A great local Irish pub in Kinsale. Good pint of Guinness and a nice live band and they seem to…read morehave live music regularly. Happily come back here for a pint any day.

Bartender and Owner, Francis was great. Had the feel of a more traditional pub for locals than some…read moreof the other pubs we went to in town. It was not crowded and we very much enjoyed it.

Wonderful pub in the heart of Kinsale, where the locals hang. Great pub food, friendly staff,…read moreyou're never a stranger at Kitty O'Se. Pull up a chair at the bar and start talking with the locals about Cork brewed beers like Murphys and Beamish vs. Smithwick and Guinness and you are guaranteed a lively discussion! Such a great place - go and enjoy!

OMG!!! SCRUMPTIOUS! The seafood chowder is chock full of delicious seafood! I highly recommend it…read more I also got the chili and garlic shrimp. Oh so good! This place is a must try! I wish I lived closer! Delicious food and friendly staff! My husband got the Beef and Guiness stew. He loved it! YUMMMMMY!

Great traditional Irish music on Monday & Thursday! Music starts at 9pm until 11pm. The pub only…read moreserves drinks, so make sure you eat din din beforehand!

It's tough to choose from all the bars in Kinsale but Dalton's stands out. It has lots of charm,…read morefriendly people, and live traditional Irish music. The bar is fairly small with most of the tables for 2-4 people so it's probably not well suited for big groups. If you have a choice, grab the table by the window -- you can listen to the music and watch people stroll by outside. There's a selection of 6 beers on tap, plus bottles, liquor and even a few wine choices. What more could you want?

We walked into the past today. It was blistering hot in Kinsale and we went for a cold drink. The…read moredark ambiance drew me in immediately. It's one of those places that I know would be a favorite if I lived there. Everywhere you look there is a piece of history. I had a gin and tonic with Kinsale Gin and my husband had a Black's lager. Wishing we had more time to hang out. Will just have to go back

Big fan of the Greyhound. Oldest pub in Kinsale and you can tell. This place hasn't changed since…read morethe 1600s and I love it.

Absolutely amazing experience. Being the final night of our two week golf trip, they sent us off…read morewith a bang. The steaks and seafood were absolutely incredible and the wine recommendations were perfect. The owners even came out and sat with us for a while after our meal was over giving a very family feel which was amazing. Loved it!

Delicious, melt in your mouth steak. We eat lots of good steak at home, coming from the Midwest and…read morethis place was top notch. Very small, intimate. We made reservations and it was a good thing we did. A must try!

The seafood chowder was delicious! definitely going to be thinking about it this place for years to…read morecome

This is a classic pub in kinsale. Highly recommend stopping here to drink a Guinness and soak in…read morethe atmosphere.

Wanting a healthier lunch we got just one order of fish & chips this time and one of beet salad and…read moresplit them between the two of us. Both were excellent. The fish was hake. This was easily the best of the four fish&chips we've tried so far in Ireland. Outstanding actually. The batter had the most perfect crunchy texture, wasn't too thick, and it adhered well. The fish was just-off-the-boat fresh, flaky and cooked just right. The portion was enormous - two fillets, one large and one medium, with a relatively small portion of good fries. The tartar sauce was tangy with tiny chopped pickles. Vinegar was available at the table. This was served with a small salad of lettuces, spinach, scallions, and onions. Price was surprisingly low given the portion, right around average for fish&chips in our experience so far. We ordered the entree salad with the locally made goat cheese add-on for a small extra charge. More excellent leafy greens, beets in small cubes, pomegranate seeds, picked onions, candied nuts and plenty of chèvre in large pieces. It was pre-dressed with vinaigrette and drizzled with balsamic vinegar. Very good, a far better choice for us than two orders of fried fish. Also on the menu were 3 other kinds of fish (monkfish, black sole, and plaice), each prepared differently. Shrimp scampi, seafood au gratin, and steamed mussels rounded out the seafood section. Oysters are on the menu but they weren't available that day. Other than seafood there were also burgers (beef and veggie), chicken wings, soup of the day, chowder, a steak, lasagna, pan roasted duck breast, cannelloni, liver paté, spring roll, and more. So a very extensive menu here, and not just the same things found everywhere. Sadly we didn't have room to try their desserts, which included sticky toffee pudding, banoffi pie, flourless chocolate cake, and meringue pie with raspberries and ice cream. They were hard to pass up.

food: 4.5/10 ambiance: 7/10…read moreservice:6/10 overall 6/10 honestly the most bland fish and chips I have had- it wasnt flavorful and just mid. I think you can find better elsewhere In this little town. the oysters was good yet we had better in Galway which felt fresher. basic service- had to wait some time to order and to get served

Stopped here with a few people from our small tour group. Heard the live music from outside, and…read morewanted to grab a drink to warm up a bit. Loved the welcoming atmosphere and friendly locals. Started off with an Irish coffee, hit the spot! Than I was on to the Hop House 13 lager, smooth tasty beer on draft. We all enjoyed a few drinks and some great music!

Avoid completely, discriminative towards disabled people and bar man with a short fuse and…read moremanagement back up their staff before customers. Over priced drinks and totally rude service. You will only be a number here as it's all about the money.

Upon arriving we seated ourselves in the back and promptly a nice woman came and took our order…read more Not long after she left taking our order an older woman yelled at us from behind the bar telling us that they were closed and not taking orders. Even after telling her that we had already placed an order she continued to tell us to leave and we began to part ways. My wife was still in the bathroom and the rest of or party already left and the old woman returned telling me to Fuk off and then told her that my wife was still in the bathroom and she stood there tapping her foot mumbling at me was a very disappointing stare. Moral of the story, there are plenty of other pubs very near by try any of them.

This place was horrible. The door was open and we just popped in on this beautiful afternoon. A…read morewaitress came over and took our order after we sat. I went to the bathroom. A woman (we think the owner due to her behavior but unsure) came in and told them to get out. They told her someone had already taken their order. She insisted that "she just waits the tables, I'm the only one here". She insisted they leave and not wait for me. My husband told her he was waiting for me in the bathroom and she told him to fuck off. She then turned the lights off on me on the bathroom. Her behavior was horribly rude for no reason. Apparently they were having a public function but they had the door wide open and no sign. There was no need to be so rude and hateful.

Seafood chowder was the best I had in Ireland. Atmosphere was outstanding. Probably one of the…read morehighlights of our trip

Employees were really rude kicked us out because they said and I quote "there are wet people…read moreoutside you cant come in" keep in mind there is a pier in front of them where people swim all the time so no wonder there were wet people