Amazing dinner! Food was fantastic. I had the curry with chicken and my husband had the halibut…read moreafter the seafood chowder to start. It's a lovely cozy restaurant and the staff are warm and friendly.

Good and friendly service. Good fish and chips and stouts and ales from a brewery in Limerick (I…read morethink?). Cozy setting inside the cottage, and there looked to be lots of outside seating when the weather is nice.

Joe Watty's was our pub-and-grub home base when we visited Inishmoor -- and what a joy it is. It's…read morea proper pub, nothing fancy, with wooden tables and a fireplace and black-and-white photos strung up on the walls. Over the course of two days, I tried the seafood chowder, the carrot soup, the goat cheese salad, and the bowl of mussels. The food isn't cheap, but it's good and hearty. The best part of this place is the ambiance. There's something about Joe Watty's -- the warmth? the cheery vibe? the hospitality? -- that makes you want to stay forever. Maybe it's the trad music that starts at 8pm. Or the fact that this was the only establishment serving hot food, which meant all the B&B residents on this side of the island were clustered here for a pint. Regardless, every time we sat down, we ended up staying for ages, chatting to folks, listening to music, trading beer with strangers. We also went through the entire gin list (it's a long one!), and then some. (Be sure to try Bertha's Revenge, by the way, which is distilled from milk whey and named after a legendary 48-year-old cow. Absolutely delicious.) Joe Watty's is an easy place to settle into for the evening. A simple, small-town delight. We probably spent a cumulative 11 hours here over the course of two days, and we're glad we did.

While on Inishmor in the Aron Islands,we had to have a couple cold pints at the local pub Pub was…read morequite buisy with a bus tour of peeps so we just had a couple cold 1's at the bar. Nice outside patio too. Cheerful employees.

Wow... very enjoyable! Must have - stop in and enjoy warm…read morefriendly delicious- you won't be sorry!

We stopped into Lahinch after visiting the Cliffs of Moher an wondered into Danny Macs! Glad we…read moredid. Very friendly team and delicious food. We asked for an Irish Coffee. One of the best Irish Coffee's we have ever had, warm and delicious. We would recommend this to anyone coming to Lahinch.

A mile or so (technically a couple of kilometers) from the Cliffs of Moher is the Stonecutters…read moreKitchen. A wonderfully picturesque bistro with spectacular views of the County Claire countryside along the Wild Atlantic Way. From the 100-year-old cottage that the restaurant is situated to the beautiful patio and deck around it, Stonecutters provides the ideal scenery if you're visiting the area when you want to enjoy some delicious cuisine. We started with a bottle of Sangiovese while I noshed on some homemade brown soda bread, which was divine with Irish butter. The seafood tagliatelle was delicious and creamy that I savored every bite between the mussels and prawns and squid. The banofee dessert was magical between the biscuit on the bottom topped with bananas and drizzled with caramel and topped with ice cream. Enjoying our meal amidst the glorious setting was equally as memorable, if not more. No pictures can do justice to just how breathtaking it is to enjoy a meal in such a beautiful setting. Stonecutters is an ideal choice to enjoy dinner that has endless amounts of scenery to enjoy a wonderful outdoor dining experience.

This has to be the place that coined the term "cozy" for real estate sales. Upon entering, you are…read morestanding next to the guest log book in the main dining room with around half a dozen tables & there's a "children's" dining room to the left: 3 tables, a high chair and a few toys. The bright yellow house, turned restaurant is easy to spot on the way to/from the Cliffs of Moher. You pull in to a small playground and a friendly dog roaming the grounds. This place is unusually kid-friendly, while not being child-centric, particularly given the size. By that, I mean, on entering the public toilet area, there is a nifty baby changing station - WITH supplies. Anyone who's had a child can relate this to a restroom having toilet paper! I found it to have very thoughtful touches like that, the special room & playground equipment - I also heard staff tell a patron that the kids get a toy to keep with their meal. I didn't view the kids menu, tho I heard a parent talking about some options with her child, including fish & every child's favorite fun food "spaghetti"! Adults were not forgotten- there were candles on the table and nicely plated meals and home-style options, with a lovely selection of wine and beet to choose from. The service was friendly and helpful- food was well seasoned and properly cooked: fingerling potatoes were crisp outside and tender inside. I wish we'd skipped attempting the cafe at the cliffs all together & just started here!!

