Location: Caherdaniel
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Top 10 Irish food in Caherdaniel, Province of Munster, Ireland
Best Irish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Irish food in Caherdaniel. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Irish restaurants near you.. Caherdaniel (Irish: Cathair Dónall, meaning "Dónall's stone ringfort") is a village in County Kerry, Ireland, located on the Iveragh peninsula on the Ring of Kerry. It is on the southwestern side of the peninsula, facing onto Derrynane Bay, at a T-junction on the N70 road.
Things to do in Caherdaniel
10. The Lough Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By 151paulo
Stopped here in June with 20 of us on a stag party. I had booked ahead and they offered us a set menu for our group. Everything was so easy and we were extremely well looked after from the time I rang to book (a few weeks in advance) to paying our bill. The food was very good, beautiful location and very accommodating staff. Highly recommended.
9. O'Dwyers The Villa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By TonyGlover
We stopped here after a long drive from Dublin and before we did the shopping and ate. That first pint of Guinness barely touched the sides. There was a wedding party in here for pre-reception drink and everyone was very friendly. The staff here were friendly and helpful (as is usual all over this area) and we spend many an hour here as our choice of middle of the day 'rest break' before moving on to the next place to visit.
8. Charlie's Restaurant at Butler Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By carpediemavi
When you first walk in the visuals are not exciting including a huge television (actually all the pubs we visted in Eire were a bit like this), though with good wall decorations, BUT .... don't be put off .... the staff are so friendly and helpful and the food is superb. On the first night I had a seafood platter, a brilliant combination of hot and cold, fish and seafood, whilst my wife had pan fried sole. The sole was so good and perfectly cooked that we went back the next night so I could have the sole, oh and a chowder starter whilst my wife had pan fried turbot or halibut (can't remember). This part of the world seems to specialise in chowder, they were all good yet this was the best; and my wife's fish was, again, perfectly cooked .... damn .... we weren't spending a 3rd night in Waterville else I'd have had to come back. Highly recommended. My wife is mostly vegetarian yet occasionally eats fish .... she liked the vegetarian options .... yet the fish was so good.
7. Beachcove Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
The Beach Cove Cafe is a new friendly cafe with something for everyone, including free Wi-Fi, an outdoor seating area, dog friendly environment with a dog menu. We serve homemade products including our delicious scones, brownies and cakes, we are widely k
Reviewed By Hljan1
Small cafe but very good food. Fish and chips was large portion, perfectly cooked. Chicken and Brie sandwich was also very good. The desserts looked good but didn't have time to try any. There is outside seating however when the wind is blowing strong it's hard hold your food on the table while eating.Thank you kindly for leaving such a wonderful review of our cafe when you visited recently, on a blustery day in Waterville by the sounds of it. We are delighted you enjoyed our local fresh fish from Dalys which is scrumptious we have to agree. We hope you had a pleasant day on the Ring of Kerry and again many thanks for your support and feedback.
6. Fishermen's Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Bar/Restaurant in hotel but open to public
Reviewed By alannak884
Had dinner here on a sunny sunday evening. Had the seafood platter, really good choice ... it was one of the best I've had. The butlers is a special place. Family run which is evedent in the service. Would highly recommend a viste if your in waterville.
5. An Corcan Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 515 reviews
Serving food like it used to taste. Hearty Traditional Plates, Seafood Platters, Veggie Dishes, Omelettes, Soups and Sandwiches., Award Winning Auntie Bridies Brown Bread, Tasty Desserts, Wine Licence. Parties Catered for.We care for our food and customer
Reviewed By MariaAlison
Went for brunch with a couple of friends - went around 11.30 and it was great to be offered a breakfast menu. Good range of options and very tasty gluten free bread. The waitress was extremely friendly and was seemingly unflappable as she ran a very busy cafe by herself. Thank you so much for your kind review of our restaurant It is gratefully appreciated & i am glad you enjoyed our home-baked in house gluten-free bread.
4. The Lobster Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By MikeKerrey
Very friendly people. Best Guinness Beef stew of the trip and a pint of Murphy's. Incredible setting with wonderful views. Highly recommended.
3. Scarriff Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By Rhonda A
Great little place with the best view! Reasonable prices and food! Great atmosphere and fast service
2. O'Carroll's Cove
Overall Ratings
4 based on 369 reviews
Established in 1984 by the O'Carroll family, O'Carroll's Cove is the only Beach Side Restaurant & Bar in Ireland. Located mid way between the villages of Caherdaniel and Castlecove, on the busiest tourist route in Ireland, the "Ring of Kerry" and Wild Atl
Reviewed By JayneO87
On our last day of our holiday we discovered this fabulous little beach. It looked stunning from the roadside.It wasn't at all overcrowded. It was clean and there was a restaurant there although we didn't use it.We spent a couple of hours here relaxing on the beach, paddling in the ocean and enjoying the sun.My 2 children were brave enough to go swimming. A little too cold for me but they thoroughly enjoyed it.Would definitely recommend and will most certainly go again if we return to Kerry.
1. The Blind Piper
Overall Ratings
4 based on 507 reviews
The Blind Piper is a family friendly traditional pub serving good quality food. Live Music every Thursday from March - December.
Reviewed By douglasnh
I had eaten here about 3 years ago and it was excellent so I was really looking forward to a good meal. I decided on 2 starters, the seafood chowder, which was good and the scallops with Sneem black pudding which was horrendous - it cost â¬13.50 for two overcooked, rubbery scallops on a small slice of Sneem black pudding all sitting in a gloopy puddle of sweet balsamic type sauce which overpowered all other flavours.My husband had the chicken wings to start, which were good and then he had the roast pork for main. The pork was dry and overcooked, in fact as he cut it it crumbled into dry flakes. We were so disappointed in the food but the servers were lovely and friendly and efficient.If the food could be improved I would recommend the place as the ambiance is nice and the staff lovely.
