We just left. THE BEST MEAL we've had in Ireland to date. Shepherd's Pie (a daily special) was so…read moreflavorful and the lamb taste wasn't overpowering (for those of us not used to it). And the Fish & Chips were so light and flaky and delicious! I highly recommend.

We stopped in here for lunch on our Ring of Kerry drive and enjoyed a nice little view and a…read moredelicious warm meal. We were seated upon arriving at a little table near the window that looked out to the water. Our server was friendly and helpful, and we had our noms on the way promptly. The sandwich-loving husband of mine and his bestie enjoyed a melt and salad, and I was pleased with my seafood chowder with gluten-free bread. Our friend's fiance said the fish and chips were on point. Food came out quickly and was delicious, and we were back on our drive in no time.

Subpar eatery in downtown Sneem. We were here at lunch at it was uncountable quiet. They eventually…read moreturned on some music. I had the Guiness Stew, it was fine but barely warm. Service was adequate, but not warm.

Mussels were amazing, burger, goat cheese salad, chowder, and butter chicken too! Great atmosphere…read morewith music and looking forward to next time.

Food, service and friendliness all top notch! Place is always spotless. Very personable.read more

Stopped in for my bf's first Irish curry chips experience. Service was attentive, location was…read morelovely and food was delicious. Will stop in again!

A good experience here- lots of seafood on the menu! In typical Irish fashion though, most of it is…read moreprepared with heavy butter / cream / cheese sauces so if you're looking for Poke, this is not the place to come. Also, the side dishes seem to be potatoes and potatoes- not sure I have ever seen Shrimp Scampi come with a side of fried, but hey, who's judging? I had the hake, which was good. My wife had scallops with mornay sauce- the sauce was delish, but decidely not healthy. They also had a pretty extensive dessert menu with some good options. Service was friendly but a lot of the slow side. Would go back though.

On a menu that is dominated by seafood options, you know you should check out the seafood! Fresh…read morefrom the ocean, the scallops had a lovely taste and texture in a cream and cheese mashed potato. Scallops can easily be overdone but these were on point. 2 red and 2 white wine selections by the glass, many more options by the bottle or half bottle. Beer and cider were also available.

We were looking for a lunch stop on our trip around the Ring of Kerry. This place popped up on…read moreGoogle. Given the time of day, not many options, especially in this beachside town. They do have a tiny car park. It's a small cute place inside. Great daily specials and dessert case. Hubby got the fried chicken wrap and I got the ham and cheese toastie. Gosh, it was so very good. The relish on the toastie jus made it. Service was quick and friendly. Plus we got advice on the rest of the trip. Definitely a don't miss.

We were blessed with a gorgeous sunny day that allowed us to sit outside and enjoy the ocean breeze…read moreat this cute café on the Ring of Kerry. The fish & chips were piping hot and perfectly cooked: light and crispy on the outside, and tender and flaky on the inside. I absolutely fell in love with the mushy peas, which were seasoned with mint and served along side a generous portion of chips, a fresh salad, and homemade tartar sauce. The staff were friendly and hospitable as they engaged in conversation and genuinely seemed to take interest in their customers.

My husband and I had a fabulous dinner at Murphy's Restaurant in Castletownbere. We started with an…read moreexcellent prawns and chorizo appetizer and then had the duck dinner and the leg of lamb dinner. We finished with the pavlova. Each dinner had plentiful sides of potatoes, carrots, green beans, parsnips and red cabbage. Everything was fresh, abundant and delicious. The service was very good. We had a lovely chat with the 3rd generation chef/owner who not only cooked a great meal but also made some nice recommendations for our trip. We very highly recommend Murphy's Restaurant to everyone coming to the Beara Peninsula.

It was be very difficult to beat their Seafood Chower! It was probably one of the very best I've…read morehad so far. We also had the Pan Roasted Hake and it was just average. The Lamb roast and stuffing was better then average. Very generous portions of food. Service was very good, friendly and welcoming. The level of noise was a bit on the loud side, perhaps due to 2 families with young children. Oh yes! Must mention about the Murphy's draught beer, it was excellent!

Stopped into Kelly's today to have lunch with a group. The place is adorable with plenty of seating…read moreoutside and inside. Lots of choices. The best choice was probably a ham and cheese sandwich that was so yummy! I, however, had the sausage roll, which was just OK. I've had much better.

Very cute little bakery with sweet owner who is welcoming to hikers through her town.read more

I have eaten here several times in last 6 years, most recently last week. The location is great…read morejust outside Waterville near the golf course and right on the water. The seafood is outstanding and so fresh right from the sea that day. I had the lamb last week, and every bit as good as the seafood. Nice wines and friendly servers. if your in Waterville you must eat here!!

Amazing service and newly renovated. Great view of the ocean. Would recommend to anyone staying it…read moreWaterville.

We stopped in for lunch. This is truly a local place, from the patrons to the suppliers. The…read morefeeling in this pub is warm and friendly with a family feel and the food is wonderful. The servers were friendly and talkative, as many of the Irish. The chowder is think and full of delicious fish. The fried calamari was really tasty, and not greasy. The halloumi salad was also great, with a generous amount of cheese. This pub is a perfect example of the evolution of pubs in the country, serving much higher quality food than in times past. Our dessert of over cream with chocolate cake was soooo good.

Stopped in for lunch and had great food and great service. The roast special was delicious!read more

My daughter ordered a warm goat cheese salad. The salad was about a handful of salad topped with…read moresome cold goat cheese. It was supposed to come with bread. It didn't. We asked the 15 year old water. He brought the bread. I asked him if the salad was supposed to be that small (for 13 euro) and he said yeah that's how it is. Another very young server came by and said "if the salads that bad we won't charge you". I asked him if the goat cheese wasn't supposed to be warm, at least. He shrugged. I got seafood chowder and almost choked on the bones in it. I told the child water, and again, he shrugged and "said there's nothing I can do". Don't eat in this shithole.

Yikes...can't say I can recommend this place. We stopped in for lunch after surveying the town for…read moreoptions. From the outside, it's extremely promising-looking, and like most establishments in Ireland, the people are very friendly. However, the meals my wife and I received were far below average, quality-wise. She ordered a shepherd's pie, which they said was made from scratch. Unfortunately, it was overcooked and bland. Meanwhile, the burger I ordered was burned on both sides; however, since it took so long, I tried to eat it, and ended up eating mostly salad and "garlic bread" (which is in quotes because I didn't taste any garlic, just butter). Overall, a poor showing. I hope this was just an off-day, because it's a nice space with very friendly people.