Great pub in Clifden. Had a pint and some delicious roasted chicken for lunch. Highly recommend.read more

Lovely Lisa makes the seafood chowder I've EVER tasted, seriously. The friendly old gents at the…read morebar who run the place were a joy to converse with and to help keep we 2 Americans from getting lost. If you go and have anything though, it'll be awesome. I can't say enough!

Service was excellent and the food too. They gave you so much too. I had the mussels and they were…read moredelicious. My husband had the stew he liked it too.

A quaint warm and cozy bar and restaurant that perfect to linger in. Sit at a homey table or right…read moreby the crackling cast iron stove for a while. Have some delicious food and any beverage you want from a perfect pint of Guinness to a fresh hot and delicious Irish Coffee. The staff are very kind and friendly and you be very well cared for.

LOVE this place ! great servers. Lively music. Quaint decor. Delish food. Fun friendly patrons…read more Must visit place !!

Yes - go here…read more Visited by design Visited for music -- Young musicians and 92 year old dancers Owner very friendly and proud Say yes to the mussels Take a stroll to back porch for view

Excellent choice ..... we ordered the the muscles as appetizer and yum.... for main meal ordered…read morethe duo of salmon and sea bass and extremely fresh and delicious.... highly recommend this place if you fancy sea food !

Our first dinner out on our coastal tour 2013 - woo!…read more The dining room has a nice view of the estuary. The room itself is ok. I would have preferred to have eaten in the bar if I am honest. I went for the Salmon and it was quite nice, as were the vegetables. Chips were from frozen. My partner enjoyed his too. Overall it was just OK. Better than Guys, but not whole lot. Dining room could be modernised. Value for money? Perhaps not. Same price in Dublin would get you a whole lot more quality I think.

Staying near Tully Cross/ Letterfrack during Christmas and not a lot of food options so this was…read morenice suprise! Walking in during a during a driving rain storm (Storm Bram) it's cozy with a beautiful large bar flanked by tables and a charcoal burning fireplace. Wasn't busy so I got a spot right by the fireplace. Service was great, the bartender waited on me and was very professional, they said. Now this joint has been around for a long time and on many "best" lists, etc.... they are known for their local seafood dishes. Large menu consisting of soups, sandwiches, mains such as fish & chips/ chicken curry and also artisan pizza! They also have Daily Seafood Specials that change daily. Asked for some recos and he said you have to try the mussels. Kicked it off with a Guinness and Coonemara seafood chowder with local fresh & smoked seafood... was outstanding. Next, steamed Killary mussels in a coconut milk/ chili sauce served with garlic bread. This may have been the best dish I had on a 14 day trip & I went everywhere! Must order. For the main I ordered their burger with aged cheddar MR, was good with great fries. Again, service was impeccable and prices very average make it a must stop in Clifden! Talk later

A nice bar/pub serving the typical pub food (burgers, fish and chips, sandwiches) plus some fresh…read moreseafood (mussels, chowder) and pizzas. It was quite busy at 1 pm on a Sunday in early June but we still got a table for two at the back bar area without delay. The space was filled with lots of cozy seating nooks for 2-4 people. Larger groups might struggle to squeeze in as it's pretty busy. As we were seated near the kitchen, we saw lots of delicious looking items coming out after we ordered a burger (huge) and the tempora battered prawns. The burger was a bit disappointing with a very firm dense texture. The chips (fries) were good along with the battered shrimp. Next time I might try a pizza or croque Monseur instead-they looked great

Just spent couple of days in Clifden and called in to this jewel of a bar. Was in boarding school…read morewith the proprietor, Tom, many years ago. Hadn't seen him since we left. Still a great guy. Real authentic old world pub. No gimmicks. Excellent pint of Guinness. I'll be back! GK

While the proprietor is a lovely fella, the pub itself is a bit dark for my liking. It's a…read moreperfectly acceptable place to stop for a pint, though.

Lovely premises. A bit poky, but isn't that half the fun of a country pub? Good service and even…read morebetter times.

They have fish and chips down to a science. They even had sting ray which I've never seen before. I…read moregot the cod and an order of chips. If you come with someone, you could easily share the portion of.chips. they're thick cut and very potato y. Neither the fish nor the chips were oil laden as they often can be. The food comes out piping hot. Add your own salt, vinegar and pepper at the table.

We went looking for this place and it has closed- I'm not sure how there was a review 24 days ago!…read more They probably went to Mannion's like we did after not finding it. Delicious food! And the fish and chips were spot on.

After a hike in the Connemara national park, I was famished. My friend drove to Clifden and asked…read moreme to choose a restaurant of my liking. It was almost 4:00 pm and some restaurants were ready to serve dinner. I saw Mitchell's was to serve lunch until 4:30 pm. So we went. The servers and the manager (could be the owner) were very friendly and quick. Both my friend and I ordered the Hereford beef burger. I ordered a seafood chowder and pistachio cake for dessert. The chowder truly hit the spot. It wasn't thick and full of seafood. The burger was good, but I think the fries cut was too thick. It was nice the burger came with a small salad, which we didn't know and my friend ordered a small side salad. So we ended up with lots of salad. The fresh cream on the dessert plate was delicious. It went well with the pistachio cake. However, it was a bit hard to taste the pistachio. We chatted up with a couple who bike to Clifden once a year and they always come to Mitchell's for lunch, especially for the seafood chowder and crème brûler. High praise indeed. Highly recommend this place. I picked the right place.

This is a charming restaurant. We came without a reservation but were quite happy they had room…read morefor us upstairs. The upstairs is just as delightful as the downstairs. The food was really great. Super fresh seafood prepared perfectly. We enjoyed-- and ate! -- every bite! We also found the prices quite reasonable considering how nice the place was and the quality of the food.

Classic pub food in a classic pub setting. Enjoyed, as one might imagine, the bartender's big…read morepersonality and food recommendations ... which, sadly, included the mussels which, to our great surprise, weren't available the night we visited. We split the seafood chowder and fish and chips, and they were perfectly fine. My Guinness was perfect; the white wine left something to be desired...then again, it's a pub. Nothing special, but largely as one would expect.

Very cool place with great live music, a bustling bar, solid service and good food!…read more We kept it simple with soups, sandwiches and fries. The seafood chowder got a thumbs up. Cool spot!