Location: Cleggan
Top Restaurants in Cleggan
Top Things to do in Cleggan
- 1. Cleggan Beach Riding Center - Horseback riding on the beach
- 2. Sky Road
- 3. Renvyle Beach
- 4. DK Connemara Oysters Ltd
- 5. The Point Equestrian Centre and Pony Trekking
- 6. Cottage Handcrafts
- 7. Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden
- 8. Cleggan Beach Riding Centre
- 9. Fionnghlas Thiar Gallery & Studio
- 10. Avoca
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Top 10 European food in Cleggan, Province of Connacht, Ireland
Reviews on European food in Cleggan, Province of Connacht, Ireland. Cleggan (Irish: An Cloigeann meaning head) is a picturesque fishing village in County Galway, Ireland. The village lies 10 km (7 mi) northwest of Clifden and is situated at the head of Cleggan Bay.
Things to do in Cleggan
10. Ardagh Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 274 reviews
Relaxed family run restaurant and hotel with breathtaking sea view sunsets, fine locally sourced seafood(many local meat options also), home grown vegetables, herbs and salads. Open turf fire places in the restaurant make even the coolest of days enjoyabl
Reviewed By Fred2013-07
The atmosphere was great and the diner was so good .. really appreciated and highly recommended. The hotel was also amazing
9. E.J. Kings
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1019 reviews
Reviewed By kendstar
We ordered the burger and the open seafood sandwich.Both sounded really good but were a huge disappointment. The sandwich was tasteless, the burger meat was terrible. It arrived burned and was a low quality industrial burger.We will definitely not return to this place ever again.Dear Kendstar,Thank you for taking the time to leave a review of EJ Kings. Naturally, it is very disappointing to read that you did not enjoy your dining experience with us on your recent visit. It is to our utter shock and dismay that the meal was not to your taste. As you can see from our many recent reviews, we are often commended on our standard of fare. As such, I would implore you to consider that this occasion was certainly not reflective of our norm. Should you have brought to the attention of the staff the fact that you were unhappy with your meal, we would have gladly and promptly replaced or rectified the dishes. We do hope that you reconsider and return to EJ Kings so as that we can show you the standard of food that we pride ourselves on. Warm Regards,Evie Faulkner
8. Boardwalk Cafe and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
with spectacular views of Clifden bay this cafe bar offers a range of very reasonably priced homemade cuisine. Enjoy panaramic views at the waters edge and maybe sit out in the beer garden with a refreshing beverage. located only one mile from the centre
Reviewed By ididntchoosethefirst
Had a few beers in the garden while watching the most amazing sunset. Back in the bar we shared a bowl of chips for a snack which were given to us 'on the house' which was a very nice gesture. Good beer, nice people and this is the best view in Clifden by far. We walked back into town in the dark-although the owner offered us a lift-but it was lovely to see the stars! The food looked very good, will try a meal next time for sure.
7. Paddy Coyne's Public House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 454 reviews
Paddy Coynes Pub is a beautiful traditional pub set in Tullycross, on Renvyle Peninsula, Connemara. The pub is perfect for anyone looking for a good pint. Whether you fancy a quiet pint in St. Anns (the snug) or a bowl of fresh mussels by the fire, you wi
Reviewed By PatNor
From the moment we walked in the door until the moment we left, we experienced friendliness, professionalism, great quality food and reasonable prices. The restaurant doesnât take reservations so itâs âfirst comeâ We weâre lucky enough to walk in and get a table straight away, but a wait in the lovely old bar would have been worth it. I would highly recommend this restaurant and bar and I look forward to returning. The food is excellent and the staff were helpful and friendly. The place has a sense of being well managed with attention to quality.
6. Marconi's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 524 reviews
A charming family run restaurant managed personally by the Foyles for a century. We focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients, (sourced locally where possible), specialising in Seafood and traditional Irish Favourites, there is something to suit every taste. T
Reviewed By empathology
Dinner for 2 on a weekday night was perfectly respectable. I had a great mushroom starter followed by rack of lamb which was good, but nothing outstanding.The restaurant (like it's hotel) seems to cater for older clientele - nothing wrong with that, but it felt like they were content to be just slightly above average.
5. Mitchell's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1606 reviews
Reviewed By travellerfromholland
On our trip in Ireland, this was one of the best restaurants we have been to. We went twice while we stayed in Clifden. The service is good. The food is splendid. The crabcakes and scallops were devine. The downside is that the tables are slightly small and very near to oneanother. Recommended!
4. Macdara's bar and restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
A recent addition to the Clifden food scene Macdara's Bar & Restaurant is a small establishment looking over Clifden bay. Two vastly experienced chefs, coming together to help open a restaurant with the intentions of using locally sourced produce from loc
Reviewed By Shannon P
We drove up to Clifden via the Wild Atlantic Way and came across this cute town nestled between hils and the sea. After looking at TripAdvisor for restaurant recommendations, we decided on Macdara's and we were not dissaponted. The quaint style and great live music were amazing. The good was some of the best in Ireland that we had and the seafood chowder was the best my husband and I have ever had. For non seafood lovers (our daugther) there was a chicken pasta which was wonderful. You not only need to go to Clifde, you need to eat at Macdara's. There is a a beautiful patio out the back that overlooks the sea but we got there late and ate inside so we could listen to the music.
3. Guys Bar & Snug
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1531 reviews
Guys Bar and snug is one of the oldest establishments in Clifden, serving a wide range of local dishes daily until 9pm. Evening traditional music sessions throughout the season. Late night music on Thurs/Fri and Sat. A selection of wines by the glass.
Reviewed By Frederic G
We were four people eating in this "restaurant" tonight. We all selected different dishes and everyone was very disappointed by the food. Overcooked, no taste, too cold... Now the question is to know who is going to be sick tomorrow... Not to mention the staff quite rude with customers.
2. Restaurant Darcy Twelve
Overall Ratings
5 based on 316 reviews
Reviewed By SKHBLUE
We ate here 2 nights running at the end of August. Very tasty well cooked food. Good variety and the service was great. We were not rushed and I think the food was good value.I particularly enjoyed the Tai Green curry.
1. Oliver's Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 424 reviews
Reviewed By Baligirl11
Staying in Cleggan we couldnât go past Oliverâs for our evening me. It was so good we went back the three nights we stayed there. The location is perfect and the view from the restaurant lets you see the fishing boats and ferries come and go. We tried a range of dishes and they were all excellent and good value. We enjoyed the music on a Wednesday night too, more so by the musicians that had clearly been booked to play but left when some locals started to share their dubious talents.
Where to eat Irish food in Cleggan: The Best Restaurants and Bars
