We were traveling in through Cashel on our way to Cork in a day's time and wanted to see the castle…read more(trust me, it is totally worth a stop - you are free to explore and walk where you please in peace and quiet). We were trying to remember the name of this restaurant and finally remembered the name!!! The service and the atmosphere was like your mother/grandmother serving you in their own home - very warm and cozy and traditional. We believe the owner (ryan's daughter i'm assuming if i'm not dumb?) took and served our order and she was extremely friendly. I had the lamb stew and my fiance had soup as well, both with some great brown bread. I would definitely recommend this spot to anyone wanting traditional Irish home cooking where all of the locals seem to stop in. Eat at a true Irish restaurant!

My daughter found this gem by accident and were so happy she did. I knew we were in for some good…read morefood when I saw the locals coming in. Good traditional.home cooked food served with a smile. We visited a few times and our last visit a 75 mile drive out of our way. The whole experience is that good. Quaint and cozy. One of my fondest memories of my bucket list trip along with the soft ice cream in Kinsale !

I meannnn, it's a McDonald's but for a McDonald's this location is great. We went around 8:15 am…read moreand it was super empty and quiet which was nice. There were wireless chargers on each table, a major plus, and the employees were all super friendly when we picked up our food. We ordered from the self serve kiosks in front then ate in. We got one breakfast roll with ketchup (good - like a combination of a egg McMuffin and a burger), one with brown sauce (pretty good, sauce was kind of a weird savory-sweet mix though), an egg McMuffin (always solid), a ham and cheese toastie (basically an aggressively average ham and cheese quesadilla), and some oatmeal (pretty bland, but really perfect for someone with an upset stomach). We also got a latte (decent) and a cappuccino (great)! The hash browns were good, could be crispier though. Overall, a very solid McDonald's experience with good fast food.

Okay, stop shaking your head. I know what you are thinking...1) this boy is reviewing McDonalds?…read moreand 2) he gave it 4 stars? I am not suffering from a case of H1N1 after my recent trip to Ireland. Let me explain. First, here's the problem - you are thinking of McDonalds in 2009 America. Erase that. Think back to McDonalds 1978 back when it was a good establishment to get a meal. In March I visited England, Scotland and Wales and there were McDonalds, which I happened to stop at a couple. The menu was completely different than what we see in the US. They had the McLegend and other sandwhiches I didn't know. The portions were small, the "large" drink was our small and you didn't get ice. I had the same expectations in Ireland, but I was hungry and this Galway location was just down from my hotel, so I stopped. The first surprise I found was the number of customers. The parking lot was full. I went inside and there was a long line. Lots of kids in the restaurant, some of them running about (no PlayLand over there), The menu was basically the same we have, although somewhat scaled down. There was a new sandwich called the M, which I almost tried, but it looked like a slider on flatbread. I stuck with the standards. I ordered the sausage McMuffin with egg in the morning and a coffee. The sandwich was larger than what we get today in the US (probably in an effort to promote the US recession by keeping the price the same and giving a smaller product) and the quality was good. It was actually fresh and tasted like real egg and sausage. Yummy. Another day I stopped in the afternoon and took part in their mint chocolate chip McFlurry. The sign mentioned the excitement of "tasting the bubbles", which referred to these chocolate saucer pieces added. They didn't really do much for me, but overall it was good. I won't write another McDonalds review about a different location, but I will just mention that I stopped in one outside of Belfast in Northern Ireland and it was just as good. Again with a line to the door and crowds of people dining in. These locations in Ireland made me remember what made McDonalds an icon in the older days and I think they have gotten away from the in US. And really what says "road trip" like a stop at McDonalds? If you want a break from the black pudding or white pudding while dining on Full Irish Breakfasts in Ireland, give ole' McDonalds a try. You will be surprised!

Their food is super good I ask for ketchup on my burger that's why you should eat thereread more

The restaurant known as supermax is a well know restaurant.I gave it 4 stars due to the shabby…read moreservices.the food was overall nice but the deserts needed improvement. In my opinion I think most non vegetarians should stop by for a snack! This has been your number #1 food judge!

