Excellent food and great service. Would eat there again. Two and three course meals are stellar…read more Plates for food were amazingly hit, something I just love. Sticky toffee pudding and apple pie were marvelous.

Amazing stop for lunch! The owner was absolutely lovely and made us feel so welcome. The food was…read moreincredible and the shop was adorable. I'm a picky vegetarian eater and was blown away by how many choices I had! The family enjoyed a mix of entrees including incredible Guinness beef stew, rhubarb pie and even Lasagna, while i enjoyed a remarkable Superfood Salad,. She even had an expertly poured Guinness 0.0 for me to wash it down. 15 out of 10, would highly recommend! Thank you!

Finding a place to eat on near Achill Head around middle to late October is an absolute nightmare…read more Everything is closed for the season or if they're open they're only open from 6-9 or something ridiculous. However, the Beehive was still open, and open for breakfast and lunch! Though there isn't much for vegetarians, what they do have is quite good. My husband and I ended up stopping here a few times, and we enjoyed it every time. It's a unique cafe because the tables are in amongst the shop merchandise that The Beehive has to offer (but not too close). You can sit outside or inside, and the tables are all by the window so you can enjoy natural light while you dine. It's fun to dine and then browse for unique gifts.

A hybrid ordering system, you order at the counter then they serve you at your table. My husband…read morehad the tuna bap and I had the fresh Achill salmon. We also had an Americano, a lemon drizzle cake, and two canned beverages with a total of €45. The food was fresh and incredible and the service was friendly and prompt. With an outdoor table overlooking the sea and the first sunny day in over a week, we had a five star experience. While we were eating our lunch we were planning what we were going to eat tomorrow when we come back!

We wandered into the Beehive while on vacation and ended up getting to know Patricia really well…read more(she even helped us connect with some long lost cousins!) and this was honestly one of our favorite spots, not just on Achill, but all of Ireland. The food and coffee are delicious and they have a great variety of gifts for sale from local artisans. Highly recommend!

Every now and then you just get hungry and stop at that place you always just drive past, in this…read morecase this was the cross where we stopped for a quick lunch before going kitesurfing at the lake. A nice surprise altogether, don't expect a five star restaurant, but very friendly people, a tasty meal with a more than decent portion size for a price that in our opinion is less than what the meal was worth!

Mediocre meal if I am honest…read more I had the fish and chips. The fish was bland. The chips were from frozen. For dessert I went for sticky toffee pudding, it was was just meh. The half bottle of wine I wanted wasn't in stock. The house white by the glass was not great. My partner really enjoyed his Scampi though. A group of three arrived in while we were dining and practically everything they went to order wasn't available. They were really disappointed as they came especially for the seafood at The Chalet. Maybe it was the recent bad weather had prevented the seafood from being fished or retrieved. The waitress didn't say. Fairplay to them, they were very reasonable about it and they all went for the scampi on the recommendation of my partner. Our waitress was very nice and friendly. I wouldn't return to The Chalet if I was in the area again.

Excellent food and great selection of seafood and beef. I would definitely return. The service…read morestaff were very nice and the views of the bay were wonderful even on a rainy day. It is clearly a popular restaurant because there were many people there when we came. We had the fish chowder, which was filled with seafood and wonderfully hot when it arrived. We also got as much fresh bread as we could eat with it. The dessert menu was extensive and very appealing. I had the chocolate mousse, which was like eating a chocolate cloud! My wife had the lemon posset that was very creamy and tangy without being sour. There was nice music in the background, which made for a memorable dining experience.

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

Fantastic harbor front pub and restaurant with deliciously fresh seafood, chowder, and well stocked…read morebar. Cozy and warm, turf fueled fireplace which smelled incredible. We sat in the pub and loved every minute. We had the seafood chowder, seaweed hummus, and crab claws cooked in garlic butter. Guinness was poured to perfection. Really good food, great drinks, ambiance with warmth and a harbor view. The service was outstanding. Excellent spot to revive after a drive on the sky road. Slainte!

Excellent food and hospitality. In busy season you may have to wait a little longer. Well worth the…read morewait A classic seafood house

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!)

When you walk in and a place is busy you know it must be good and that's the case with An Cheibh,…read moreor T O'Talboid's (Which are the signs over the door) but sometimes known more locally under it's former name of "The Anchor". Consistency, Consistency, Consistency is what it boils down to. I regularly dine and drink in here and never disappoints. Some of the best food in the area. Decor has a nautical theme but very tastefully done. Smoking is outside the front, toilets at the rear up a wide hallway on the left. Continue on up the hallway, up the steps and through the double doors to the large function area. This can double up as a private party room, on the busy days ie Mothers day etc. over flow for dining purposes (can be a bit cold up here sometimes) and finally a night club. Big open fire and nice background music. New snug bar to the right which the owners are trying to have as a "Drink Only" section. Newly decorated Dec 2009 to include a pot belly stove etc. Jan 2010 and the owners Tommy and Orla are building a 20 bed hotel to add on to the bar. If I know these guy it will be a well thought out as the bar is. Night club will be closed for a few months.

Refurbed a few years ago (although you wouldn't think it; obvious a lot of thought went into it,…read moreand the searching for the reclaimed stuff; the mosaic floor tiles were sweet) this place has won numerous awards for their grub...the seafood chowder was excellent, scone bread and not a hint of the normal super-salty fayre you normally get in most places - benefits of being coastal! Cue a steak the size of a toilet seat with no shortage veg to soothe a bad case of blood lust. Not one for desserts but seen as my fellow Qyper got double helpings of Banoffee pie (hes either bulimic or lucky) I rode in and took one for the team...homemade and tasty tasty tasty. I noticed before leaving that they have a bit pot of lollies for kids, nice wee touch for families out for pub grub.