Cool place with great decor but they don't like tourists and won't really wait on you. They're…read moreobviously exasperated that people doing the Slea Head Drive around Dingle end up stopping there and don't even pretend to care about customers trying to spend money with them. Walked out and went on down the road.

We started out with the delicious chicken wings and things only git better from there!…read moreI had the chicken Kiev, the fish tacos also looked great. The pub has huge character & live music is played regularly, I look forward to coming back next Xmas!

We stopped in here one night in Dingle and the music started about 9:30. We really enjoyed the pub,…read moreand the music. I recommend a stop here.

Great place to often enjoy excellent live music. Authentic, fun pub in downtown Dingle.read more

Nice little pub to stop by for a quick drink or bite after your Slea Head drive. We stopped by for…read morea drink after visiting the beach right next to it. There are picnic tables that are somewhat sheltered by glass for you to enjoy your drinks outside. The views of the water and cliffs are gorgeous and you can't ask for a better backdrop to enjoy a drink. There are a few spots for parallel parking on the side of the street. We had a very large van and ended up using the lot at another bar that was right before the beach.

Following an amazing Ballydavid Cliff walk we took a chance at TIGH and are so glad we did!…read moreBeautiful setting with views of the beach and sea, and gorgeous landscape from our large picnic table. We had prompt, courteous service from very thoughtful staff. We ordered almost everything on the menu (table of five) and I devoured a great chicken caeser salad (and stoke some very good chips!). Everyone enjoyed their meals, took in the views and several stuck their toes in the sea. Worth a hike to have a great meal. Nice, clean bathrooms as well!

The fun of it being the most westernly bar in Europe is cool! The inside is fun and quirky with…read moreodds and ends for decor. They have patches from First responders from all over the USA. Loved seeing a local group gather to speak Irish!

Great stop on our travels. Claim to fame is its location as the western most Pub. Friendly service…read more Outside seating if the weather permits. Great pours. Good fish and chips Recommended Slainte

My mom and I are on holiday and staying in Dingle for a few days. Today we went on a drive to see…read morewhat was in the area and ended up in Ballyferriter where Tigh Ui Chathain and a few other businesses are. We were hungry for lunch, so stopped in. Their menu is on some dry erase boards posted in the front. The bar itself is the darker dingy cluttered sort, so nothing really standout-ish. We each had a Caprese Burger: with mozzarella, spinach, tomato, and mayo. It was probably the best burger I've had in a while! Though the Irish seem to cook their burgers medium/medium well with no pink, this burger was STILL juicy. The patty was nice and thick, and the bap (bun) was soft. The chips were also the best we've had anywhere - and my mom really dislikes thick chips! I honestly never thought we'd find solid food in a pub, but these burgers were pretty top notch!

great family run pub Good friendly service,The best view in Ireland from smoking roomread more

Off the road location, beer is excellent. If in the general area it'll be worthwhile to stop by for…read morea pint or two.

Staying in Tralee and wanted to drive the Dingle Peninsula. I always travel in search of breweries…read moreand found this place online before the drive. Great beers and a great experience. Adrienne (Owner) had just opened for the day because the hired help was running late. Enjoyed some great beer and wonderful conversation.

This pub ended up being our favorite of the trip. It was a pretty cold and windy March day for our…read moreDingle Penninsula drive, and we needed a bathroom and drinks to lift our spirits. We weren't sure they were open at first. It's a little small town inn out on the penninsula, and no one seemed to be around. The door was unlocked, so we hesitantly let ourselves into the bar room when we were suddenly greeted with alacrity from the sweetest black dog. A young woman came out shortly after and let us know the kitchen was closed, but she'd be willing to pour us a pint. Outside the main bar area was a beautiful sitting room with a rustic fireplace and candles lit all over. Bathrooms were spotlessly maintained and had a home-like feeling to them. After ordering drinks, it wasn't too long after that we were joined by a gentleman who ran the bar with a smile, and more people started to show up. A local named Billy greeted us warmly despite us being Yanks and him and the bartender kept us in excellent conversation for over an hour. Meanwhile, the sitting room filled up with lively locals gathering at their favorite hometown pub to watch the game and support Ireland. It was pretty memorable, and we were grateful to have been so warmly welcomed. I bet this is a killer bed n breakfast during tourist season!

What a quaint pub tucked back in outskirts of Dingle. I enjoyed a fresh hamburger while my wife had…read morea wonderful vegetable soup. The staff was attentive and the prices were very reasonable. The atmosphere is classy yet laid back. I highly recommend eating here when in the area.

Go here!!! Authentic 4th generation family bar. Full of character. Lovely owner Mike and his…read moresidekick Labrador Pixie. Such a lovely stop for a pint of Guinness and Guinness Zero after a long day on the Ring of Kerry.

Every time I'm in town visiting, we always make sure to stop in at Mike Murts for a pint.read more

Cute pub located in the Maharees. There is also seating outside so one can watch the sunset over…read morethe ocean whilst enjoying a drink. Great place for kids to run around and even go down to the beach as you can still keep an eye on them. A lovely Irish pub with nice staff.