Traveled to Navan from New York for A wedding and decided to travel into the town for a pint and a…read moregood meal. Nancy was so nice to us such a sweetheart and love chatting with her. The atmosphere is great, the food was incredible, and of course the pines were nice and cold. Highly recommend coming here for lunch, a pint or a cocktail, or some good craic.

Just had a Rubén sandwich in Ryan's. Great take on the original. Varied and interesting menu, I…read morefound it difficult to choose. I will be back again, the food was excellent and the staff are friendly and prof

Tonight is our first night in Ireland, and we are staying at the Bothar B&B. Upon recommendation of…read morethe hostess, we walked here with the intent to have a pint with dinner. We were surprised to be offered a free pint since Guinness was having a promotion to sample their new lager. Yes, Guinness has a lager! I ordered the roast beef evening special, and for €11.50, couldn't beat it! The meat was a little dry and the gravy was scarce, but they included various greens and quick service. The environment is very relaxing, and we were welcomed even though we showed up near closing. Recommend for a good dinner for a weary tourist!!

Walked in around 830pm and there were plenty of tables available! Got seated immediately! My…read moreboyfriend and I came on a good day bc they also offered us a complimentary Guinness Lager! Ordered the 10oz sirloin steak, came with mushrooms and onions, mashed potatoes and gravy, and fries in a separate bowl! It was amazing and I could barely finish it, had some help with my boyfriend haha. My plate came out to be €21.50. My boyfriend had the roast of the day, which was for today, roast beef! Came with bread crumbs, similar to stuffing, carrots, 3 servings of mashed potatoes, collared greens; his came out to €11.50 Service was great, and each server made sure we were doing well if we ever needed anything! Definitely family friendly and would highly suggest checking this place out!

I cannot believe how large this pub is inside! We stopped by after seeing it on a "Traditional Pubs…read moreof Ireland" poster, and because my grandfather's name was James Griffin. The atmosphere was perfect! It was early Sunday morning, and there were already a few locals inside having their morning beer and reading the newspaper. I did some exploring because it looks so small on the outside, but you get in, and it just keeps going and going. Looks like they get large crowds during the evenings, and even offer lots of live music and DJs. The bartender was friendly.

What can I say besides fabulous! Trim is off the beaten path from Dublin, but definitely on the map…read morewhen it comes to historical must-sees while you're in Ireland! So when you pass thru Trim to see the Castle, call in to this gorgeous pub. When you walk in, it is old school classic pub with beautiful woodwork and bar. From there, you can go in the cozy fireplace room that feels and looks great and leads to another cozy area to meet and be with friends. If you like patios, you're at the right place! Step out back and find a covered & climate controlled patio that is huge! They have a large smoking patio area (you can't smoke inside in Ireland either). Thru the patio, you can see a big events room that you can host a reception, party, meeting, whatever. It's been a few months since my last visit, but I've heard they have a new beer garden too! Oh yes, the drinks...the Guinness is perfect. You can get almost any tasty beverage here from a nice bartender. The owner is hands-on and always working to keep this place top notch.

The absolute best pub on god's green earth. They have a carvery (buffet) lunch that is amazing,…read moreeverything is fresh, delicious, and expertly prepared. Way above and beyond the usual pub fare. The dinner menu is as just incredible & we enjoyed everything we had there. The pub has two bars, one in the main dining room & one in the back with pool tables & darts for the younger crowd. What can I say about the drinks? hey, it's Ireland they do it right. They have concerts & parties out in the parking lot and it can get pretty wild in a good way. The craic (fun) is 90 as they say in Ireland. Navan is about a half hour or so north of Dublin & if you ever get over there don't miss The Round O.

Thirteen years ago, we visited Ireland for the 1st time and loved the Round O so much. Back then…read more It was a country pub popular with locals (still is). Now, the Round O is all grown up with a complete redecoration, a fancy (and relatively pricey) menu and an off license. Food was a-ok. I guess you can't go home again...

The tourist blurb will tell you its an "Authentic traditional family pub that has remained…read moreunspoiled by time since its establishment in 1884." I'll tell you its a proper Irish pub; small, dingy lighting, great Guinness and plenty of banter...excellent.

Great Pub, great music. The barman though was rude and obnoxious and kept referring to himself in…read morethe third person to other customers in the pub. When we went to order another drink he went from behind the bar and did not return for 10 minutes. When I asked him for another drink he said he'll be with us in a minute. He then went to the end of the bar were they have a snug area and started talking to people in there while I waited at the bar. We left shortly after. We would of loved to of stayed for longer, but we never felt so unwanted in a pub like that before. Shame cos it's a great pub. Won't be back in a hurry.

A multi-generational family owned pub in the middle of Navan town. Right on the Square next to the…read morebig bull. Smyth's bar is a quirky bar with a long and narrow bar and lounge where loads of beer and other memorabilia adorn the various nooks and crannies. They pour a very creamy pint of Guinness, which only has a couple of yards to travel from their kegs to the lines. They also pour local craft beers, and have a very wide range available. But perhaps the best bit is the Beer Garden, it is the best kept secret of this pub (until now). It is an oasis in the middle of a bustling town. A perfect retreat on a sunny day. There is also pool and darts for those who love their traditional pub games. There is often musicians strumming away to add to the laid back vibe of the place. Are you the designated driver? Well lucky for you their is a very well stocked off licence there too for you to pick up some of your favourite drinks to enjoy at home. Sadly they don't take card payments, but there is a BOI Atm right next to the front door.

A friendly bar where you can either have a pint or two, chat up the locals, or find out the latest…read moretown gossip. Hell, you can just even have a good time.

Great bar to watch all the live sports. Great mix of locals both young and old. What a lovely out…read moredoor smoking area come sun lounge. You won't be disappointed.

An old country pub, everything from the outside of the pub to the inside hasn't been touched or…read moreupgraded... It's ultimately one of them authentic Irish pubs were known for. Parked ourselves at the bar this place was very cosy, open fire to the end of the room made this place ubber cosy. There was plenty of locals here, place had a really good atmosphere. I ordered a tea and it was hilarious, barman turned around and flick the kettle on... Yep, no fancy gimmick hot water machine it was a just kettle and served up in a big standard ole irish cup. Old school, loved it! There was great banter going on amongst folk, the barman also doubled up as a bookie so that had folk very lively altogether. From the city, use to paying high prices so it's great when ye get out into the country, €4 for pint of Guinness and cup of tea was like €1 My husband got talking to an old local man who was super friendly, he recognised us as not being from around the area which was nice of him to say hello :-)

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.

Best pub in Slane, with live music, friendly locals and bar staff. Everyone seems to know each…read moreother and are happy to chat to the occasional visitor like myself. The toilets are a bit funky with plants growing out of the stone walls. But adds to the rustic charm.

Very nice pub. Can be crowded, but is a great experience for an Irish pub. Close to Conygham Arms…read moreHotel