Best pub in Belmullet Dog friendly…read morePadraigh is a pure gentleman, old school publican.

Simply the best pub in Mayo filled with great local folk and the best kept Guinness. Make sure its…read moreon your bucket list.

Pat Cohans in Cong, Ireland is a cozy pub/restrauant in a quaint little town. Both charming for a…read morehost of reasons. Pat Cohans is famous for the fight scene in the Oscar wining movie (1951) The Quite Man, staring John Wayne and Maureen O'hara. My wife who did all of the travel bookings is an old movie buff and put Cong on our travel itinerary. It was about 3:30 p.m. when we arrived in Cong after our morning visit to the Cliffs Of Moher. We had not eaten since breakfast and quickly made the short two block walk to Pat Cohans. We ordered the double burger with fries and a side order of onion rings. It was all good. Best onion rings I've had in a long, long time. The burgers were excellent. A few of you will pick up on this this statement, "where's the beef", well it was on our burgers. The beef patties were nice and thick. Great burgers! We had a nice late lunch, early dinner.

Fun historical site! We came here because of the attraction being the pub in the movie "The Quiet…read moreMan." Friendly staff! Amazing food...the seafood chowder is the freshest I have had outside of San Francisco! The soda bread is perfect to pair with Guiness! A definite must when you come here!

We were visiting family and stopped in for dinner. The staff was very friendly and our food was…read moredelicious! It has a great atmosphere and local vibe feel.

From the owner: Good wholesome freshly made food, fresh fish & shellfish. Freshly brewed coffee. Live music &…read moretraditional music sessions

Absolutely a must stop. Food was perfect, service was amazing. Be sure to ask Michael about Irish…read morehistory!

We had THE BEST lunch at this place - the fish and chips were delicious, as was the BLT - but…read morebesides the wonderful view overlooking the bay (breathtaking), our favorite part of the experience was visiting with the owner along with his lively and lovely 11 year old daughter. It certainly helped that the weather was perfect, encouraging us to eat outdoors so we could look out at the water. This place is hard to miss from the road, as the owner created a memorial for the Irish who sailed from the shores, never to return. This will be a "must visit" stop for us next time we return to Ireland (and there will be a next time!)

As the first reviewer stated, this is a rural, family owned pub and restaurant. It is filled with…read morelocal people and everyone knows everything else. That's not going to matter because they will welcome you and make you feel like part of the family. It is a straight forward traditional Irish pub that will never meet your lofty goals of fine dining. However, it will be a fun place for a beer and a meal. I had the roast beef special of the day and my wife had the Killarney muscles. My beef was cooked well and I did not need a knife to cut it. The flavor was very good. It came with potatoes, a mix of steamed vegetables and Yorkshire pudding. My wife said her muscles were fresh and tasted great. Hers came with chips and steamed vegetables. We both enjoyed this restaurant and would recommend it to others.

Wonderful place. We had the chowder and salmon salad with brown bread. Delicious. Welcoming and…read morewarm after a long, rainy walking day Highly recommend.

Fantastic harbor front pub and restaurant with deliciously fresh seafood, chowder, and well stocked…read morebar. Cozy and warm, turf fueled fireplace which smelled incredible. We sat in the pub and loved every minute. We had the seafood chowder, seaweed hummus, and crab claws cooked in garlic butter. Guinness was poured to perfection. Really good food, great drinks, ambiance with warmth and a harbor view. The service was outstanding. Excellent spot to revive after a drive on the sky road. Slainte!

Excellent food and hospitality. In busy season you may have to wait a little longer. Well worth the…read morewait A classic seafood house

Very happy place to stop by for drink or food…read more There are picnic tables in the parking lot that allow you to look over the water while you eat. The service is very quick and efficient with a lot of people swarming the tables keeping the drinks toped off and clear the tables. Very generous portions of food. I ordered the lasagna and an already descent portion came with French fries and a side salad.

Lunch does not start until 1:00 but also has a coffee shop next door…read more Full Irish breakfast Very good and a normal portion. My wife had scrambled eggs. Large portion. Sitting in a small bit of water. Good Scones were ok. Service was good

I've been to many Irish Pubs but this may be the most authentic one (Founded 1811) that I have…read morevisited! Walking in, you have a beautiful bar flanked by a wood burning fireplace surrounded by chairs/ couches. Open the adjacent door and you have the other side of the bar and entrance to the back bar. The back bar is just amazing, complete with a replica of The Titanic! Trust me, you won't see anything like this anywhere... back in the day this bar commissioned folks to go on the ship, they said. What makes the place is the Locals... here they will talk to you, spark up a conversation unlike Dublin & Cork City. Spent 3-4 nights in here and the people you meet and conversations/ gibberish really make it authentic! The bartenders are also all good, dealt with 3 different ones and all of them had plenty of info on the area/ recommendations, etc. The Guinness is amazing and they DO NOT serve food during the off season... have a bag of salted peanuts! Even met the owner and he bought me a shot of Jameson. Must See// Talk Later

I regret to inform all that they no longer serve food. This is the second year in a row we have…read moretraveled here only to be disappointed.