Popped here for a bit of lunch one afternoon. I've heard about how good the pub grub in Fureys for…read moreyears and was delighted to get to try it. I went for a cup of seafood chowder to start, followed by the steak sandwich. The chowder was just okay in my opinion. A bit too salty and not as thick as I like it. However, I may be a chowder snob. The steak sandwich in the other hand was unreal! Chunky chips, thick sliced bread and the most tender cut of steak. Perfect for a sandwich. I engulfed all the food. The chips were a winner. Fureys tends to be a busy spot, so you may have to wait to be seated. The staff are amazing and handle your wait really well. We were seated and taken care of really quickly. Definitely worth a visit if you are passing by.

What a lovely place to stop off in to have a drink and eat. A great menu of food for a old pub…read more Great atmosphere and great people.

If you are wondering why you are feeling wobbly in Roches it may not just be the alcohol affecting…read moreyou. Also known as the sinking pub this slanted floor place is a charming teeny pub set in the bog/forest of Donadea, Kildare. The decor is old school, as are the locals and a packet of King is a must have. Staff get 5 stars for providing us with a free basket of Quality Street with our pints. Great beer garden attached for those sunny days.

One of the highlights of our trip to Ireland was Fergie's Pub and Bed and Breakfast. We ended up…read morestopping there unplanned, having stayed too late at the Hill of Tara. Paulie and Fergie were as welcoming as can be, and we ended up playing Bingo with what had to be the entire town in the bar on a Thursday evening. The food at the pub was wonderful, the room was warm and comfortable with ample free parking in the back, and there was a full Irish breakfast waiting for us in the morning! It was a really, really lovely time and one of our best memories of Ireland.

The traditional white-washed irish cottage exterior and river-side setting alone is reason enough…read moreto make this off-the-beaten-path journey. But take the time to go inside this wonderful cozy pub that is clearly loved by its locals. One visit and you'll understand why. Lucky for me, I get to visit Ireland every year and with each new adventure I seek country pubs steeped with history and charm. Serving the prerequisite perfect pint of Guinness, Fishermans was this years winner! Extensive selection of drinks, enough snacks/light food options to keep you nourished, and a friendly atmosphere that will make you want to linger.

Perhaps my most memorable stop in a wonderful trip to Ireland. I don't think that I'll ever forget…read morethe night my buddy and I went behind the bar and served locals pints of Guinness.

HANDS DOWN THE VERY BEST STEAK SANDWICH I HAVE EVER HAD! Come here now, don't walk, don't pass go,…read morejust run as fast as you can! Mark my words, you will not be disappointed. The steak was perfectly cooked and was lying on a bed of the most succulent sautéed onions I have ever tasted in my life! I cannot describe how delicious this meal was... you must take a trip and experience this marvelous sandwich! There is a fire going, putting out some much needed heat, since it was freezing outside. The waitress was so friendly and was really accommodating!

This is the local pub that serves food in Kilcock. They use a menu mon-sat and carvery on Sunday…read more The food i have found it to be of a good quality but possibly the a la carte could do with changing a bit more often. I go here regularly enough for food.

Stopped by here when passing through the town, for me, this really wasn't a place I'd find myself…read moreregularly going to if I lived nearby. There was a quite a few people in the lounge though the atmosphere, I dunno, I can't put my finger on it but it definitely wasn't welcoming, friendly or overly inviting. We sat on a high table to the back of the lounge but having people come in/out from the smoking area got super annoying, people constantly bumping off my back and with not as much as a sorry plus draft coming in meant this lounge was actually a little chilly so didn't make as a comfy cosy pub to chill out at The barman was a bit of a grump, my husband tried to banter with him about the football on the TV and he just grunted then shuffled away... Eh, awkward! Cheer up dude

My wife and I had a lovely time staying at the Air B&B behind the pub and having our dinners just a…read moreshort walk across the courtyard. The food was, in a word, amazing. Pat, Una, and their staff were wonderful. We were fortunate to be there during the euros, so I was able to take in the matches (my wife was less enthusiastic about this part). If you want to experience the Irish Midlands this is the place to go; both my wife and I travel and we try and avoid the touristy areas, preferring instead to spend our time meeting new people, and this trip provided that. Being American, I seldom get to have a good talk about football, but Pat was happy to oblige here. He's also made sure that every time I see Archie Gray take the pitch I will think of Weirs.

Wonderful experience, nicely maintained pub and restaurant, homemade fresh food with surprises and…read morethoughtful touches. Recommend for a great meal and good Craic.

It's ok. Busy touristy area and the servers weren't very nice to our group but we had some kids…read morewith us who weren't drinking alcohol, so maybe that was the problem. The Guinness was fine. I think I prefer other pubs further from the tourist areas.

Nice pub in the centre of Maynooth…read more Decor is new Irish bar in a box (like so many nowadays) but is tastefully done. Clean warm and spacious. Was in for Sunday lunch here and ordered the Sirloin Steak (€15 good value) and was looking forward to it but somebody made a mistake with the menu. Not the friendly waitresses fault and I ordered the Turkey and ham instead (I felt it was far enough past Christmas to start enjoying this dish again). Food arrived in good time and I had ordered no veg but half chips/half potatoes. Somebody is on serious portion control here. Not that there wasn't enough but I may be used to a bit more being piled on my plate. One roasty and one scoop of mash and a side plate not over flowing with chip. My only other minor issue was another one or two more fluid oz of gravy wouldn't have gone to waste. Food was very tasty and I polished the lot (portion size was probably spot on). Followed it up with the very tasty chocolate fudge cake with ice cream. Toilets down the stairs. TV's on around the place with sport of the day. All in all no real complaints if I'm being honest. Staff exceptionally friendly and I'll be back.