Enjoyed our first evening in Letterkenny here at McGinley's. Spent the last part of our evening…read morelisting to some amazing live music. Hoping to get back there again before we leave as the people and atmosphere were wonderful to be with.

This place is such a great place! So lovely and the staff are so amazingly nice. We came in…read morevisiting from the US to see family in the area. Live music is so much fun too! Definitely recommend stopping in for a drink (or a few)!

A pub that has a truly small cottage feel to it. A million tea cups hanging from the ceiling. Gets…read morevert, very packed later in the evening. Customer service was pleasant. But if you happen to spill some drink on someone and have a few words, just walk away and mind yourself.

Great night out. Cosy & homely. Occasionally live DJs in the garden. Sandwiches after midnightread more

One of the best pubs in Northern Ireland. The ambiance…read morealone was amazing. The decor was homey, creative, beautiful-all in one. We chose the outside (inside) bar area, cozying up to the fireplace, enjoying the books scattered around, the teapots hanging from the ceiling, and the Irish history decorating the walls. The bartenders were delightful, asking about our travels, discussing what makes Guinness great, what it's like to serve to Irishmen, and more. It was a wonderful experience. I highly recommending stopping here-they left us with warm happy feelings, not just from the well poured Guinness.

Stellar ambience! Service was very good and the food is delightfully good! Perhaps a bit…read moresurprising, yet . . . Not really! Anyway, Tis worthy for a chill day/evening Happy Hour experience

Incredible service. Great food. Atmosphere friendly. Vegetarian fare was great-had the enchilada…read moreand it was tasty!

If cheesy dance mixed with country music is your thing, this is the place to go in Letterkenny…read more When I was there, the airconditioner was leaking profusely onto customers at a 2 metre stretch of the bar. There was no difficulty getting served at this point, because drunk as most of the customers were (lot of hens and stags): cold, re-condensed sweat dripping from the ceiling seems to be an effective deterrent. A person with an umbrella, or waterproofs could enjoy uninterrupted bar service. Rated 2 stars in the sense that it's 'So Bad It's Good', there is undoubtedly an atmosphere, but what it contains, and whether it can support life longer-term, is for the scientists to decide.

The place is ok. They have cheap cocktails on a Friday night, which are either Long Island Iced Tea…read moreor Captain Morgan Mojitos, and they never actually have the iced teas so basically they just have cheap mojitos. It's a decent enough spot for a cheap drink or two but you wouldn't hang around any longer.

A comfy local pub with lovely staff and a laid back atmosphere with a beautiful log burner pool…read moretable and good quality pints

Great Place To Be In On Saturday night And The Staff Are Friendly And A Great Service And The Two…read moreOf Us Were Great I Hope They Come Back And I Like Karaoke And I Like Singing Especially George Michael And Wham! Songs And All Ny Friends Are There And All The Staff Great People

i found the staff very cheeky and the man who i think was the owner was to busy lookin at the tv to…read moreserve us,and the toilets looked like someone was doing drugs on them,the pint of stout was ok!all and all very bad pub

Bar Rouge, adjoining a club called the Grill (which I didn't go in) is one of the swishest places…read morein Letterkenny. Yep, this little pocket of Donegal has a small and rather plush cocktail bar. And there's no stupid dress code. Apparently, the locals go down there to listen to chart music and the like, but when I went, I got to see a great jazz outfit, which in all honesty, was much more apt for this plush drinkery. There's big comfortable seating areas, all in red velvety stuff and loads of drapes to make the place feel a bit more luxurious (which is always handy if you're offering suave cocktails). It felt a bit out of the way for someone used to living in a more built up area, but really, that's small fry. It's a great little place and feels a world away from the carnage that seems to be going on next door in The Grill.