Location: Dunfanaghy
Top Restaurants in Dunfanaghy
County Donegal, Ireland Food Guide: 10 Irish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Dunfanaghy
Best Irish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Irish food in Dunfanaghy. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Irish restaurants near you.. Dunfanaghy (Irish: Dún Fionnachaidh, meaning "fort of the fair field") is a small town, former fishing port, and commercial centre in County Donegal, Ireland. It lies on Donegal's North West coast, specifically the west side of Sheephaven Bay, on the N56 road (the West Donegal Coastal Route).
Things to do in Dunfanaghy
10. Varden lounge
Situated on the main road to Killahoey Blue Flag Beach, The Varden Lounge offers something for every taste and budget. From Light Bites to four course meals, whatever the occasion, we will endeavour to make your experience with us a truly enjoyable one.
Reviewed By Leo M
Called there Sunday 5th June '16 whilst staying in the village. We were made very welcome by the staff and offered a table in the lounge area of the new clubhouse. A young barman gave us menus and took our drinks order. There was a good selection of dishes available and the prices were very reasonable. I opted for the steak sandwich which came with a side order of chips and my partner picked the catch of the day. Both arrived without a long wait, nicely presented. The steak sandwich was slices of meat in a ciabatta roll & a salad serving. The catch of the day came as two pieces of fresh cod in a crispy batter on a bed of hot chips and mushy peas. The quality of both meals was excellent and the staff were very pleasant.Overall we'd definitely eat there again on our next visit. For quality and price, you'll not find anything to compare it with.
9. Michaelangelos Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Michaelangelos is a modern family bar and restaurant run by 2 chefs Michael and Angelo. We pride ourselves on serving up good honest food in a friendly laid back atmosphere. Our extensive menu ranges from homemade soups and local seafood dishes to full a
Reviewed By Bigdogbelfast
We used to eat regularly in this restaurant and was very annoyed when we heard that this had closed. What a surprise to see someone have the foresight to invest in the decor and bring in two great chefs that produce the most delightful fresh food. This is a fish lovers dream - the scampi was the best I think Iâve ever tasted the wife got a steak which was cooked to perfection. Please give this a try you wonât be disappointed.
8. Buttermilk Art Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By RoMcD2014
Couldnât resist stopping here after our Sheephaven Bay Swim down the lane. Went to the horse box outside because the weather was so lovely. Beautiful vanilla chai latte and caramel square with a beautiful view and they happily use your own reuseable cup!
7. The Seascapes Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By LMsept
its a generously sized restaurant with efficient service. Mussels starter and sea bass main were lovely, Cajun chicken not authentic and a little tough. seasonal veg and potatoes were nice and cheeseboard a good way to finish. We had a nice bottle of Chilean sauvignon.
6. Oyster's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Dean L
Called in on a Sunday afternoon was not to busy and we were delighted with our lunch! My wife had the club Sandwich and I had the seafood chowder which I though was first class ! Man who looked after us was very nice and friendly!
5. Starfish Cafe & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By rickr398
Stopped by for a lunch at this small cafe in town. Had a very nice menu to choose from and had a roomy and nicely done interior. We ordered the soup of the day, a ham and Brie sandwich and a chorizo and goat cheese sandwich. The soup was fine, nothing special, but the 2 sandwiches were very tasty and worth getting again. Plates came with small salad and crisps. Good service.
4. Arnou Cafe & Gourmet Burger Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Arnou Cafe & Gourmet Burger Bar is open daily serving a full breakfast and lunch menu alongside a delicious selection of homemade sweet treats and specialty coffees. In the evening Arnou transforms into a Gourmet Burger bar until late evening and provides
Reviewed By trevcole
Cafe Arnou is my âgo tooâ cafe/bistro in Dunfanaghy. The service and food is consistently good and healthy options are aplenty. Shannon, Evelyn, Kayleigh....all of them, are consistently good and have a great sense of humour which adds to the ambience of the Cafe. The decor perhaps needs a little âfaceliftâ but itâs appeal is nonetheless undeniable.
3. Lizzie's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 530 reviews
Opening hours: Sunday - Thursday : 9.30am - 8.00pm Friday - Saturday : 9.30am - 10pm
Reviewed By NickAstro
The food was so good we went two nights running. Friendly staff and a relaxing atmosphere. Will definitely come again next time I'm in town.
2. Cove Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Bistro-style restaurant in an amazing location overlooking Hornhead, Sheephaven Bay (our holding tank for Crab and Lobster!) and the distant hills and fields which provide the best quality, fresh produce for your enjoyment. Elegant relaxed surroundings, a
Reviewed By MIreland200810
Called in on an afternoon to make an evening reservation,no problem met Peter ,the owner.Shown to upstairs bar on arrival.Nice setting with views over bay .Back down to restaurant,and started off with a sea food terrine,and prawns .Very tasty .Next was a fillet steak and lamb shank. Perfectly cooked and presented. Very attentive staff .Just had room left for one shared apple pie . What a find this restaurant was ,will definitely be back Thanks Peter,and all your staff .
1. The Mill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By 751VictorB
Have eaten several times at the Mill. On this occasion we stayed overnight and had dinner with some friends. As usual the location is stunning beside the âNewâ lake. The rooms are well appointed and spacious with all the facilities that you would want including complementary drinks. The Mill has a wine licence therefore no spirits.The meal we had was not up to their usual standard. Both my friend and myself ordered a rare fillet which came over done. However, the ladies had fish which were perfect. In the morning, breakfast had a good menu with lots of options including some local fare. I had an omlette which again was overdone and as a consequence ârubberyâ but tasty.Despite these reservations would highly recommend.
