Best pub in Belmullet Dog friendly…read morePadraigh is a pure gentleman, old school publican.

Simply the best pub in Mayo filled with great local folk and the best kept Guinness. Make sure its…read moreon your bucket list.

Pulled port on Brioche bun with chips and salad 16€ Good…read morebread Nice and normal portion Good fries 3/8" cut Very good salad My wife had the seafood chowder and liked it very much. Service was good. Sounds like Granny Whala. Named after Grace O Malley

We came here on the recommendation of our Airbnb host (and there weren't many other options in…read moreNewport where we were staying). It wasn't crowded when we got there so we were seated right away. My husband and I ordered the curry and the Cajun wrap and split both. The Cajun wrap was ok, but didn't really taste much like Cajun. The curry on the other hand was the worst Indian food I've ever had. It had no flavor at all. We got the cheesey garlic bread instead of chips which also wasn't good. My dad got a burger and my mom got the salmon special and they both said they were just ok. Our service was pretty good, but I wouldn't come back for the food. We drove to Westport the next night for dinner and I would recommend going somewhere there instead.

Had a great experience here and got to hear some trad music by wonderful musicians. Everyone was so…read morejovial, welcoming, and in good spirits. Great craic!

Fun place to have a pint (or two) and listen to music. We went into the back "yard bar" and had a…read moregreat time. Great local musician playing covers for a lively crowd. In the center room there was traditional Irish music in a more subdued atmosphere. This is the place to go if you want to hear music.

Great pub in Clifden. Had a pint and some delicious roasted chicken for lunch. Highly recommend.read more

Lovely Lisa makes the seafood chowder I've EVER tasted, seriously. The friendly old gents at the…read morebar who run the place were a joy to converse with and to help keep we 2 Americans from getting lost. If you go and have anything though, it'll be awesome. I can't say enough!

I've been to many Irish Pubs but this may be the most authentic one (Founded 1811) that I have…read morevisited! Walking in, you have a beautiful bar flanked by a wood burning fireplace surrounded by chairs/ couches. Open the adjacent door and you have the other side of the bar and entrance to the back bar. The back bar is just amazing, complete with a replica of The Titanic! Trust me, you won't see anything like this anywhere... back in the day this bar commissioned folks to go on the ship, they said. What makes the place is the Locals... here they will talk to you, spark up a conversation unlike Dublin & Cork City. Spent 3-4 nights in here and the people you meet and conversations/ gibberish really make it authentic! The bartenders are also all good, dealt with 3 different ones and all of them had plenty of info on the area/ recommendations, etc. The Guinness is amazing and they DO NOT serve food during the off season... have a bag of salted peanuts! Even met the owner and he bought me a shot of Jameson. Must See// Talk Later

I regret to inform all that they no longer serve food. This is the second year in a row we have…read moretraveled here only to be disappointed.

Great local pub that's dog friendly. We stopped here for drinks while staying in the area.read more

What a no frills pub... But man I loved it! Interior and exterior are as bog standard as an old…read morecountry pub can get but instantly, ye have a barman smiling and ready to serve ye, folks sitting around the bar and happy to find out where ye from once they hear the out of town accent so it was just like popping to my own local. After ordering a drink is enquired about some football on TV and the barman was more than happy to pop it on for me, in fact he came over twice to check what time it was on and was I staying on for it... Really liked that he remembered and without fail, 5pm and he turned over the station for me! Why to win your customers over, well done! We quickly got cosy, there was a stove fire burning strong so the place was warm and people pottered in and out, they have a couple of tv screens plus games rooms to the back of the bar, so grand if he fancy some pool :-) The barman kept the drinks coming and despite not being a pub with lounge staff, on couple of occasions they came on out from the bar with our 'special delivery'... Pretty decent of them and continued to have great banter with us and I'd gladly go here again when I'm back in Letterfrack. As I said it's definitely a no frills place but if your after a great pint of Guinness and some friendly Irish banter, then this is just the place :-)

