Location: Clonbur
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Find out what Irish restaurants to try in Clonbur. An Fhairche (called Clonbur in English) is a Gaeltacht village in County Galway, Ireland.
10. Danagher's Hotel Bar Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By patricia k
Decided to visit this Hotel for lunch.Staff were very nice.Lovely big premises inside.Ladies toilets very clean.Again like another premises in Cong, couldn't believe the amount of wasps inside this premises.At one point we counted 17 wasps on the inside of one of the windows.We had a drink, and would have loved to stayed, and relaxed and had lunch, but we were very nervous of the amount of wasps.An average rating only because of the wasps.
9. The Dungeon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
As its name would suggest, the unique setting located on the lower ground floor of the castle invites diners to enjoy a range of satisfying dishes from the bistro-style menu with a focus on traditional Irish cuisine beneath the historic curved stone ceili
Reviewed By Tom J
If it's associated with Ashford Castle, it's first class! The George V dinner area is almost always booked way in advance but this fits the bill for ambiance, service and of course, food offerings.We've had the local beef and fresh caught fish from the largest lake in all of Ireland, Lake Lough.Dear Tom J,We are thrilled to read you enjoyed your evening in our Dungeon Restaurant.Thank you for sharing your comments. I will be sure to pass your kind works along to our Team.We look forward to having the opportunity to welcome you back to us in the near future.Sincerely
8. Crowe's Nest Bar and Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 329 reviews
We are a bar/bistro in the centre of Cong Village. We provide a varied range of food from early morning until late evening. We pride ourselves on quick and attentive service and welcome everybody into the Crowe's Nest and want them to have an enjoyable ex
Reviewed By Caz_Collins
To set the context, we should remember that Cong is a village known for two things - Ashford Castle and the setting of the movie âThe Quiet Manâ. On the latter, the vast majority of its business has grown over the last 80 years to cater to tourists - mostly US based - who seem to believe thereâs something quaint about the fakery of leprechauns & stereotypical Irishness that exists only in bad Hollywood renderings. In light of this, part of me things youâd have to forgive Croweâs - a little at least. But there can be no forgiveness for a filthy premises, poor customer service and horribly sub-par food. We visited over what was a not busy lunchtime. Despite having to ask for menus twice, we then had to wait for our order to be taken (in an almost empty restaurant with plenty of staff who were more interested in chatting to each other than anything else) and then zero customer service. We ordered two seafood chowders. One had to be sent back because it was stone cold only to be returned clearly having been microwaved rather than a fresh (hot) portion served. The waiter showed no interest in rectifying matters - sending it back had taken himAway from chatting with his colleagues. Both chowders were claggy (cheap thickener / cornflour rather than the traditional recipe of double cream) and both lacked any quantity of seafood or shellfish. The brown bread they were served with was stale. I had a pint of Guinness and it was also off. The restaurant is to be avoided. I can only conclude that a captive audience of tourist buses keeps this place open.Good afternoon Caz_Collins. Apologizes that you felt you had such a bad experience. We work hard as do all our staff on a daily basis to look after everybody that comes through our doors. Please do not insult our American tourists or any other tourists - they come to Cong to enjoy themselves and have a good time. We wish you all the best
7. Wildeâs at The Lodge at Ashford
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Wilde's Restaurant at The Lodge at Ashford Castle, serves fine contemporary Irish cuisine in a stunning setting, overlooking the waters of Lough Corrib. Executive Chef Jonathan Keane, creates dishes that showcase the unique flavours and textures of the fi
Reviewed By PW_Soli_Deo_Gloria
We're Americans - from South Carolina. We were there for lunch on 3/5/19, and Michelle and Neev Cniamh were our servers. The three of us had a sampling from the menu, and the food was delicious. The service was better than expected. We commented on the art on the walls, and our server brought us a book about it - said the owner is a lover of art. We could see that also in the bathrooms (you call them "toilets"). We liked the decor (and hand soap) in there too. Very nice experience overall. "Nice job" to everyone - but nobody more than to our exceptional servers!
