We had a great dinner at Lizzie's. Friendly and attentive service, great fish and chips and the…read moreopen faces steak sandwich was awesome. And FINALLY - a skinny chip option!! Hallelujah. Nice pub next door too.

Best seafood chowder we've had since landing in Ireland; it was with mussels, prawns and smoked…read morefish! Everything homemade and delicious!

Went here on a whim as it was on my way back to town…read more Ambiance was ok, it's a tavern and they're famous for their music didn't expect anything different than what it was. Three very young waitresses, poor listening skills, busy chatting with each other. They did get busy when a middle aged man showed up (owner?) ;-) Food ordered: fish and chips came with side salad. Chips arrived lukewarm and limp; fish ok; tartar sauce lacking any personality as did the side salad. Perhaps: come for the music not the food or service.

Had THE BEST time today! Fantastic live music, awesome service and great pub food. Love the vibe…read moreand history-the bar is part of Enya's family and the town is also known for Clannad! Grab a pint, some food and enjoy!

What a place! Far away from the civilized world, near the end of a sparsely populated Donegal…read morepeninsula, this old pub with its thatched roof appears like a mirage. A little fire is crackling when you enter, and you just feel right at home. Cozy, friendly and great for an afternoon drink. We will be back to have dinner and enjoy an evening's entertainment here.

I'm probably the only person in Ireland that didn't love this pub. If you have kids this is the…read moreplace to be. It was rammed with families on the summer evening I went, all having what looked like a great time but the noise levels were through the roof. The staff though harried we're friendly, the food good but the toilets best avoided. Its not the pub for me but fair play to the owners, they are catering to a summer holiday crowd who loves it.

Love the quaint Harbour Bar because it's such a traditional, fun, country pub. Staff are extremely…read morehumorous, real characters - expect banter aplenty and take their jibes with a pinch of salt! Although small, it has outside seating with fantastic beach views. I could literally spend endless summer days sitting here, sipping G&T, and enjoying the stunning scenery. A unique spot filled with interesting people and many happy memories to relish.

Hi! Did you received…read moremy postcard from Canada? Ginette Morin from province of Québec bye bye

We had a super time! Great vibe, attentive staff, everyone was so friendly and we had a marvelous…read moremeal of 3 starters and 3 mains! Limited strict vegetarian options, but I got enough to eat. Full bar. Lively crowd here during Burtonport Festival week. Definitely stop by!

Great place. We were a little suspicious with the big lobster statue out front, but were very happy…read morewith the food. You can find it your typical Irish seafood with battered fish and chips, shellfish and of course, lobster. They also had a range of spud and beef type dishes. Nothing fancy or especially unique, but friendly service and fresh fish! The cold seafood platter is a great opportunity to try all of Ireland's sea bounty. Good for seafood lovers.

My parents and husband and I wandered into the bar-side of this establishment looking fully lost…read moreI'm sure after making a reservation on the recommendation of our nearby Airbnb hosts. When we made the reservation, we didn't realize that we were going to eat one of the finest meals we've ever had, and when they asked us to follow them through random back rooms to our dinner, we didn't expect to end up in a warm, cozy, and modern Michelin level restaurant. We had the delight of sitting right next to the prep window and watching the magic of this place. There wasn't a single dish that didn't impress, the wine was wonderful, the service was impeccable. I wish I lived anywhere near this perfect gem of history and culinary exception. Don't miss this experience if you're near!

Our afternoon at the Olde Glen pub coupled with our very gourmet dinner that followed at the…read moreadjoining restaurant made for an outstanding event. We were very welcomed at the oldest pub in Ireland by the staff of the pub. A four course dinner followed: local lamb, halibut, and cod-all garnished beautifully! The sticky toffee pudding was enjoyed by all!

Fabulous food including vegetarian mains, delicious Korean chicken, beautiful views and ambience…read moregreat service

What a wonderful dining experience. Well-paced, beautifully plated and excellent food. Every dish…read morewas perfectly displayed and portioned and the flavors were unique well varied. The staff are friendly and accommodating. Fine dining like this is generally found where Michelin places stars. We had such a great night and the meal capped a great week in Dunfanaghy. Thank you!

tl;dr: Deadly bar, good (if a bit too cold and not stellar) pints, very good food…read more On the pints: It seems like up north -- at least in Donegal -- pints are served very very cold. To my Dublin-familiar mind, this makes the pints a bit bitter and takes away some of the depth of flavour. In any case, this is how they were served here. However: They were really good. Sticking to the glass, with loads of time taken, and hitting the spot after a long Dhún na nGall day in the sun. On the food: A simple menu printed on A4 with pretty basic stuff. But then yer man comes out and tells us that there's fish on: Trout and Hake. This was quite possibly the freshest fish we had. Slow service -- they had to get out there and find the fish, I suppose -- but it was bloody delicious, served with lovely spuds and cabbage and bacon. Been through a few changes in management over the years, but all local folk doing good work. This is a standout pub in a sand-out area.

Bonner's Bar... where do you start one of the best wee bars…read morein the country, my steak loving partner counts the days until he can eat Colleen's delicious T-bone's again. and I can't wait to get an ear full of good Irish music and a bit of local banter.

We had finished dinner during our first night in Derry when we embarked on the first of a few pub…read morestops located on Waterloo Street just outside of the City Walls. Tracys Bar was that first pub that we frequented on the corner of Waterloo Place and Waterloo Street -- located at the bottom of a steep hill that begins the latter. The stay was certainly a good one as we went into the traditional pub and enjoyed some drinks. While we only stayed for one drink, we enjoyed ourselves in one of the booths by the front door with the bar right across from us. Sipping on a pour of The Quiet Man Irish Whiskey, I felt very at ease and relaxed and could have probably stayed for a little longer, but there were other pubs we wanted to check out. We will definitely return when we are back in Derry.

Visited on Halloween weekend and on a karaoke night, so safe to say I didn't get the standard…read moreexperience here. The place was packed, which made getting a drink difficult. Probably shouldn't have ordered a Guinness at that time; likely my fault in retrospect. There was definitely a lot of good craic here, and it looks like everyone was having a grand time. I just had the one before I left because there was nowhere to sit. Suppose that's a sign that the place is doing something right!