Pat Cohans in Cong, Ireland is a cozy pub/restrauant in a quaint little town. Both charming for a…read morehost of reasons. Pat Cohans is famous for the fight scene in the Oscar wining movie (1951) The Quite Man, staring John Wayne and Maureen O'hara. My wife who did all of the travel bookings is an old movie buff and put Cong on our travel itinerary. It was about 3:30 p.m. when we arrived in Cong after our morning visit to the Cliffs Of Moher. We had not eaten since breakfast and quickly made the short two block walk to Pat Cohans. We ordered the double burger with fries and a side order of onion rings. It was all good. Best onion rings I've had in a long, long time. The burgers were excellent. A few of you will pick up on this this statement, "where's the beef", well it was on our burgers. The beef patties were nice and thick. Great burgers! We had a nice late lunch, early dinner.

Fun historical site! We came here because of the attraction being the pub in the movie "The Quiet…read moreMan." Friendly staff! Amazing food...the seafood chowder is the freshest I have had outside of San Francisco! The soda bread is perfect to pair with Guiness! A definite must when you come here!

Walking in off the street we met Siobhan going back up to the restaurant from the bar with a drinks…read moreorder. With a welcoming smile she said "follow me" and we did. The décor is great. Modern and pleasant. Fabulously magnificent light shades that my partner somehow initially missed! Down to business. We went for the Chefs menu, which was excellent value at 24.95 EUR for three courses. Two courses was 20.95 EUR. To start I went for the Smoked Salmon & Pate, my partner the Ham Hock Terrine. Delicious, both delicious. The salmon especially. Plenty of smoked salmon that was just melt in the mouth. For mains I went for the Slow Roast Pork Belly, my partner the Caribbean Chicken Fricassee. The pork had lots and lots of meat and was cooked perfectly. The accompanying vegetables and jus worked very very well. My partner was really really pleased with his main course. He was still talking about it a few days later. I am sure he will describe it adequately in his review. For wine we picked Old Coach Road, a 2012 Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand, 32 EUR. This worked wonderfully with my meal. We shared a dessert, which you pick from the A la carte menu, even though it part of the Chef menu deal. We picked the Chocolate Brown. Sweet mother divine, so so good. Each dish was presented immaculately. The service was excellent. Siobhan and co were very attentive and friendly to boot. We had a nice albeit brief chat with Siobhan at the end. Brennan's Lane is fantastic. And for 24.95 EUR, excellent value. It was the best meal of our whole week long trip a long the west coast. We are very grateful to Dolores at the Red River Lodge B&B for recommending it to us.

I've been in Ireland for 18 months now and been visiting for 5 years…read more I can honestly say this was the best 3 courses of food I have had since I have been here, all for the early bird price of 24 euro. For starters I had a duck terrine with a plum pickle. It was very nice, with a few pieces of bread it also had another pickle which I cant remember what it was but it was also nice! For my main course I had a Caribbean Chicken Curry with Jasmine rice, I love Caribbean food and this was truly lovely. The chicken was so moist and delicious I have never had its like before. For desert I had a chocolate brownie with a toffee sauce and homemade ice cream a sugar twirl and biscuit crumbs. It was amazing. The food was also substantial which is very unusal, but very welcome. The restaurant was really nice but you do need to go upstairs through a bar which can be busy. But don't let it put you off. The decor upstairs is great and the staff are really really nice. All in all this is the first review for 5 stars which I wish there was a way of putting an extra star or exclamation mark on the review. If you are near here take a trip. Its awesome. My partner also fully enjoyed the evening but I honestly was so engrossed in my own food I cant even remember what she had!

Great pub! Had a grand time enjoying a few pints of Guinness and singing with the band!read more

We had a great evening, fun crowd, fantastic bartenders (Gerry) and a great band. We had stopped in…read morefor a quick drink and stayed for 3 hours. Met a lot of locals and a few guys out on a bachelor party. Everyone had a great time!