Plunkett's Pub is an awesome Irish Pub. I was there in 1970 and went back in 2002 to see Plunkett…read more Unfortunately he had passed away shortly before. I took the photos that appear in 2002 and pulled two pints for the lads at the bar and didn't let then pay again. Cheers to Plunkett and his family for some of my favorite life memories. Maybe again, who knows!

Absolutely a must stop. Food was perfect, service was amazing. Be sure to ask Michael about Irish…read morehistory!

We had THE BEST lunch at this place - the fish and chips were delicious, as was the BLT - but…read morebesides the wonderful view overlooking the bay (breathtaking), our favorite part of the experience was visiting with the owner along with his lively and lovely 11 year old daughter. It certainly helped that the weather was perfect, encouraging us to eat outdoors so we could look out at the water. This place is hard to miss from the road, as the owner created a memorial for the Irish who sailed from the shores, never to return. This will be a "must visit" stop for us next time we return to Ireland (and there will be a next time!)

We were visiting family and stopped in for dinner. The staff was very friendly and our food was…read moredelicious! It has a great atmosphere and local vibe feel.

From the owner: Good wholesome freshly made food, fresh fish & shellfish. Freshly brewed coffee. Live music &…read moretraditional music sessions

Joe Watty's was our pub-and-grub home base when we visited Inishmoor -- and what a joy it is. It's…read morea proper pub, nothing fancy, with wooden tables and a fireplace and black-and-white photos strung up on the walls. Over the course of two days, I tried the seafood chowder, the carrot soup, the goat cheese salad, and the bowl of mussels. The food isn't cheap, but it's good and hearty. The best part of this place is the ambiance. There's something about Joe Watty's -- the warmth? the cheery vibe? the hospitality? -- that makes you want to stay forever. Maybe it's the trad music that starts at 8pm. Or the fact that this was the only establishment serving hot food, which meant all the B&B residents on this side of the island were clustered here for a pint. Regardless, every time we sat down, we ended up staying for ages, chatting to folks, listening to music, trading beer with strangers. We also went through the entire gin list (it's a long one!), and then some. (Be sure to try Bertha's Revenge, by the way, which is distilled from milk whey and named after a legendary 48-year-old cow. Absolutely delicious.) Joe Watty's is an easy place to settle into for the evening. A simple, small-town delight. We probably spent a cumulative 11 hours here over the course of two days, and we're glad we did.

While on Inishmor in the Aron Islands,we had to have a couple cold pints at the local pub Pub was…read morequite buisy with a bus tour of peeps so we just had a couple cold 1's at the bar. Nice outside patio too. Cheerful employees.

Wish we could go back for more. In the middle of a full day tour we were dropped off for lunch. It…read morewas chaotic at first but we were prepared. Grabbed a table first then went right to the bar to order. Two ciders, a seafood chowder, and fish and chips. Plenty of food for two people for lunch. The batter on the fish was perfect, no sog at all. The chowder was so creamy and loaded with seafood.

Let's start with the food. The seafood chowder, oysters, fresh bread, and the fish and chips were…read moreal absolutely phenomenal! The ambiance is that of a quintessential Irish pub in one of the most beautiful places we've ever visited. Great times with even better people. Every local had a story to tell, especially after the drinks start flowing. The staff is where this place exceeds all expectations. The owner helped us feel at home, the bartender was awesome, and the wait staff were top-notch. We will always make it a point to visit Fanore whenever we're in Ireland just to see these lovely people. 5 stars isn't enough!

Beautiful weather today brought out lots of folks! Tig Coili in the middle of the action in…read moreGalway.We were lucky to get great seats at this small traditional Irish Pub in the front with the sun on our backs. There was a musician playing outside which made for a lovely visit. Nice patio out front too. We met a local Irish couple and so enjoyed good craic with them. 1 of our favorite pubs on our trip

Tig Coili is everything you expect of an Irish pub. Bartenders are friendly & so are the patrons…read more Drinks are reasonably priced and the selection is good. First things first, no food here, just drinks. Second, live trad music at 6pm & 10pm when I went in early October. Seating is tight so get there early & grab a few beers and find yourself a spot. This was a fun pub and the beers and music were just what I wanted. I plan to come back the next time I'm in Galway.

Amazing dinner! Food was fantastic. I had the curry with chicken and my husband had the halibut…read moreafter the seafood chowder to start. It's a lovely cozy restaurant and the staff are warm and friendly.

Good and friendly service. Good fish and chips and stouts and ales from a brewery in Limerick (I…read morethink?). Cozy setting inside the cottage, and there looked to be lots of outside seating when the weather is nice.