Love the quaint Harbour Bar because it's such a traditional, fun, country pub. Staff are extremely…read morehumorous, real characters - expect banter aplenty and take their jibes with a pinch of salt! Although small, it has outside seating with fantastic beach views. I could literally spend endless summer days sitting here, sipping G&T, and enjoying the stunning scenery. A unique spot filled with interesting people and many happy memories to relish.

Hi! Did you received…read moremy postcard from Canada? Ginette Morin from province of Québec bye bye

The food was good and the outdoor seating area great to enjoy a beer with a view! Seafood stew was…read moredelicious!

I have been in the Lighthouse Tavern many many times and it's truly an authentic Irish pub. This…read morefamily owned establisment has been in existence for well over 100 years and you'll feel welcome from the moment you step inside the front door. The picture I posted is of the Fanad Head Lighthouse which is just a few hundred yards down the hill and from which the pub gets it's name. The scenery in the surrounding peninsula is stunning and the local people will make you feel very much at home. If you go to Ireland then you should not miss out on visiting this gem.

What a place! Far away from the civilized world, near the end of a sparsely populated Donegal…read morepeninsula, this old pub with its thatched roof appears like a mirage. A little fire is crackling when you enter, and you just feel right at home. Cozy, friendly and great for an afternoon drink. We will be back to have dinner and enjoy an evening's entertainment here.

I'm probably the only person in Ireland that didn't love this pub. If you have kids this is the…read moreplace to be. It was rammed with families on the summer evening I went, all having what looked like a great time but the noise levels were through the roof. The staff though harried we're friendly, the food good but the toilets best avoided. Its not the pub for me but fair play to the owners, they are catering to a summer holiday crowd who loves it.

Stop by the pub after doing a tour of Donegal castle. It must be really popular because the…read morefront was really packed with football fans. They were in there packed like sardines. Luckily this place have multiple rooms and we found a quite corner to drink our pint. Our bartender was really really friendly and gave out good pours

A great pub and must go to in Donegal! Atmosphere is the ideal pub setting. Servers friendly. Solid…read morebeer and drink selection. Walk is the front door and discover the meandering expanse to another street. Please don't pass it over.

My parents and husband and I wandered into the bar-side of this establishment looking fully lost…read moreI'm sure after making a reservation on the recommendation of our nearby Airbnb hosts. When we made the reservation, we didn't realize that we were going to eat one of the finest meals we've ever had, and when they asked us to follow them through random back rooms to our dinner, we didn't expect to end up in a warm, cozy, and modern Michelin level restaurant. We had the delight of sitting right next to the prep window and watching the magic of this place. There wasn't a single dish that didn't impress, the wine was wonderful, the service was impeccable. I wish I lived anywhere near this perfect gem of history and culinary exception. Don't miss this experience if you're near!

Our afternoon at the Olde Glen pub coupled with our very gourmet dinner that followed at the…read moreadjoining restaurant made for an outstanding event. We were very welcomed at the oldest pub in Ireland by the staff of the pub. A four course dinner followed: local lamb, halibut, and cod-all garnished beautifully! The sticky toffee pudding was enjoyed by all!

We had a great dinner at Lizzie's. Friendly and attentive service, great fish and chips and the…read moreopen faces steak sandwich was awesome. And FINALLY - a skinny chip option!! Hallelujah. Nice pub next door too.

Best seafood chowder we've had since landing in Ireland; it was with mussels, prawns and smoked…read morefish! Everything homemade and delicious!

My husband is from Culdaff, and every time we go to visit his family we spend a few nights catching…read moreup at this cozy, family-owned pub. Drop by, chat up the locals, enjoy some music out back in the summer.....or find a corner and stare out the window awhile. Either way, a classic Iocal Irish pub, in the best way possible.

tl;dr: Deadly bar, good (if a bit too cold and not stellar) pints, very good food…read more On the pints: It seems like up north -- at least in Donegal -- pints are served very very cold. To my Dublin-familiar mind, this makes the pints a bit bitter and takes away some of the depth of flavour. In any case, this is how they were served here. However: They were really good. Sticking to the glass, with loads of time taken, and hitting the spot after a long Dhún na nGall day in the sun. On the food: A simple menu printed on A4 with pretty basic stuff. But then yer man comes out and tells us that there's fish on: Trout and Hake. This was quite possibly the freshest fish we had. Slow service -- they had to get out there and find the fish, I suppose -- but it was bloody delicious, served with lovely spuds and cabbage and bacon. Been through a few changes in management over the years, but all local folk doing good work. This is a standout pub in a sand-out area.

Bonner's Bar... where do you start one of the best wee bars…read morein the country, my steak loving partner counts the days until he can eat Colleen's delicious T-bone's again. and I can't wait to get an ear full of good Irish music and a bit of local banter.