Irish pub in Derry Great spot for a couple cold pints at the bar before heading…read moreto dinner. No food.

5 stars for the Irish music…read more The whiskeys they poured at Peadar O'Donnels were probably the smallest I've had in the UK, and I had plenty of whiskeys during me 3+ weeks traveling there. The sign on the wall, if it was to be believed, made it seem like they were pouring between 18-20ml. Every other bar I had been to either used a 25ml measuring cup or the rare 35ml measuring cup (THE CEILIDH PLACE in Ullapool stands out in my mind as giving out 35ml), but this guy just poured from the bottle into the glass, and indeed it did seem a very wee dram. :) My wife got a beer though, and that was of a normal size. :) If you don't care about the music, I am sure there are plenty of other bars in Derry that can give you a good wee drink.

If we could rate 100 stars we would! We decided to stay in Ardara as part of our travel down the…read moreWest Coast. Came across this pub after reading such great reviews. The people were so incredibly welcoming! The staff were just lovely!! Nile was great!! Had a great little fire to take the chill off on a cold night. Enjoyed watching a rugby game with several of the locals. The fish and chips, the seafood chowder, the prawn sandwich and the burger were all fantastic! Ask for the ginger beer it was amazing! Great atmosphere! Definitely stop in!

Decided to stop for a mid day snack, and ended up here. The servers were nice, and they seemed to…read morehave a good environment. The garlic bread was amazing, and the hummus was ok. My family thought it was amazing, so that's something other people would think is amazing as well probably. Overall, sweet people and a nice environment with good food. Stop here for a snack or food!

We tried to come in the night before but the place was booked solid so we got takeout and called…read moreto make a reservation for the following evening. We arrived a little early and were asked to wait while they prepared our table. We waited at some high tops next to the bar which were very clean and comfortable. The bar itself is very warmly lit and seems quietly intimate. Great place for a date though, in this case, we had our kids with us. Over all, the food and the service were excellent. The menu had a wide selection that would likely suit anyone's needs. We had a variety of food but I would say the stand out were the buffalo wings. As an American I can be fairly particular about my wings and I would put these up against most that I've had at home. Really, the only concern that I had was that about a half hour into dinner a group of rowdy girls were seated next to us. They were obviously out for a night on the town and I don't know that I would have sat them next to a family with small children... But again, I'm not sure that it could've been avoided. Overall one of the best dining experiences we had while in Northern Ireland and I would highly recommend it to anybody. As we visit often we will definitely be back!

I liked my goat cheese and beet salad and the baby liked the chicken strips and chips we ordered…read moreoff the kid's menu. We had the chocolate cake and crème brûlée for dessert. Both were good but the raspberry sorbet that came with the crème brûlée was the star of the show. The staff was very friendly and kind. They all high fived the baby on our way out. Would go again!

We knew about the Walled City Brewery before visiting Derry, but what we didn't know was that they…read morehave very limited hours. During our stay, Monday - Thursday they are only open for a small window between 5-8:30pm. We decided not to go the brewery tour, so I can't comment on if it is worthwhile, but I think I would try doing it next time if we ever were to go back to Derry.  The brewery has a full restaurant which has fantastic reviews and was also recommended by our friend who has gone before. We weren't hungry yet for dinner, so we opted to just visit the Taproom. The Taproom is also very cool and has a great vibe with interesting artwork. What we really liked about this brewery was it felt like a craft brewery and offered a lot of variety in their beers. It was the first place that we found that offered a sour beer, they had a wit beer, and they even had a hard seltzer (which honestly wasn't very good unless you like gin drinks). We enjoyed a few drinks and the music for a hour or so before deciding on dinner.

4.5 stars for lunch w/ brew…read more I got the Cauliflower Steak at 12€ and a taster set of 3 brews (the Boom, Punt Purse, and the IPA 2.3%). The Cauliflower Steak was absolutely delicious with some fantastic flavors to it, and thankfully it was NOT greasy (unlike some other places I ordered cauliflower in the UK). I would highly recommend this dish. As for my taster set, the Punt Purse and 2.3% IPA were both fine, but it was "the Boom" that stole the show in my opinion....I should've just gotten a pint of that. The only negative was our server, who didn't seem into his job at all. The attention he gave us was all quite perfunctory....maybe he was just having an off day because he had something serious on his mind that day, but if not, he might consider looking for a position other than a server (since he clearly didn't seem to be into it).

This is not an American Irish pub. It is a down to earth, local watering hole that provides an…read moreopportunity to chat with the natives folks of Creeslough - some of the nicest folks you will ever meet. The owner, John, is a wealth of information about the area and its history. Great beers, great conversation, and a taste of real Donegal. Make this your base while you find time to explore the area. Muckish mountain offers some spectacular views. The nearby Abbey was beautiful and the cemetery by the old church offers a flashback into history.