Service was excellent and the food too. They gave you so much too. I had the mussels and they were…read moredelicious. My husband had the stew he liked it too.

A quaint warm and cozy bar and restaurant that perfect to linger in. Sit at a homey table or right…read moreby the crackling cast iron stove for a while. Have some delicious food and any beverage you want from a perfect pint of Guinness to a fresh hot and delicious Irish Coffee. The staff are very kind and friendly and you be very well cared for.

They have fish and chips down to a science. They even had sting ray which I've never seen before. I…read moregot the cod and an order of chips. If you come with someone, you could easily share the portion of.chips. they're thick cut and very potato y. Neither the fish nor the chips were oil laden as they often can be. The food comes out piping hot. Add your own salt, vinegar and pepper at the table.

We went looking for this place and it has closed- I'm not sure how there was a review 24 days ago!…read more They probably went to Mannion's like we did after not finding it. Delicious food! And the fish and chips were spot on.

We had a nice lunch sitting in the back looking out the window. Stopped in because I'm a Walsh.read more

Went to Walsh's while visiting Connemara/Clifden area. We traveled for two weeks and I think this…read morewas the BEST breakfast we had the entire time. Good atmosphere and the staff was very nice. 5/5 - quiche with goat cheese, spinach & potato. It paired perfectly with the salad which was a mix of leafy greens, chickpea salad, and pickled beets. All amazing but the beets were the best I've ever had. Flat white was good too! 5/5 - pancakes, streaky bacon, & maple syrup. My husband ordered this, it was really good. 6/5 - lemon blueberry muffin & plain croissant. We got this take away for a snack later. I'm sad I didn't try to there because it was amazing and I would have ordered more. They really know what they are doing with the pastries.

Great service very accommodating with excellent food. Glad we stopped to pop in for a bite.read more

Nice little spot for a coffee while visiting Clifden. It was reasonably priced and the brownie was…read moredelicious and fresh.

Amazing salmon! Amazing oysters! Tried the Murphy's Stout and quite honestly, liked it better…read morethan Guinness Service was amazing. Friendly waitstaff!! Definitely give it a try if in the area!!

Last stop of our stay in Clifden and probably the best value for money with the pleasure of tasting…read morea lobster straight out of the fishpond and some Irish oysters! More fleshy than the delicate French tables. Even appearing a little heretic, I will admit that I like. I have a soft spot for Utah Beach or Horse's Feet (very big french oysters). It is not necessarily "gastronomy" but it satisfies my Ogre side! The setting is quite simple and the welcome friendly. Some classic fried shrimps. And the chosen piece, a 1.5kg lobster just grilled, with a butter infused with herbs. Perfect cooking, tender and delicious flesh. What more can you ask for ? Lobster and brioche! And potato! Yes, the plate of vegetables that accompanies is endowed with the eternal Irish potatoes, vestige of the great famine of the mid-nineteenth century. They missed so much at the time that they serve whatever the mood is. So dear Irish friends, ok for the potato every time but with a little whipped cream with chives when in field dress; go and see our Belgian friends who will teach you how to cook french fries; take a tour by Noirmoutier or Peru to discover interesting varieties. The seafood plate is a little disappointing. Mitchell's in the same city was more interesting for only 3 euros more. The presentation is not very elegant, the mussels less prepared, the salmon chiffonade rather than slices, banal cocktail sauce. Classic cheese cake. Bill of 139 euros for 2.

After a hike in the Connemara national park, I was famished. My friend drove to Clifden and asked…read moreme to choose a restaurant of my liking. It was almost 4:00 pm and some restaurants were ready to serve dinner. I saw Mitchell's was to serve lunch until 4:30 pm. So we went. The servers and the manager (could be the owner) were very friendly and quick. Both my friend and I ordered the Hereford beef burger. I ordered a seafood chowder and pistachio cake for dessert. The chowder truly hit the spot. It wasn't thick and full of seafood. The burger was good, but I think the fries cut was too thick. It was nice the burger came with a small salad, which we didn't know and my friend ordered a small side salad. So we ended up with lots of salad. The fresh cream on the dessert plate was delicious. It went well with the pistachio cake. However, it was a bit hard to taste the pistachio. We chatted up with a couple who bike to Clifden once a year and they always come to Mitchell's for lunch, especially for the seafood chowder and crème brûler. High praise indeed. Highly recommend this place. I picked the right place.

Far more than great fresh seafood. The ambiance is highly curated with thoughtful art everywhere…read moreyou look. And it's rare that I Shazam a restaurant playlist, but this one -- sultry vocal jazz versions of iconic pop hits -- was irresistible. Confirmed with our waiter that it's custom. Try the seafood sampler. Outstanding spot in a charming Irish town. Reasonably priced. Romantic. Great date spot.

Excellent choice ..... we ordered the the muscles as appetizer and yum.... for main meal ordered…read morethe duo of salmon and sea bass and extremely fresh and delicious.... highly recommend this place if you fancy sea food !

Our first dinner out on our coastal tour 2013 - woo!…read more The dining room has a nice view of the estuary. The room itself is ok. I would have preferred to have eaten in the bar if I am honest. I went for the Salmon and it was quite nice, as were the vegetables. Chips were from frozen. My partner enjoyed his too. Overall it was just OK. Better than Guys, but not whole lot. Dining room could be modernised. Value for money? Perhaps not. Same price in Dublin would get you a whole lot more quality I think.

Excellent food in an old fashioned atmosphere. Lovely service as well…read more Mussels to start in the coconut chili sauce was wonderful. For main course, we got the lamb and sea bass. The lamb was maybe the best i've ever had. Same with the sea bass - maybe the best i've had. It was so good we went back the next night!

Very high quality and delicious food. The staff was very friendly, but a little slower than I'm…read moreaccustomed. The space is beautiful and comfortable.

Connemara Hamper has an amazing selection of traditional Irish cheeses, meats and all variety of…read morecondiments, wines and treats. Their fresh bread is amazing (I even got still fresh bread from yesterday for half price!) The staff were very friendly and ready to have a chat or recommend some tasty goods. Connemara Hamper is a must stop in Clifden.

We love Restaurant Darcy Twelve…read more The vegetarian and vegan options were amazing. Yes, they have all the Irish classics... and the vegan cauliflower tacos were the best I've ever had. The carrot, coconut, and pea soup was delicious. Their bread is excellent. We also had a number of their desserts. Everyone raved about them. I highly recommend this restaurant, particularly if you are interested in vegan and vegetarian options.

We loved the dinner we had at this restaurant. We started with I Miri Negroamaro from Puglia,…read moreItaly. That red wine was an excellent choice and it was probably one of the best red wines we have had on the trip. After that, we both had the local lamb with potatoes and vegetables. The lamb was cooked perfectly and it was tender and tasty. The green peas had some Napa cabbage and possibly something else in them. They were a great addition to the lamb. The restaurant was full of English tourists and I believe we were the only Americans.