The Pizza was excellent, very thin crust. The atmosphere was beautiful, it's an old church turned…read moreinto a restaurant.

Interesting atmosphere in an old church with an equally interesting pizza menu. Service was good…read moreand the beer cold albeit would like to have had a bigger selection.

Lovely little spot. So little you'd barely notice it when passing! There's a decent selection of…read morewines and they also serve a couple of bottled beers. We tried a few wines by the glass, all of which went down well and the generous pour is a definite plus! There's plenty of space and the interior is really nice, has a Mediterranean feel to it. Only draw back is it was a little chilly, but pull up a chair to the fire and you're sorted!

A small variety of wines but they pair perfectly with the cozy, hidden, laid back vibe. Feels more…read morelike walking into an old friend's home than a few steps away from the hullaballoo of Oliver Plunkett. Did I mention the crackling fireplace?! Or that the bartender is intelligent, well traveled, & interesting? Yes. This place rocks! Put your phone away & go there now.

While waking around Killarney, we came into R&B for a late lunch. They have a small menu with a…read moreequally sized Specials Menu. My son ordered the steak sandwich. Which was not a sandwich...Sandwich describes the cut of steak. He said it was one of the best steak he had eaten...Ever. My wife had the meatballs and pappardelle. The depth of flavors were delicious. I ordered the lasagna. It was ok. I should have order the pappardelle. Nice little spot for lunch, would have loved to come here for dinner.

Soooo good. I had the beef carpaccio and my husband had the rolling stone. One of the best meals…read morewe've had in Ireland. So good. I wish we weren't leaving in the morning, as I'd LOVE to try the risotto. I literally almost ordered it, despite the fact that I was completely full with the starter alone. The service was wonderful, and the staff friendly. My only regret is not having the opportunity to sample more.

Solas Tapas serves Spanish-inspired small and medium plates using local Irish produce. It's…read morelisted in the Michelin Guide, with positive comments from this review and other. Our dinner was a welcome alternative to classic Irish cuisine. We made reservations, arrived early, and were seated promptly. They have a time limit on the tables, and very generous by American standards. Our wait staff were friendly, helpful, and there when we needed them. We found the atmosphere to be warm, comfortable, relaxed, friendly, and rustic. It was also cool to peak into the Kitchen and watch one of the owners in made-to-order action. One thing about tapas/pintxos restaurants is that 2 things sneak up on you as you continue to order small plates: the overall bill and how full you become before you know it. For the 4 of us, our total came out to 161 Euros (including a 12.5% service charge), which I thought was a good value for the quality of food and drinks received. Our choices included 4 different glasses of wine from a very nice list, with prices ranging from 10-16 Euros. We also had 1 coffee and 3 Herbal teas at the end. In between, our food choices were: - Grilled Sour Dough, Confit Cherry Tomatoes & Dingle Sea Salt + Extra - Roasted Almonds - Crisp O Connors Spuds "Bravas Style" Manchego & Aioli - Chorizo Sausage - Chorizo & Manchego Croquette, Aioli, Dingle Sea Salt - Fig Tempura, Dingle Goats Cheese, Peppered Honey - Potato Hash We enjoyed all our choices, with the only one comment that the croquette was a bit rich for our pedestrian tastes. We'd gladly come back to explore the menu further, which probably changes from time to time.

Stopped in for lunch and absolutely loved it. Our waitress helped us select some great options to…read moreshare and we loved every bite. Wonderful spot!

A hidden gem, we stumbled upon the curious cat on a Sunday morning for brunch and luckily arrived…read moreearly enough to avoid the crowd. Simply stated, the food was phenomenal! The egg omelet was packed with flavor, very hearty and satisfying. Likewise the vegan avocado toast had an array of flavors including Italian seasoning that when combined with the creamy and consistency of the avocados and fresh tomatoes packed a real explosion in your mouth! Highly recommended.

Wish I could give more than 5 stars. Everything was impeccable. The servers were so sweet and…read moreattentive even though they were so busy (pro tip: get there early) and the food was divine. The prices were very fair, especially for the quality of food and coffee. We sat outside (which is dog friendly) and the ambiance was pleasant and a great location for large or small groups. I would come here every morning if I lived in the area. Definitely a must try brunch spot in Killarney!!

