Great Irish stews. Lively and lovely interior and good service really enjoyed our lunch there and…read moresoups were all good.

Stopped in on our way to Rosslare for lunch - my husband had the spicy beef burritos which he said…read morewere "very good" - I had the fresh hake which was delicious and fresh!!!! Sides were also tasty and served hot - great homemade food in pleasant surroundings- highly recommended if you are in Enniscorthy

As a pub, it's brilliant. It'z beyond cozy though, it's a very tight squeeze. It also boasts a…read morebalcony beer garden with a great view. There might be more space out there than inside. Beer wise it's rubbish with only the usual suspects on tap.

A great pub in the heart of Enniscorthy. It feels like it hasn't changed in years. Very small bar…read morewith cozy seats and friendly bar staff. Anytime I come home for the weekends i always have a few beers here and really feel like I am home. It's got a few outside areas too for smokers or if it's ever sunny. Would recommend it. Sometimes they even have bands play which makes it a tight squeeze but pretty cool.

A 300 year old family pub full of old world charm. Small, but cozy, makes you feel like you're back…read morein time. Live entertainment and storytelling in a great location close to the water.

Quick service, friendly staff, good food! Pulled off into Kildavin for a bite to eat and found this…read morehidden gem!

Conways bar and restaurant is really special. The food is great, and the service wonderful. We…read morehave been there many times and the quality is always the same! Although we don't live in Kildavin, it really is worth the trip!

The Bailey is a great local pub. The seafood chowder was full of fish mussels and shrimp, also…read morethe deserts were delish. The fried Brie was tasty, but was much like fried mozzarella with a slightly different taste. Chips were great as was service and atmosphere.

Limited options on a Sunday brought us here for lunch. When we walked in, the place was pretty…read morefull, apparently this is where the locals hang out since the street outside was pretty deserted (maybe everyone was at mass!). Since it's Sunday they had 2 menus. The Sunday specials and the regular menu. I ordered from the regular menu: Cajun wrap which was very tasty - only one mistake: theirs wraps are not closed at the bottom so it was a bit hard to eat. My friend got the roast pork and asked for a Yorkshire pudding. They gave her extra gravy and the pudding for feee which was really nice. To finish off we had the sticky toffee pudding. It was a bit strange. More like a toffee sponge with caramel sauce than your typical toffee pudding (didn't have any dates and was very light and fluffy). It was good enough that we finished it all though, so if you don't mid the lack of dates, go for it! Service was prompt and friendly. Good pub/lunch spot before or after exploring Enniscorthy.