Irish cuisine??? Whatever, overpriced and bland...gave them 2 chances ordered Irish stew first…read morevisit and it was beef with fake gravy and potatoes on the side. Ordered a salad for takeaway got small amount of lettuce 2 slices of chicken, slice of roast beef and a slice of fatty ham...brown bread.. both were 14.95 that seems to be the usual price of everything on the menu....

One of our favorite places in Miltown Malbay!! Amazing food…read moreand huge portions if you are looking for an ideal meal. I had the veggie curry and it was absolutely delicious, as well as the brie wedges which I tried to share with my husband, but failed. My husband had the Irish beef special, (I'm a vegetarian so I apologize for the lack of details on what he actually ordered), and he said it was one of his favorite meals during our entire 10-day vacation. This was just our restaurant experience, which was perfect. It's also a really fun and inviting atmosphere with incredible music if you just want to go out for a couple of pints of creamy Guinness. Everyone is so nice, and you'll feel at home as soon as you head to the pub or the restaurant. Just save room for dessert either way, because it will be worth it. Lovely people, perfect service and hospitality, and a wonderful time with every visit. :) Going to the Westbridge is always a highlight of our County Clare getaway, every year. :)

Imagine an Irish wake, but with no body on display. That's a compliment, by the way…read more The old sheds out the back are perfect for sessions. Milltown Malbay -- most underappreciated town in the West.

It was quite a scene in the beer garden at McGann's. There was an O'Donnell, an O'Callahan, a…read moreMcKay, a McLoughlin. What is this? Jimi's grade school? 5 stars

We had to stop in here to get beer and some Irish music. It had been 13 years since our last…read morevisit. Not that hungry but could resist the Oven baked salmon and the fish & chips. NEEDED MORE TARTAR SAUCE! Wonderful atmosphere, place was hopping. Even better if once the music started at 8:45pm. Almost past our bedtime. Ha! We stuck around and tipped few more beers, great place, awesome service. Well done.

No food here. It's a private house with a public house in the front room. If you're looking to…read moretravel back in time to simple, rural Irish imbibing, this is the place for you. No bells and whistles, the owner and bartender here is a fierce and fiery woman by the name of Deirdre. Make no mistakes about it, this woman pours a fine drink, dishes out the best craic, and has some of the best insults to spare in County Clare. Pony up to the bar and she'll entertain you for hours with her crude candor. Make sure you're a Chelsea fan. They don't make many places like The Malbay anymore. You're either a fan or you're not. The Guinness is ok. The bantor is the delight.

Super cool place. Our server was very nice…read more Fish and chips were fresh and delicious. Wife got the braised beef. Also super good

What a wonderful find this restaurant was for us. It has a lovely warm friendly atmosphere & the…read moreowner & staff were very friendly, attentive & welcoming. Although we just popped in for a small lunch, the plate of mussels was delicious as was the seafood chowder accompanied with fresh brown bread & butter.

Great food at excellent price, fantastic soundtrack in a humble setting. Fish and chips were also…read moreexcellent.

You will never find a more authentic person or Irish experience in dropping into this vastly…read moreunderrated space. Just spent a rainy, sunny, hailing, windy,balmy afternoon with the finest bartender (Joan) and delicious drinks to warm the soul after the winds of the cliffs nearly swept us off to sea. I first visited in 1994, and though there have been several owners since, it remains a magical place. By the way, Joan got kicked out of her Facebook account, but is wishing all her American friends a very happy Thanksgiving!

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

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.

I cannot say enough how much I enjoyed eating and listening to live music at Kenny's Bar! We were…read morelucky enough to dine there on a night they had a trad session, but it seems like they have live music very frequently. There's plenty of seating inside, and even an outdoor beer garden. For food, they have a fairly simple menu, though in addition they have quite a few daily specials, but they are limited in supply. We had the lamb curry and it was one of the best British-style curries I've had. Definitely worth stopping in at Kenny's if you're visiting Lahinch!

Great stop for drink, food, and live music. Our first visit the kitchen was closed but the drinks…read morewere excellent. We went back for live music later the next day and then stopped for lunch on another occasion. Very cute outside patio area. We stopped in a few times during our stay in Lahinch. Mussels were excellent. Cottage Pie was also very tasty. Very very clean place. I was surprised that all the frames, flags, decorations were also so clean.

Many places in Ireland use a system of going up to the bar/counter to order your food/drinks giving…read morethem your table number and settling up payment. Then they bring it to your table when it's ready. A big pro is not having to wait for the check at the end of your meal. Food for thought folks. 5 stars

The Ivy Cottage is a lovely setting for lunch or dinner. It has indoor and outside seating…read moreavailable. The menu is streamlined, but everything I've had so far has been fresh and delicious. It's popular and oftentimes there is a line to get a table. The staff does their best to seat guests as soon as possible. Note the closing time of 8pm is firm, so be sure to arrive before that. Staff is kind but due to the busyness of the restaurant, service can be scattered or slow, so remember, you're on vacation. Wine and beer available. Parking can be difficult in the area. Allow time to find parking, if you're driving.