Location: Lisdoonvarna
Top Restaurants in Lisdoonvarna
Best Irish food near Lisdoonvarna, Province of Munster, Ireland
Best Irish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Irish food in Lisdoonvarna. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Irish restaurants near you.. Lisdoonvarna (Irish: Lios Dúin Bhearna, meaning "fort of the gapped keep") is a spa town of 739 people (2011 census) in County Clare in Ireland. The town is famous for its music and festivals. Although the music festival was discontinued in the 1980s, Lisdoonvarna still hosts its annual matchmaking festival each September.
Things to do in Lisdoonvarna
10. McGann's Pub & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1631 reviews
Reviewed By bobbascom
The beer is obviously good and the food is pretty good but the fun starts once the music gets going. Great Trad and a fun time to be had here. The Beef Stew is very good by the fish cake was just OK.
9. McDermott's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1347 reviews
Traditional irish pub owned and run by the same family since 1876. Serving home cooked meals daily from march to november 1st. Groups catered for with reservations. Traditional irish music live every night all summer long. Come and join us!!
Reviewed By G4458ORstevea
McGann's which has a higher rating than McDermott's was closed, so we went to McDermott's. We are glad we did! It was great! The atmosphere is pure Irish, the food was excellent, the beer cold and the staff friendly. I had the duck, which was maybe the best meal I've had in Ireland, and my wife had the prawns, which she also thought was outstanding. We sipped on a few beers until the entertainment started at 9:00. They were good as well and capped off a terrific evening.A very good spot!
8. Doolin Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 488 reviews
We at Doolin Café aim to provide fresh and healthy food options. We serve breakfast which is oven baked consists of the full irish, scramble eggs with a choice of sides, eggs benedict or florentine, gluten free pancakes and breakfast waffles. Our lunch op
Reviewed By Nisrinette
I tried the fruit cake , and bought 2 marmelades.The owner is very nice and helpful, they offer bicycle rent as well for 15â¬Eh Nisrinette.... sorry but this is the doolin cafe.... i think you may have review by mistake....
7. The Terrace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By MeathDeirdre
We stopped off for tea and cake, a favourite hobby of ours. While the teapot was a great size and hot the cake was disappointing. A chocolate slice for himself that was warmed and served with cream but the cake itself was too sweet and had no real texture. Mine was salted caramel and reminded me of a frozen dessert that has been defrosted, it was disappointing and not cheap.
6. The Irish Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
The Irish Arms is a Pub, Restaurant and B & B situated in Lisdoonvarna Co Clare. This landmark Pub has been owned and run by The McNamara Family since 1990. It's reputation as the best Pub in which to dine in Lisdoonvarna has been built on steadily, year
Reviewed By Moog0_4
Stopped by for a drink here and would highly recommend it . The pub is comfy and inviting , with its own little snug down the back . It also serves food , however we didnât eat there, so canât comment , but having perused the menu it looks like good value. A nice place to settle in for an evening .
5. Rathbaun Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By 618iand
RARELY do I give 5 stars. Rathbaun is pretty terrific. Itâs a family owned and operated and evident through the smiles and genuine concern. The menu is simple yet covered everyone in our group including the vegetarian and vegan. Thereâs live music. Good music. Clap your hands and dance if you wish. Stay here too! Sweet little village near The Cliffs but just far enough so the crowds and prices are reasonable. When I return, Iâll stay here! I had lamb stew last night and seafood chowder tonight. DELICIOUS!
4. Wild Honey Inn Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Wild Honey Inn is Ireland's only Michelin One Star Pub. Here we have re-invented the concept of Irish pub dining â combining refined bistro cooking with the ambience and warmth of a traditional country inn. Here, classic cuisine meets earthy realness, pre
Reviewed By drimbane
Ate here as a party of four and we all had the 60 euro tasting menu. We all agreed it was excellent and the concept of locally sourced food cooked very well shone through. In particular, the lamb and crab were delicious. Portion size is a little small. The service was very good, efficient and courteous. Booking the restaurant is a bit of an ordeal and maybe they could make it easier on themselves and the customer. Its probably worth staying overnight to make it more enjoyable.
3. Sheedy's Country House Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By nisha09
Sheedy's is a lovely hotel and the restaurant is impeccable, and impeccably run. We could hardly have been treated with more warmth and attention from the wait staff. My issue with it is simply that it needs to haul itself into the 21st century with a bit more enthusiasm by embracing more than one vegetarian main to allow choice. To have one main - a somewhat indifferently cooked squash ragout - is frustrating. I also ordered a green salad that had a straight-out-of-the-bag look and taste. I'm sure that all this is down to a lack of local demand. But with so many eating less meat or turning to veganism/vegetarianism, and with numerous chefs worldwide showing how it can be done, one hopes that change is on the way.
2. The Roadside Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 797 reviews
The pub is open all year round from 10am until late. Food is served by Kieran's Kitchen from March until beginning of November. Last orders at 8.45pm. In spring 2011, Peter Curtin embarked on a new endeavour: He set up the Burren Brewery in the Roadside T
Reviewed By shirleym7
Fabulous place to visit, food amazing, dropped in after visiting the Burren Smokehouse, a great place for lunch! Staff very friendly and attentive. My brother had bacon and cabbage, and my sister in law and I shared the platter. Fabulous pate and smoked salmon as well as cheese and meat!
1. Hyland's Burren Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Dinning at Hylands Burren Hotel is located in picturesque village of Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare which is the mid point of the Wild Atlantic Way and is surrounded by the wonderful Burren district of Co. Clare. The hotel is family owned and managed by the Quin
Reviewed By Mike S
The owner, who also runs the shop in town, with full disclosure, sent us here when we inquired about a place in Ballyvaughan to eat. It was delightful, delicious and satisfying. A good value as well. His shop also had some treasures we brought home with us.Thank you so much Mike S for giving us a five star rating and for complimenting our food and facilities and thank you for your compliments about Mr. Quinn's shop.Looking forward to welcoming you back sometime soon again.
