Great stop in Ennis. Had a pint of Smithwicks Red. Fish and chips were excellent. Spouse was…read morepleased with the chicken Caesar salad. Large place with plenty of seating. No issues with the service.

Stopped into Brogans for lunch and had a great experience. Fast and friendly service and reasonable…read moreprices. Cool and casual atmosphere with clean bathrooms in the very back. The kids menu was great with lots of options and every kids meal included a scoop of ice cream: kids choice of vanilla, strawberry or chocolate Left with full bellies and happy kids!

The pub offers excellent food. The service was quick, and not crowded. We were passing by. We…read moreordered Seafood Chower and Beef stew. I liked beef stew better, it's little salty, but with combination of mashed potato, it was perfect.

Great pub. It was pretty lovely on a Sunday night. The space was charming, with a busy downstairs…read moreand a quieter upstairs that had a lot of seating. The staff were really nice. I continued my beer research with a Murphys Stout and a Harp lager. The food was fine. The icing on the cake was the live music. This is a great way to spend an evening.

Great locals place! Nice atmosphere, clean , with cold drinks. I could hang out here regularly…read more Nice attentive bar tender.

My favorite pub in ennis for a quiet pint. O'deas is like a step back in time and the bar itself is…read morelike walking into someones living room. The owner john is a real character and very welcoming. A real hidden gem with fantastic guinness

Great drinks and entertainment. Saw live music there and enjoyed a pint and a shot. Was staying at…read morethe hotel above called the Queen. Enjoyed a nice time there w/ family. Definitely will return.

This restaurant was in such a great location. All of the different food items that we had were very…read moretasty and the service was exceptional. I would recommend the crab sandwich and the beef stew.

Great pub with top class music. Some of the top musicians in Ireland are playing there on a regular…read morebasis. Magic

From the owner: Faffas is a family run business in the heart of Ennis. We…read moreshow all major sport events in our bar and complement our evenings and weekends with the finest in traditional sessions. Coming to Ennis? Get to Faffas for the atmosbeer!

Cool place to have a pint and watch some hurling…read more The bartender was very friendly quick service and great conversationalist. What better place to be on this rainy Sunday afternoon. Don't be shy come in for a pint of what ales you.

Lucas's is one of the most popular pubs in Ennis. You will find a good crowd there pretty much…read moreevery night of the week. They have a nice outdoor smoking area that is better than any of the others you will find in town. It's walkable from wherever you are in Ennis and the drinks are not too dear.

One of my favorite pubs in the entire world. We came here from Texas when we eloped. We ended up…read morecoming back every single night of our trip because there just isn't anything better. Come here. You won't regret it. John, the owner, is just the absolute best and sweetest. We will be back!

This is a great pub in the centre of Clarecastle. They have live music on the weekends and a…read morebrilliant covered outdoor smoking area. You can always find a match on during the day and the staff are very friendly.

After a longggggggg day driving we were starving and in need of something warming and hearty. Oh…read morehello Irish stew. It was gone 9pm when we got into Cruises and we were a tad worried they would have stopped serving food but the lovely waitress informed us that they we all good to go and quickly took our order of two Irish stews, a Guinness and a wine. The food came out quickly and pipping hot! It was everything we wanted it to be - plenty of meat, veg and 2 different types of potato! YES. My only negative would be that it needed a bit more juice to it. I ended up asking for some extra gravy but my gosh, I'm glad I did. Possibly the best gravy I've ever had. It was a rich, and thick red wine gravy. It was amazing and when mixed in with the stew, I was in true Irish heaven. Pass me the bread it's time to mop this up! Alex then fancied a dessert and opted for the crumble. I had a spoonful or two and I must say it was very nice. Not usually my kind of dessert but it was sweet and the ice cream creamy. Very nice. The pub itself is very traditional Irish, they had live music playing and the atmosphere and decor was warming with the dark woods and warming fire. Lovely. Overall we had a lovely evening and the bill came to just €35. Bargain.

My favorite pub in ennis when I go home to ennis. Surprised to see wesley's review below calling it…read morea "hotel bar" its not the hotel is next door and every time I've been in there the locals outnumber the tourists. Well known as a trad pub with great live music at the weekends. Last time I was in there saw a band called araby do a version of florence and the machines cosmic love and honestly thought it was a cd. Great atmosphere especially at weekends and it stays open late. Along with knoxs it would probably be the most consistently busy pub in ennis. Also the crowd is slightly older as most of the young ones head into the nightclub. Well worth a visit when in ennis

One of the absolute best pubs I've ever been. There are tons of nights with traditional Irish…read moremusic, really friendly staff, and always an amazing atmosphere. A must when in Ennis.

If you're a tourist coming to Ennis, this should be high on your list of bars to visit. It's…read moreprobably the only authentic 'Irish' bar in the town. You won't find anyone in sequins and high heels in here. The average age is probably about 50, they're all from the local farms and have probably never left Ireland in their lives. You'll always find traditional trad music playing and although I don't drink Guinness, it's meant to be one of the best on tap in the town.

My wife, I, and a friend had pleasant, homey dinner with a local beer. The bacon and cabbage plate…read morewas tasty and filling. The plate had a mound of mashed potatoes with two thick slices of Irish bacon, USA ham, with crunchy cabbage and mild mustard cream sauce. The cabbage was a little like Napa Cabbage. The seafood chowder had a lot of finely chopped vegetables, fish, etc. in a very tasty milk broth. The waitress was a cheerful young lady that would modify your order until you were satisfied.

Amazing spot! Came by today for quick bite and the food and service was great. We had the Guinness…read morebeef stew and "bacon and cabbage". The bacon was more like thick pieces of ham than what me being American would call bacon but it was delish non the less, more juicy and thick than thin and crispy. Bartender was super nice and on point, she even recommended a few other places to check out to find traditional Irish music later for us.