Amazing fish and chips by the seaside when on holidays in tramore 6yrs ago we first tried dooly…read morethen covid came and stopped going but now back again in 2025 and first place we tried was dooly fish and chip still as nice as first year we came

Best chipper ever!! I'm from Dublin and was visiting for 5 days and I think we had Dooley's 3 of…read morethe days freshest fish & chips!! No seating but the beach is right across the way to sit and enjoy :) tempted to drive two hours just for a Dooley's

Excellent fast service and friendly staff. If you're American you'll definitely notice a lot of…read moredifferent options in sandwiches as well as coffees. In one area they have iPads to use too which is totally different from anything we would have at our McDonald's restaurants. Also note that if you want to do a value meal most are not available at the kiosk you'll have to go up to the counter. Food was hot and good.

This is getting ridiculous.... This isn't my first and propably last complain.... I like McDonald's…read morefood, but it is like you are trying to ruin it for me... I love to eat things I ordered, but seldom (hardly ever) I get everything I am paying for.... Even when I fill section of the ordering, called: add order notes.... Once I wrote please don't put ice in my drink, or few (maybe 12) times I wrote it 20 times in there... I always did got the ice. And last few times I even added : ,, please don't forget the sauces please and thank you " And they did forgot..... Every single time.... And there is more.... I have screenshot and photos and videos I collected over the months.... To prove it. I don't wanna use it against you, I just really really want you to hire somebody, who will check, grant and just make sure every order is correct and not missing any items... Please... All your, customers will be appreciate it.

As my partner asked when he first saw this place: is this the smallest McDonalds ever?…read more Perhaps and on this occasion I am sure they would have wish they'd built a bigger one. The place literally had a queue out the door. We were lucky to get parking in fact. Summer time and people were on the road going on to or from their holidays on the M7. But to be fair the staff played a blinder and the food was served up lickety split and the queue moved quick. Sitting outside the food, well its McDonalds... it was hot which can be a plus. Leaving we decided to use the drive through as the entrance was block with people leaving and people arriving. BTW when you see the "McDonalds: 3 mins" sign on the motorway, it is more than 3 mins away. Perhaps they meant the exit for this McDonalds was 3 mins away... oh well, first world problems. All in all, it was good. But the size (on this occasion), the parking and the misleading signposting from the motorway = A-OK.

This is definitely one of the better McDonald's, and I've been to many in a lot of different…read morecountries. The staff are friendly, the service is efficient, the place is clean, and the opening hours are long. Worth a stop.

Excellent chipper! The entire trip to Ireland, Hubby had the joy of listening to me explain how we…read morejust HAD TO HAVE curry cheese chips. And this place delivered! Excellent quality chips that I miss! Nice job, Vinnies!

had curry cheese chips. They were nice but a bit dry at the bottom. €5.50 was a bit expensive , not…read morethat much in it. Was grand overall

This cash only "Chipper" as Corkorians call it has the best fish and chips in town or so I was…read moretold. I couldn't resist mushy peas fritter when I saw it on the menu, and it did not disappoint. My order was taken from a crowded counter where several locals stood awaiting their order. In about 10 minutes or even less my order was ready. Food is served on an open peace of paper with a brown bag for takeaway. Big bottle of salt is there to add to your food and malt vinegar heavily used here. I ate at the one communal table available for those that opt to eat here. The food was amazing: both fish n chips crispy on the outside and soft inside. Fritter was really mushy peas fried and yum.

Our favorite meal on a recent visit to Cork! The chips (fries for other Americans like me) were…read morevery tasty and the sandwich was delicious! I ordered a chicken "burger" and my husband ordered a unique beef burger - we both raves about them and our 1-year-old was a fan as well! They had some nice sections for beers and ciders as well and everyone was incredibly welcoming (the service was too-notch)! If we ever find ourselves back in Cork we would certainly come here! It's also got a cute vibe!

Best burgers in town! You can choose between a handful of pre-composed burgers and composing your…read moreown burger. How cool is that? Additional they offer a salad or burger of the week. The staff is fast and attentive and very friendly.