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Discover Restaurants offering the best Irish food in Glenbeigh, Province of Munster, Ireland. Glenbeigh or Glanbehy (Irish: Gleann Beithe) is a location in County Kerry, southwestern Ireland. The area is on the Iveragh peninsula, which is the largest peninsula in southwestern Ireland. The parish and is home to Rossbeigh Beach, Glenbeigh Towers, Coomasahran Lake, Rock Art, the Natterjack Toad and Kerry Bog Pony. Owing to its natural heritage, history and its location on the Ring of Kerry, Glenbeigh is a popular tourist destination.
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10. Quinlans Seafood Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Quinlans Seafood Bar in Killorglin offer a range of fresh fish meals and snacks. You can be assured of the freshness as the fish is delivered daily direct from our boats and is cooked to order. We offer a great variety of fresh local fish dishes on our me
Reviewed By john s
This place was recommended by a cousin who lived locally.I was with my brother.He asked for a small cod.When he received it he jokingly said was it a small whale! The portions were huge but it was no problem .I have not tasted such nice fish since we had fish that had just been caught when I visited Hastings.We both had a meal deal which included a drink and mushy peas.I don't think I should have ordered mushy peas as I think I have lost the taste for them but fish and chips were fantastic.The staff were very well trained and went out of the way to make you feel welcome as customers should be.Hello john s,Thanks for taking the time to review our Seafood Bar, Glad to see that you listened toyour cousin and called into us and that you left feeling fully satisfied. We are lucky to havegreat staff working with us - they do a great job.Hope to see you again.Kind Regards Liam Quinlan
9. Sammy's Inch Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 423 reviews
Located directly on the Inch Beach, between Dingle and Killarney - Sammys Bar, Restaurant & Cafe serve up a cornucopia of choices for food and drink, from fresh Dingle Bay oysters to homemade Chocolate Gateaux, or choose from Kerrys finest steaks with hom
Reviewed By G10EON
We stayed longer in Inch owing to the lovely Sammyâs cafe. The staff were knowledgeable in all matters allergen & the gluten free food was delicious! Highly recommend.
8. Carrig Country House & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Carrig's Lakeside Restaurant where a wonderful dining experience awaits you. You will choose from a varied & interesting dinner menu. The restaurant brings you the best Kerry has to offer, meat and vegetables are sourced locally and fresh fish caught in t
Reviewed By miker737
Recently had the pleasure of experiencing the delightful carrig house , set on the shoreline of carragh lake . On arrival we were met by a very gracious host frank . We were offered drinks in the beautiful reception room with magnificent views over the lake , while we were pondering over the evening dinner menu , also frank informed us of the evening specials also . Our order was taken , and we sat back and just relaxed before being called into the amazing restaurant again with captivating views. Our meal was outstanding perfectly cooked and beautifully presented. Local produce is priority in this restaurant and they certainly know how to prepare and cook it . Our overall experience was exceptional. Thanks to the management and staff for a evening to remember, and certainly will be returning.
7. The Red Fox Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By HowlnBubba
This place is known for two things - Irish coffee, and the adjacent Bog Village. After the village, we stopped in for the comfort stop and a coffee. Their Irish coffee has kind of a widespread reputation, but I suspect it is largely hype. Besides, I don't really like Irish Coffee. I love my coffee, and Irish whiskey may be nectar of the gods, but I don't care for them mixed. Anyway, their coffee was very good, and their prices seemed reasonable. Service was fast despite a crowd of bus tourists.
6. Jacks Coastguard Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 408 reviews
Jacks Coastguard Restaurant is a landmark building overlooking Rossbeigh and Inch Peninsula in the seaside village of Cromane between Kilorglin & Glenbeigh on the Ring of Kerry route. Nestled against the Atlantic Ocean, enjoy panoramic sea and mountain vi
Reviewed By checktwice
In the summer they open for lunch until 3 and for dinner from 6 onwards, 6 days per week (closed Tuesdays), but in thre winter they only serve food on Sundays.So it's better to phone first.Fish and chips were good quality but you don't get vegetables or salad unless you order it. Great decaf americano.Staff are very good. Nice views across to Inch strand on the Dingle peninsula.
5. Towers Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By TomO484
We only came for drinks, having already eaten elsewhere. Frankly, we wished we had come here for dinner. The place was lively on a Tuesday night, and the food looked and smelled awesome. The drinks were good and the service was friendly. Next time, weâre coming here for dinner.
4. Rosspoint
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Rosspoint is a family run restaurant overlooking the beautiful Rossbeigh beach. Food is served from 12 every day and there is a range of food to suit all tastes. There is live entertainment at weekends
Reviewed By Rita M M
We were a group of 6 who popped in after a cool swim on the beautiful Rossbeigh beach. What a surprise to find top notch cuisine and service with a smile off the beaten track and with such a stunning view. Each one of us gave each dish that we had 10/10, prawns, hake, chicken, with beautiful salad, veggies and potatoes in different forms and all served with professionalism - this combined with a great welcome from June, Con and staff, made for a 6 very satisfied customers who hope to get back there ASAP - well done all at Ross PointThank you for your fantastic review. I will pass on your compliments to Con, the chef and staff. Lovely to get such great feedback. Hopefully we will see you all again.
3. Towers Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By TonySwiss
We visited this attractive bar / restaurant for a late lunch. My wife chose scampi and fries, and the scampi were really good, fat and succulent with a light, not-too-fatty batter. My crab salad was also fresh and richly garnished. The bar is the focus of attention, and the tables seem like a bit of an afterthought and the space gets a bit cramped if, like during our visit, the local sports team is in drinking.
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2. The Glenbeigh Hotel Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
A warm welcome awaits you in our traditional public bar and adjoining restaurant. Breakfast is available until 12 noon - bar food menu is served between 12.30pm and 9.00pm every day. With a wide variety on the menu to suit all tastes from our famous Glenb
Reviewed By sandyg995
Our B&B hosts recommended the Glenbeigh Inn for a tasty and moderately priced meal, and we were not disappointed. The restaurant interior was full, so we sat at one of the picnic tables outside, which as pleasant except for the noise from the busy street into the village.Each of us ordered a different mealâmussels, salmon, fish & chips and seafood chowderâand we all enjoyed our choices. The history of this establishment shines through, and the servers were friendly. Recommended.
1. The Real Burger co.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Award Winning Burger Restaurant We farm our own Beef Serving only 100% Beef & 100% Potato; Burger & Chips We also offer "BYOB" bring your own bottle of beer or wine
Reviewed By seelenbeads
My husband and I, Americans both, were on our way to fish and chips when we saw this modest looking but NOT TO BE MISSED restaurant on a Kilorglin side street. When we went in, early by Irish standards, we were met by James, the owner and chef! His greeting was warm and very welcoming, and we had the chance to learn about this eleven year old local establishment that is, indeed, the real thing. I ordered the Smokey and my husband had The King Puck, a double decker dream of a burger. Both had special sauce, cheese and coleslaw (mine came with smoked Irish bacon). We also ordered hand cut fries, perfectly cooked as well as perfectly salted (not too much). When I asked for ice for my Coke, he managed to locate some from across the street? The service, his kindly chat, and the quality of the food makes it a "not to be missed" burger heaven and haven. Thank you, James, for the lovely meal. Thank you so so much for your kind words and fantastic review.It was an absolute pleasure to meet you and I'm just delighted that you enjoyed your food so much. XX
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