After driving the Ring of Kerry and visiting the Cliffs of Kerry to see the Skellig Islands, we…read morefound a small place that we could get gluten free food. We ordered Fish and Chips and BBQ ribs. The service was as friendly as anywhere we visited in Ireland, but the food was incredible. The fish tasted as if it was caught this morning, but the ribs were spectacular. The sauce was special and well worth the detour.

Great food and ambiance, lived up to the review! We came here for lunch after driving around…read moreValencia island. We got the seafood sharing platter for 2 and the fish and chips. The sharing platter had a good variety of fish, though would have wished for a bit bigger portion, especially for 54 euros. The fish and chips looked like there were breaded instead of beer battered. We sat outside next to the dock.

While exploring Dingle, we walked past The Fish Box and noticed a huge line stretching outside the…read morerestaurant. Since they don't take reservations, we kept walking but were curious enough to look up the reviews. After seeing how highly rated it was, we decided to come back when we were ready for lunch. I'm so glad we did. We timed it perfectly, avoided the line, and were seated immediately. The service was excellent from the moment we arrived. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The food absolutely lived up to the hype. We ordered the chicken goujons, fish tacos, The Fish Box, and the seafood chowder. Every dish was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. You could tell the seafood was incredibly fresh. What impressed us even more was the value. The prices were very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes we received. The atmosphere is casual and comfortable, making it an easy place to relax and enjoy a great meal. Located just a block from the marina, The Fish Box was one of our favorite lunches in Ireland. If you find a line, don't let it scare you away. It's popular for a reason.

The Atmosphere is fantastic. The staff is great, and the food has to be the freshest and simply the…read morebest seafood I've had in my life!!! You MUST get the chowder, but you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Had a chance to speak with the owner, he very kind, humble, and Loves his business!!

Doing the Ring of Kerry and this is a great place to stop for lunch. I had their Burger and partner…read morehad a Fried Goat cheese salad. Both were delicious and great portions. Service was spot on and friendly. Sports bar vibe with TV showing Rugby today. Highly recommended spot it your Ring around Kerry needs a break.

We had lunch here recently on a Ring of Kerry drive. The atmosphere in this pub is just great. The…read morestaff is friendly and helpful with menu suggestions. I had the roast chicken with veg and mash. Just tremendous ! The gravy was outstanding ! Beer was Ice Cold and so welcomed by this Yank ! My wife had Beef and Mushroom stew and it was terrific. I highly recommend this place is you are in the area.

So far the best fish & chips I've had in Ireland, not even considering the value. Got the Haddock…read moreand the piece of fish was large. Liked that I could get half salad half chips. Delicious!

22 June 2025 : 1) harbour chowder 2) cappuccino 3) cod fish and chips 4) sea bass fish and chips…read more We got here at about 2pm and there was a large group of young people so we had to wait 10 minutes. The sea bass is the best dish and the harbour chowder was full of seafood. Freshly ground peppers helped too.

This...is a review of a seafood truck, or rather the divine morsels they're serving. As you wind…read morealong the Wild Atlantic Way, stopping for Kerry Cliffs or Skellig Michael, you'll find yourself in Portmagee's quaint seaside confines. Park your tiny car wrong-sided car somewhere downtown and venture 500 feet to the waterside, somewhere behind Skelling Rock Cafe, to that tasty seafood truck that's worth the trip. You'll need to bring your own white linen if you're looking for glamorous dining: rather step up to the trailer window and order some fish n chips! It's hot and tasty, perfectly encrusted, light and crispy, and all those other salivating adjectives that intrigue. Friendly family members serve behind the counter, pleasant banter is available if you desire, and a filling meal won't take all your Euros. I'll return as soon and often as I can.

Yummy! The gluten free roast chicken and brie panini was delicious. The size was just right for…read morelunch. It came with a nicely sized side salad as well. The chicken was juicy, the sandwich was not overly cheesy. Service was prompt and friendly. The atmosphere was open and well decorated without being overdone.

Super friendly staff, great fresh food! My husband's favorite fish (of fish & chips) of our whole…read moretrip! The server made great recommendations based on an allergy I have and offered to swap sauces for a delicious panini. Thanks Camo's! Also, thanks for being open on Sunday when the rest of the town is closed!

Just what you want. Good food for takeout. No fuss, just good food. Price was a bit high, but…read moreeverything in this town is inflated. Dingle is not a town I would return.

This place was recommended by a local tour guide. As usual in Dingle, the fish is fresh from…read moreDingle Bay. We ordered Monk and chips and Haddock. The food comes wrapped in paper. The Hake was very good, and the Monk fish was amazing. The chips were solid. No beer is served here. The restaurant is small and narrow like a galley, only about 4-5 people can eat inside, most order for takeaway. I'm pretty sure it was a father-son team working, they were super friendly.

My skin is greasy and my belly is lapping over my pants, due to Driving all over Ireland searching…read morefor the best fish n chips! At last in the voice of Etta James.....I found it. The best part of it all is the price was right! "Fresh local seafood at affordable prices" Our meal was outstanding and service was even better. I will def be back and bring my crew in June...yes I already booked my trip! Rumor has it they use there own boats and fish factory. If you are near Killarny this is a must dine! trust me you will thank me later Mary S. Dallas aka international yelper!

Quinlans Fish Shop in Killarney is as good as it gets for fresh seafood! Quinlans catch their own…read morefish which is one of the main reasons for going in here so often you know what your getting is fresh! LOVE LOVE their chowder and usually go for their special of the evening.... @ around 12euro its good value! grt image from their facebook page!! https://www.facebook.com/quinlansfish#!/quinlansfish

I've travelled the world and this is the finest seafood restaurant I've ever been to. The owner's…read morebrothers own the local fish distributorship so Kate gets the freshest fish in Ireland. I had the Black Sole and it was amazing! The staff is welcoming and overwhelmingly warm.

This place is ridiculously good! Their food is so fresh and they have vegetarian options. We…read moreordered the calamari and mussels to start both of which were seasoned perfectly and fresh! We all loved our mains. I got the vegetarian Malaysian style curry and it was delicious and surprisingly authentic. The only thing I didn't love was the espresso martini as it was a little too sweet. The service is also great. They gave us blankets to sit outside as it was a bit chilly. I definitely recommend stopping in at this restaurant on your trip to Cahersiveen!

absolutely yummy! Fish & Chips were perfect, ambience a…read moregreat vibe with my favourite mix of doors, stones, van Halen andotherall time greats, while enjoying the bustle of Dingle Harbour.

We had done a bit of research regarding where we wanted to eat while we were in Ireland, and Dingle…read moreAhoy is one spot that we read some pretty good reviews about. We stopped here for dinner after a long day of sight seeing. Service was pretty quick, although everything was cooked after I ordered, so it wasn't "fast food" by any means, but it was definitely fresh. Ironically...they have a sign out front that says "top 5 on trip advisor", and the cart next to them has "number 1 fish and chips in Dingle." Well. I disagree, wholeheartedly, because we tried both, and Dingle Ahoy's fish and chips were far superior! A huge portion of fish, its nice and crispy, and not greasy at all. The fish to batter ratio was excellent. Dingle Ahoy is tied for the best fish and chips we've ever eaten (after traveling around ireland and scotland for a month, plus what we eat here at home.) HIGHLY recommend checking out Dingle Ahoy!!