We were on a Paddywagon bus tour and we stopped behind the Frantic Chef for lunch. We had a 45…read moreminute window. I asked our guide if there were any other restaurants in town, he said "no". While waiting in line at the Frantic Chef, I googled this place and a few more, it was only a 3 minute walk. We ordered fish and chips and the seafood chowder. The chowder and zero flavor, but was packed with fresh fish. The fish and chips were awesome, fresh as usual in Ireland, but very light and flaky, a top 3 for us. They were able to get us in and out, but we had to ask 3 times for water, and it was unseasonably warm. The decor was combo Irish pub/ Nautical.

Celebrated our engagement dinner here after the cliffs of Moher. Came in on a recommendation, and…read morewas not disappointed. Fabulous service and lovely food. Helped us celebrate a very special day!

We decided to eat here before walking up Dun Aonghasa, which might be the trick because it got busy…read moreas we were finishing up with people coming in from other tours and back from their walk. The atmosphere is extremely cozy, dimmer lighting with colorful lights strung around, mismatched pillows, and local art on the walls. The woman at the front was friendly and quite patient with us. I ordered a ham and cheese sandwich, along with a toffee square. The sandwiches are solid. They're made with a whole grain(?) bread, tomatoes, mayo, and lettuce, on top of the main protein. The toffee square was my personal highlight, sweet and sticks to your teeth, but I like treats like that.

Went in early December it was decorated the fire was going. I had got stuck in the rain hiking and…read moreCatherine was kind enough to loan me a blanket and dry my clothes. very kind. The food is excellent. I had the lasagna. I was traveling solo. This shows you what a good person she is. The service was great and all the food ate her own recipes. Definitely recommend!!!

Fun spot. Super cool decorations and good beer. Would recommend for a beer and some musicread more

We stayed in Salt Hill on our Irish tour, our tour guide mentioned this place in town. We walked…read morefrom our hotel one night, there was live music playing when we walked in. Walk around to the side of the building to enter*** This place was unique, decorated on every surface. Netting, shells, fishing floats all over the ceiling. Antiques all around, there was a trunk for a table in the area we sat at, then they opened a curtain to another room for overflow. We sat at a large table for our group that ventured over for the night. Great ambiance, I can't speak to the service because I didn't go up to the bar to order. We loved the live music and the experience we had with our friends that night.

I love this place, it's kinda difficult to park for the location, but well worth it, we had an…read moreenjoyable meal, the decor was pleasing and the experience was good, would highly recommend

We drove by this place on our arrival into Ireland. The place was packed but the proprietor was…read morelovely. She communicated to all waiting. The waitstaff were all friendly and efficient. Great atmosphere with beautiful views of the ocean. Great kids menu! We had the seafood chowder which was creamy, hearty and delicious and then tagliatelle pasta which was just fantastic. She suggested the homemade banoffee pie nut we just couldn't manage. The portions are quite large and can be shared. We enjoyed it so much, we came back the next night and I actually had the pie as my meal - wonderful!

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

We had a nice lunch sitting in the back looking out the window. Stopped in because I'm a Walsh.read more

Went to Walsh's while visiting Connemara/Clifden area. We traveled for two weeks and I think this…read morewas the BEST breakfast we had the entire time. Good atmosphere and the staff was very nice. 5/5 - quiche with goat cheese, spinach & potato. It paired perfectly with the salad which was a mix of leafy greens, chickpea salad, and pickled beets. All amazing but the beets were the best I've ever had. Flat white was good too! 5/5 - pancakes, streaky bacon, & maple syrup. My husband ordered this, it was really good. 6/5 - lemon blueberry muffin & plain croissant. We got this take away for a snack later. I'm sad I didn't try to there because it was amazing and I would have ordered more. They really know what they are doing with the pastries.