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Most Popular Irish food in Ballydehob, Province of Munster, Ireland
Best Irish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Irish food in Ballydehob. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Irish restaurants near you.. Ballydehob (Irish: Béal an Dá Chab, meaning "mouth of the two river fords") is a coastal village in the southwest of County Cork, Ireland, located on the N71 national secondary road.
10. Grove House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By eibhlin123
had a wonderful evening with my husband, son and his lovely girlfriend. The ambiance in Grove House is warm and very welcoming and the staff are absolutely brilliant. The food is the very best, fresh, great quality and we all ate every single morsel on the plates.We agreed that the steaks were the best ever and the cod was so fresh and full of flavour. This is our 4th visit over the past few years and we are never disappointed. Thank you
9. Bunratty Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Reviewed By 861ashleight
Been here lots at various times of the year. It's rare to get a poor meal here and the portions are huge so go hungry or only order a main course. The servers are usually friendly and efficient. But there's often a problem with the kitchen in busy times. There can be delays or times when they simply stop taking orders as the kitchen backs up. Or they finish early as they have so many orders already in. For someone who prefers to eat nearer to 8pm, I've learned to simply get there before 7pm to ensure a seat and the food. Good choice of food. Kids menu available. If you're not with kids, try eat in the bar or snug area as the main area out the back can be noisy as hell as parents try to crowd control their darlings. Thankfully we're past that stage now!
8. Nickie's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By corkboy2009
Based on the other reviews, we stopped for lunch here recently. I had the open salmon sandwich on brown bread, served with a salad. The smoked salmon was really tasty but felt it lacked a dressing to go with it. Service was very friendly and fast. The view of the harbour was beautiful. I had a slice of cake for desert and it was delicious.Overall, a great place to stop. I will return.
7. The New Haven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By grumpystumps
A nice meal in a family restaurant with efficient and friendly staff. This place gets very busy and its easy to see why it is so popular.
6. Mews Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 181 reviews
Destination restaurant serving New Irish Cuisine using West Cork ingredients in Baltimore Village, West Cork, Ireland
Reviewed By 867MarkM
This is just the best Ala carte in the area. Using local ingredients, food is inventive, quirky and above all, tastes amazing. Tasting menu with wine recommendations was spot on , Dry sparkling Perry and wines from Sicily and Tasmania make memorable.....but the team want you to enjoy your evening, they are genuinely interested where your from and did you like the various dishes and where they are grown locally. The only thing you need to be aware of, are the food bore's who are on the next table, in raised voices telling themselves how important they are and why they are experts and can judge food of this level ( you can read in some reviews below ). Ignore them. Come to a restaurant, using local ingredients and creating amazing dishes, with a genuine smile and interest in you and what you like.
5. Hackett's Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
On entering Hackettâs bar you will see there are a multitude of influences that make this bar an exciting and ndividual establishment situated in the centre of the popular tourist village of Schull. The interior is clearly unique and fascinating with a la
Reviewed By More_Mash
So the toasted sandwich is really a barely toasted slice of bread with ham and a ridiculous amount of melted cheese flung on top and grilled, a total unedible mess. Hard to believe they could get a toasted sandwich so wrong. Service wasnt good and pretty much everything bugged me about this place. Struggle to understand how it's rated so highly. It's been 2 weeks since we visited and my gf is still giving out about the "toasted" sandwich from hell!
4. Vincent Coughlan Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Vincent Coughlan Restaurant is located in the heart of Ballydehob village in West Cork Offering a wide selection of dishes for lunch and dinner using lots of locally sourced produces.
Reviewed By Angelo_Berlin
We ordered mussels with chips (weired combination but both were great) and langoustines with pasta. The very gentle waitress had to inform us that they have no langoustines today and the kitchen offers salmon instead. At the end my wife got pasta with much cream sauce and a bit of smoked salmon. We expected a fish dish with fresh fish instead of a pasta dish (then we could have gone to the italian restaurant next door). They charged over 20⬠for the pasta wich would have been ok for langoustine but not for less then 100g of smoked salmon.They asked twice if everything is ok and we always agreed to it. So it is also our fault in a way...
3. Bally Bia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 35 reviews
Small friendly restaurant offering both Thai and Irish dishes. We use local suppliers for all of our meat, fish and dairy. Providing value for money to our customers with freshly cooked food at a reasonable price. Wine Licence & Credit card machine.
Reviewed By Rian M
Food choices in Ballydehob can be limited. As a friend of mine who visited Ballydehob in the winter before Bally Bia opened "There seems to only be a pizzeria (which was closed), a Michelin star restaurant with a 3 month waiting list and a chip van that only opens on a Friday". Ballydehob badly needed something like Bally Bia. Had heard great things and it did not disappoint. Absolutely delicious, friendly staff and reasonable prices. Try it out!
2. Restaurant Chestnut
Overall Ratings
5 based on 52 reviews
Restaurant Chestnut is an intimate 18 seater Restaurant led by Rob Krawczyk located in Ballydehob Co. Cork . We are reopening from March 22nd 2019 for our Second Season.
Reviewed By 259bruceb
We have now eaten at Chestnut three times over the last year. The latest experience was, again, terrific. Each time the standard of food and flavours was top notch, and the introduction of some new dishes/developments on each later visit has maintained freshness and the standard, if not raised it.This time, parsnip with mushroom, pistachio and pickled black truffle was an earthy, fresh introduction. And crown prince pumpkin with curd and lemongrass was wonderful - whoâd have thought it?Service, again, was excellent - warm, friendly, but informative and on the money. Really first rate.Such a gem....
1. Budds
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
In the heart of west cork on the wild Atlantic way Budds Ballydehob are here to offer you good food made with love. Our young team are here to welcome you into the restaurant to relax, observe your senses, smell, taste, look, listen. We want to take peopl
Reviewed By Harry C
This popular restaurant is what West Cork is all about. The clientele and staff were a mixed bunch of foodies from all over. No pretensions or "emperor's new clothes" about this place! The food was beautifully prepared and presented. I would honestly say that my own cooking and diet have been greatly affected by my experience here. The surprise dish is a great idea.
