Just had a delicious lunch in this restaurant, so nourishing on a cloudy day , I highly recommend…read morethis very warm local restaurant and bar . I chose the soup combo for 10 euros , I also ordered a very fresh side salad and hot peppermint tea , just perfect . Thanks to all the staff for their hospitality to me .

Ate here for his birthday while visiting my beau. Delicious! Service was as good as the food…read more The restaurant is clean, warm on a rainy night in March, and very inviting.

Last November i happened to be in Killorglin for a night. Checking yelp I found Falvey's was close…read moreby. I dropped in for a pint It was late afternoon and a few of the regulars were there. Between them and the owner I had a wonderful time. Friendly, intelligent conversation with a lovely pint. A great community place. I had a few and then went to dinner elsewhere. After dinner I returned. It was cards night and about 8 locals were playing their regular 31 tournament. True community. It was a memorable time. Great craic, the best of Irish hospitality

I wholeheartedly agree with Neil's review below. I passed through town in 2010 and stumbled upon…read morethis pub. The experience there that night was genuinely one of the main highlights of that visit to Ireland. This is an amazing pub with amazing people that give it an unforgettable atmosphere.

Had a great time, warm and friendly environment. Food was good too…read more Just wish there was music...

Great place to eat! Especially to avoid long lines in dingle. There were boards with menu of the…read moredays. Service was great and place was clean.

The food and drinks are amazing great staff Would really…read morerecommend had an amazing vibe as well

I dined here two separate times throughout my trip. My family and I came later in the evening one…read morenight for dinner; My sandwich was pretty good and the rest of my party enjoyed their meals as well. We were in and out pretty quickly that night, I appreciated the great service. The second visit was for lunch on a rainy day. Because we're tourists, we actually entered through the wrong door which was pretty embarrassing, but they were very reassuring about it. Since it was raining, we stayed in here for quite awhile. I was very worried that we were overstaying our welcome by ordering so much stuff, but everyone in the establishment was super patient, kind, and willing to give their honest input on various beverages and entrees.

Near to the McGillycuddy's Reeks, this is only food that I I know of that's available on this…read morestretch of the Kerry Ring. Well prepared hearty food -- beef stew, lasagna. Nice people all around. This is a pub that serves the local community. At one table a bunch of teens were hanging out with their pints, laughing and enjoying themselves. At intervals, one or another of the local men stopped by to chat with them. Then a young couple with two rambunctious children and a new baby came in. They kids ran around and upset no one. The teens chatted them up when they ran by. If you find yourself in Glencar (it's not on most maps), you'll be happy to stop here.

Really fun place - legendary in the area. Great photos and other memorabilia on the walls. Pretty…read morecrowded, but it was a SA evening on a bank holiday weekend. The lamb was excellent - big portion too.

What an unexpected pleasure !…read more Our tour bus stopped here on the way from Kilarney to Dingle. As we marched in we saw 38 Irish Coffees lined up on the bar waiting for us. They were great- no doubt benefiting from real good Irish whiskey and coffee. (No kidding the coffee in Ireland was consistently stellar). But as good as my Irish coffee was, it wasn't the best part of our visit. Our host gave a tremendous presentation on Irish explorer Tom Crean, a local lad. Tom Crean's courage and leadership helped his expedition reach the South Pole under horrible conditions. This was a great stop!

A stop on our ring of Kerry adventures. It was a beautifully stunning day with clear skies. A pub…read moreinside a gift shop was legendary.

here a short review of this amazing place…read more Position: gorgeous view over Dingle peninsula The place: an old pub offering some rooms as well. How amazing is it? Staff: friendly and willing to help anytime Food: good quality food Facilities: free breakfast, parking. If you are planning to drive along the Ring of Kerry, this is the place to stay!

Nice, cozy ambiance. Service was very friendly. We ordered the garlic bread, caesar's salad and…read moregarden salad to start with. Salads were fresh and garlic bread was buttery. Veggie pizza had a nice, thin crust and just the right amount of toppings. The highlight of the meal were the desserts...banana banoffee and tiramisu, both very delicious!

Kingston's Bar & Beer Garden is a family run establishment on Market Street, Killorglin…read more Gem of a spot. Best beer garden is Killorglin that regularly hosts original bands on the weekend. Heated and with its own outside bar. Staff are very polite, friendly and will always have a smile when you walk in. Locals are easy-going, relaxed by the good quality beer and easy going staff and atmosphere. Good selection of new craft beers on tap as well as the old favourites (Guinness, Carlsberg, Bulmers etc..) Big screen TV for the sports in front bar. Pool table to the rear of the bar, junk box with a wide and varied selection of music, dart board also on premises. Texas Holdem' Poker tournaments held weekly and are well organised and open to any new comers (if that's your sort of thing). Weekends are busy but perfect for a quiet pint or a group. Caters for birthdays. Located centre of the town, near restaurants, off licences, shops and take aways. Across the road from parking in Fair field car park too.