Location: Annascaul
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Where to Eat in Annascaul: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Annascaul or Anascaul (Irish: Abhainn an Scáil / Abha na Scáil) is a village on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland. It is situated 32.9 kilometres west of Tralee on the N86 Tralee - Dingle national secondary road near its junction with the R561 regional road to Castlemaine and Farranfore leading to nearby Inch Strand. The village was recorded as having a population of 299 at the time of the 2011 census.
Restaurants in Annascaul
1. Jacks Coastguard Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 342 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 views in one of Kerrys Top Restaurants recently named Best Seafood Restaurant in Ireland by well respected foodie Georgina Campbell as well as listings with Bridgestone & Michelin Guides. The Station Bar and Coastguard Restaurant successfully combine old world charm with modern elegance.Guests can linger over a drink in the bustling Station Bar or enjoy the soft tones of the piano through the restaurant by our resident pianist JP Murphy. Only the finest and freshest of seafood is used to create dishes that would rival the most discerning of palate. Signature dishes such a Cromane Mussels, Tiger Prawns or perfectly seared Scallops should not be missed. For the unwilling seafood diner, our succulent Fillet of Beef should suffice nicely.
Reviewed By Ela D
We had a big even organized in Jacks and was simply fabulous! Brian , the owner, was such a nice and friendly guy! Very easy to do business with and also his attention to detail, to delivering a great service was superb! I am still amazed how they managed to take out so many steaks so quickly and each perfectly cooked to order! One of my favorite restaurants without doubt! Thank you again guys!
2. South Pole Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 396 reviews
Historic public house, named by the Antarctic explorer Tom CreanTom sail to the Antarctic three times under the command of Captain Robert Scott and Sir Ernest Shackleton and received the Albert medal for bravery on Captain Scotts ill fated Terra Nova expedition.Tom retired from the Royal Navy and ran the pub until his death in 1938.
Reviewed By NoFuFu - Fort Lauderdale, FL
The South Pole Inn is a must for Antarctic fans- the original owner Tom Crean made 3 expeditions to the South Pole- great history on the walls and the toasted sandwiches were plentiful and delicious- fresh hot soup also very good- and a lovely pint of Guinness - a great stop on the way to or from Dingle
3. Pisces Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By Frans K
We had dinner here after a days walk (the Dingle Way). We didn't have Reservations, bur, although it was really busy (which I consider a good sign) they could accommodate us. The food (Salmon with mash and vegetables; Linguini with king prawns and salad) was excellent and reasonably priced. This is not a pub but a real restaurant with professionals who know how to cook a good meal.
4. Sammy's Inch Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 304 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 home cooked chunky chips to fresh catch of the day, the choice is yours.#InchBeach #Kerry
Reviewed By Sean M - Northampton, United Kingdom
With this place being on the beach and a tourist trap with a huge number of visitors stopping off I was sceptical on what the quality would be like. However it was actually spot on. I had a Cheese and Ham Toastie and some chips. Portions large. I also asked if I could take a pizza away with me which they were happy to accommodate. This was also tasty.
The coffee shop side had a pretty impressive selection of fresh cake too!
Well worth a stop off it at Inch Beach.
5. Foleys Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By Quentin H - Halifax, Canada
Wonderful supper from a huge choice, lots of specials. One waitress served everyone in the restaurant and it was packed. Bless her heart, she then switched over to barmaid in the pub attached. The owner's are very warm and friendly. We stayed in one of the rooms above and went to sleep with the dull noise of music and people talking below. Very soothing. Next morning, the owner is up and making breakfast and serving very quickly. She was making other guests breakfast when we were leaving, but made sure she came out for a 'proper send off' . Loved it here !!!
6. Ashes Pub and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By Nitrofski - Chichester
They were busy the night we went and they probably always are. The food was nothing to write home about and the service was quite slow. Nevertheless if you're hungry and want a meal this pub is convenient to people staying in Camp or Camp junction and reasonable value.
7. The Old Anchor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Our modern and comfortably appointed dining room overlooks the peaceful Annascaul village and Mountains in the distance. We can accommodate groups of up to eighteen and our ‘Bill of fare’ includes our well known and justifiably famous Irish stew and our Seafood Pie. To end your meal you can choose from our range or delicious Deserts, esspresso based drinks or savour an Irish coffee.
Reviewed By consettgashead - consettgashead
We arrived a little early after our first walk on the Dingle Way and a note in the window made it clear that entry would not be possible until 3.00 p.m. That's perfectly reasonable given that this B&B/Restaurant is obviously very demanding for the couple who multi-task in it, but still not all you might hope for at the end of a walk where you've already made use of a cafe in the fairly slim supply of stopping places in the village.
The room was pleasant, if slightly spartan, and we had a good evening meal and excellent breakfast to see us on our way.
8. Hanafin's Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Family run bar no food available
Reviewed By Anna D - Cork, Ireland
This was a very quaint little pub! My parents and I went one night during our stay in Annascaul. The bartender and all of the patrons were very friendly and engaging!many thanks,it was indeed a pleasure to welcome you and your family,hoping we see you all agin. kind regards,John
9. Sailor's Catch/Patcheens Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By 101jumper - Kansas City, Missouri
Our family had dinner at Patcheens Bar based on the recommendation of Noel at the Annascaul B&B. Were were not disappointed. The pub is in an old stone building on the village's Main Street. The great room has several small tables and stools at the bar. The menu includes the usual Irish fare - stews and such - along with options for the kids. Of course, the bar is a full service as well. The locals and staff all greeted us and made us feel welcome.
10. Joan's Cafe Nua
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By SLM1962 - Chicago, Illinois
Tried 2 desserts,....the chocolate cake and the shortbread caramel chicolate bar. Both were outstanding!!! That was tje afternoon snack.
Then we went back later for the healthy and delicious salmon salad..with homemade balsamic and mixed greens from the garden.
And the owner and her staff could not be more friendly and welcoming. A must try!