I loved my time at the vintage. I was in town from America to see my family in Kanturk. They…read morerecommended the vintage and I couldn't have been more satisfied. I got a pint of Guinness and the roast of the day. The roast was absolutely excellent. I really enjoyed the gravy over the top and the stuffing underneath. The meat was cooked very well. The service was great and made me feel at home on the other side of the pond. I really enjoy when the server walks you through the menu after you ask questions to help you arrive at the right entree, which is exactly what happened. I will be visiting again before I go home and definitely when I come back to the fine town of Kanturk.

I'm not quite sure why The Vintage is showing as a bottle shop, but this bar/restaurant is the best…read morein town! It's warm and cozy with plenty of dining space. I love the stone and lacquered wood finishes inside. This is the kind of place where you see the owner invested and working at his restaurant. I came here with my boyfriend, his brother and sister for lunch and can say that The Vintage did not disappoint! The food here is much nicer than you would expect at a bar and there was proper wait staff which is why I would consider it more of a restaurant than bar or bottle shop. Anyway, we sat down and ordered 2 appetizers, 4 mains, 3 desserts and 2 coffees all for the whopping price of 73€, I nearly fell off my bar stool. Such good value for delicious food and good portion sizes. I shared some of the mushroom soup and brown bread which was so flavorful and creamy but not too heavy. I could eat that brown bread all day but resisted since I had a fillet of fish on the way. My fish was cooked perfectly, not over battered and super moist. Almost everyone at the table ordered the fish which was a crowd pleaser. The table shared sides of veg, potatoes and chips which were all delicious, I'd say my favorite was the broccoli. Despite being smothered in creamy maybe cheesiness, I can still say I ate my greens for the day, right? Whatever they put on it, I could eat those just on its own....ok with a side of that brown bread. I would definitely come back. It's not a fancy Star rated restaurant in looks and feel, but a warm cozy place where you could take the whole family or just enjoy with friends. I felt the food was extremely good value and service was excellent.

Love this place. Fish do fresh it comes in the door still in the nets from that day's catch. Lovely…read morestaff, seating area is small so go on a sunny day when you can sit outside. Nice kids selection also. Edit - have been back again, had the seared tuna burger and it was stunning. Partner had the hake, also fab. Their chicken salad sambo is pretty out of this world also. If this place was on the Main Street there would be a queue round the block. Hidden gem!

I've eaten here quite a few times over the years and I have never been disappointed. Dingle is…read morefamous for good seafood restaurants but this place rarely features among them which surprises me. Their salads with squid and pickled ginger is fantastic, as is the tuna burger and the salmon skewers. The only thing that lets them down is their lack of credit card facilities - the closest ATM is in SuperValu (i.e. not very close, certainly for those with elderly people or little ones!). Ever since I've been going there, they haven't had credit card facilities 'at the moment' however it appears as though they have no intention of providing such a service..

We stopped here for dinner after passing it during the day. The crowd was lively for lunch and menu…read morelooked like they had a wide variety of options. The menu changed for dinner and on a Monday night around 8 the crowd was much smaller and was very open to walk ins. We sat on the outdoor roof upstairs with a wonderful view of the marina! The staff was very friendly and had a charming atmosphere. Our waiter even gave us blankets towards the end of the night Incase we got a little chilly (we did)- very sweet. The hummus was tasty as were the soups. I would stick with the soups/ salads and fish options they have !

They currently don't have a chef so they aren't serving their regular menu. Just serving pizza FYI…read more Would recommend calling and asking to see if full menu is back before heading over

Such a fun cocktail bar in the heart of the Victorian Quarter. Had a few drinks and nibbles while…read morewe were visiting the city. Our server was lovely, engaging and didn't overly hover.

Such cool and creative cocktails! We loved the cute hand-drawn menus! So much fun and everything…read morewas really tasty too!

great Service (nice and friendly), delicious sea food (fresh with chips, homemade garlic butter and…read morefresh salad) and beautiful location.

Service was hit-n-miss but once we finally got pints and our order in, things moved quickly. They…read morewere out of oysters which was a HUGE disappointment as we had heard great things about the local shell fish. Instead we went with the crab legs and catch of the day with chips. Now as you can see in the photo, the crab landed in front of me with a big ole cup of mayonnaise..... hmmm ..... Now normally I don't dream of steamy crab legs covered in hellmans, but thanks to a few pints I was feeling brave. You will just have to try it yourself if you are feeling dubious, but mix in some fresh lemon juice with that white goop and dip away - that is a tasty mess! Who would have thought crab and mayo? Go figure. Oh and the beer in the pics is not some blonde mess (i don't like the loaf of bread in a glass) it is Smithwicks ale - pronounced smith-icks - which seems to taste pretty dang good with everything.