6. Pat Cohanâs Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 653 reviews
Pat Cohan's Gastropub as featured in the 1952 Classic Movie " The Quiet Man". Committed to using fresh local produce from artisan suppliers crafted by our chef. Wholesome Irish Food. Full bar menu, fine wines & crafts beers. WE ARE CLOSED FOR THE SEASON 2
Reviewed By HelenF2516
My friends and I enjoyed a nice lunch at Pat Cohan's Bar. I had the Cesar salad with grilled chicken and a glass of crisp and cold white wine. My companions all had sandwiches with beer. Everyone enjoyed the food and the friendly service.Dear HelenF2516,Thank for taking the time to give us a review. I will pass on your compliements to chris our Aussie Chef and all the team. Kind RegardsSharon & All @ Pat Cohans
5. Lydon's Lodge Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By Jesusmonkey
Great little find in Cong! Welcomed by lovely friendly helpful staff. Lovely vibe to the place. Simply ordered soup and a burger and it was delicious. Tasty fresh and authentic ingredients. Yum! Local music later in the evening. A definite place to go whilst in Cong. Thank you to all staff at Lydons Lodge. Youâre all gorgeous!
4. Puddle Ducks cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By celticq2015
We visited last year and enjoyed the food so decided to return. Once again the food was lovely, apart from the pear & almond tart which was really dry but the service leaves a lot to be desired. I got the impression last time that staff really weren't bothered being nice to customers and it was cemented this time. We came away feeling as if by just ordering & eating food we were inconveniencing them! Would return for the food but the reception could be better.
3. George V Dining Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 388 reviews
The graceful setting, with rich, panelled walls and twinkling Waterford Crystal chandeliers bestows a grand sense of occasion. Our resident pianist plays softly in the background while you relax and enjoy exceptional dishes from the kitchen of acclaimed C
Reviewed By Kirkcaldylad
Apparently King George V of the then United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland dined here and the republican and independent Irish still like to commemorate that occurrence which is nice in these days of Brexit tensions. Besides the French named an hotel in Paris after the man.The Dining Room is appropriately decorated in grand style and until recently evening male diners had to wear jackets and ties but ties are now no longer compulsory. So, it is that sort of place and I guess it encourages one to feel a bit of Downton Abbey has crossed the Irish Sea. Waiters in tails and silver cloches ceremoniously raised en masse from the dishes presented to the suitably attired and awed diners. It was fun but the food was not exactly exceptional though passable. Fine dining in terms of the venue and the service but a little underwhelming otherwise.Dear Kirkcaldylad,We greatly appreciate your feedback on your experience in our George V Dining room. We will certainly sit down and examine your comments with our Team. If you wish to discuss this further, I would be delighted to hear from you.Please do reach me on [email protected] if you have any further feedback for us, or if you wish to discuss your experience further.Sincerely,
2. Eddies Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Traditional Irish Pub in the heart of Clonbur, Connemara, Co, Galway. We have an excellent reputation for food and drink. New for summer 2016- Summer Dining Menu, Cocktail Menu and Live Music every Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night.
Reviewed By Mani4068
The hotel had a very helpful reception staff who cater for all visitors queries and assist them nicely. The food in the restaurant was extremely tasty and well prepared. We are vegetarians and not about to comment on the other menu items. It had nice decor and the ambience was just right. It was so crowded during the lunchtime which was proof its quality of food and the service provided. The prices were very reasonable. We did not stay in the hotel as we were in a nearby cottage in CliburnThank you for taking time to review Eddies Bar at Fairhill House Hotel***. We are delighted you enjoyed your visit with us and we look forward to welcoming you back again.
1. Burkes Bar and Restaurant , Clonbur , Co. Galway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
Burke's Clonbur is a Family run Bar & Restaurant in the beautiful village of Clonbur , Co. Galway . Our Bar is Old World , it's like stepping back in time. The Dining room over looks the beautiful Country side of Joyce Country, Enjoy the sun set from our
Reviewed By David J
Going on reviews, we (two couples) booked in for dinner last night.Have to say that we weren't over-impressed. The atmosphere is great, and the staff very friendly. Our young waitress was particularly good. The food - sirloin steak, fish and chips, and salmon (2) was ok. It was let down by dry, powdery-tasting chips, and by being rather over-priced - not least the ice cream at 6.95 euros.A bit disappointing really.
