Great pub lovely owners and bar staff and mighty atmosphere and a brilliant place for pool cards…read moreand music

From the owner: Sheahan's Hilltop Lounge & Bar is a family run traditional Irish pub. All functions and parties…read morecatered for. We offer live music, pool, cards and sports on big screen, all in a convivial and warm atmosphere.

Enjoyed everything we ordered! Eggs were farm fresh. Service was excellent. Tea and coffee were…read moregreat.

Wandered in here for St. Patrick's Day since we were staying in a little town aways - Kilbehenny…read more(sp?) - as with all holidays there is pre-set menu that was conveniently posted outside the Inn. The entrance was a little confusing - when you enter the doors to what you would think is the Ramble Inn Restaurant but you walk right into a bar/event space. There was a bunch of children running around - so I hope it wasn't just a bar, lol. Apparently the restaurant is to the right between what I thought was a wall but it was a really subtle doorway. Walking in, it was quite empty - we thought that it being St. Patrick's Day - it would be packed but NOPE, we were the first ones there. Cheers to small towns! Loved it! It was cutely decorated in St. Patrick's Day decoration & it had a home-feel to the regular decor. We were greeted by a waiter who seated us and gave us the pre-fixed menu. Oddly enough, I ordered the Chicken Curry, I gave my chicken to my friend. I was on a curry-obsession while in Ireland, don't ask me why. It was yummy as we were STARVING! It wasn't bad. Our waiter was super friendly but it seemed that he was training or something as he had someone helping him out and it seemed like they were helping him out. All in all, not bad, not bad.

Eileen and Michael are the best. Textbook Irish Pub experience and world class people. Spent 10…read moredays in Castletownroche and the Rock Forest Bar was a second home to us. Ireland is a long way from Oklahoma, but we look forward to visiting our friends again. (Somehow the Guinness tastes better when Micheal pours the glass)

I stopped in yesterday for a Guinness. I met Michael. What a very welcoming man. I sat outside and…read morewatched the locals. I am planning on going back today for a nice hot coffee and some kabobs.

Walked in without a reservation, the staff happily accommodated us. We were quickly sat and served…read more The food is amazing and very fresh. It's a great atmosphere in a busy place. Would recommend a reservation because we saw group after group get turned away or had an hour wait. Highly recommend!

Stopped by for dinner and had the original beef and beemish pie. After having various stews in…read moreDublin and Cork and it was not as good. The manager Phillip was nice and gave us some food recommendations. I would still recommend this restaurant as they have good things on the menu. Have a reservation or they will turn you away.

One of Ireland's first gastropubs (and a relation of the eponymous Pembroke Street eatery), I was…read morepleasantly surprised to find this at the end of a long drive to Limerick. The pub itself is a warm and inviting, the sort of place were one pint could be nursed for hours. The food was excellent, especially their fish dishes. All in all, a great meal in a surprising location!

Excellent Irish pub atmosphere. Very cozy. Friendly staff. A vegetarian and vegan option. Daily…read morespecials.

The original of the species! This is where it all (i.e. the English Market's Farm Gate) started…read more Lovely local spot with great coffee (and refils), wholesome lunches and grrrreat deserts. There's a shop at the front of the cafe/restaurant selling the best of the best.

You have to eat here. You HAVE to eat here. We were…read morefamished after a bit of a drive and the Jameson tour. This restaurant is about a 5 minute walk from there. You walk in and you feel right at home. You can tell that everything is made from scratch and most likely DOES come from a farm nearby. Hubs and I started with an incredibly creamy and delicious seafood chowder- studded with oodles of fresh fish, and then moved onto a Scallop Salad with bacon and other tasty morsels. So divine. Though we're not big dessert people, the Irish seem to love it and there is a huge table of desserts right in the front of the restaurant that beckons you. We caved and ordered the creamiest, most decadent and lovely lemon pie tart that I have ever had. I am pretty sure they must add cream to the filling just for fun. I mean, it's Ireland and they add cream to everything. So. good. Go here. Eat and be happy. Have dessert. You won't be sorry.

Stopped here based on the reviews and we were sadly disappointed…read more We were very excited because the building itself is beautiful. The ambiance is great and exactly what you would expect. But that's where the positive reviews end. First off, the waitress seemed put off she had to wait on us. Additionally, the place was freezing and we had to keep our coats on, it was almost as if the place had no heat. Everyone dining there had their winter coats on while dining. The menu was all over the place with no consistent theme. The food was okay. It wasn't terrible- but it wasn't anything we were excited to finish. Overall, the best part is the aesthetics on the outside of the building.

We stumbled upon this place by accident, and I thought it was very nice. They had some…read morenon-traditional Irish food on the menu along with all the Irish stuff. The also have a few Filipino options. I was torn between the Chicken Vol-A-Vent and the Beef Stroganoff, but ended up going with the Chicken and was very satisfied. Also, the bill was very reasonable vis-a-vis the quality of the food. If you're in town, I'd highly recommend this place.

Adorable pub in Limerick. This find was a short walk from our hotel and boy was the food delicious!…read moreWe got in late and found a seat in the food service section. We were quickly greeted by the server and placed our orders. The food was fresh and tasty and the atmosphere was adorable. We were there on a Monday night and they had live music which was also great. Definitely recommend visiting if you're in the area!

This pub located just across from the Hunt museum along George's Quay is a very special space to…read moreenjoy an evening. Walking in you immediately feel the wonderful energy of people enjoying themselves. The bar is filled with tables of different sizes and shapes and with groups drinking beer, wine, water and a eating a meal. There's not much more to say about the Stout, oh how much I enjoy a pint or 2. The food is also really good. The seafood chowder was full of fish with a superb flavor. The burata appetizer was excellent. The yellow curry was really satisfying, not too spicy. My wife ordered the goats cheese salad. The veggies were fresh andthe goat cheese was completely delicious. I can't remember having better goat cheese. And to top it off, there music from 5-7 and 9-11. This is definitely a place to come while in Limerick.

Make reservations in advance!!!! Glad we did. We immediately…read moregot seated. They have a pub/bat area at the entrance and have much more seating In the back. Everytime we waved a waiter down we got what we needed, no problem. Food was super tasty. We were not disappointed by portions! Go hungry! Cool experience. Good food. About the same pricing as every other tourist area for the same type of food.

Nice atmosphere. Not too loud. Tables are spaced out nicely…read more Service was prompt. Kept checking back. Tried the fried brie for the first time. It was delicious. Definitely recommend. Fish and chips were one of the best I have had in Ireland. Could tell the fish was very fresh. TRY THIS PLACE!

Love it and went there 2 days in a row!! Lively ambience. FYI there's another name for this pub so…read morejust don't be surprise when goggle take you to the same spot!!

After traveling to Ireland and then renting a car to drive to Ennis, we were beyond exhausted. I'm…read morepretty sure I struggled to even read yelp reviews in order to help us finally find some food to eat. So we just decided to walk into town where we stumbled upon this amazing place. The decor and warmth of the restaurant was top notch. The gentleman who greeted us and served us was so helpful. We were so jet lagged I'm sure he had a hard time understanding our mumbles. The menu was easy to read and he was able to pair beers and ciders to us perfectly. The food was amazing. The portions was so big. My wife and split the chicken curry, I had a side of chowder and she had a side salad. We still had food left over because there was so much. My son and the fish and chips and it was devoured. My youngest had the kids fried chicken and said it was the best chicken she's ever had. There wasn't a single complaint about this place. So if you stumble into Ennis lost, hungry, and needing a relaxing place to eat, try this place.