Algiers Inn in Baltimore

An atmospheric restaurant in the city center. Its name refers to a historic event in 1631, when pirates from Algiers invaded the town and kidnapped all the inhabitants. Only two people returned from captivity. The menu is traditional, yet enhanced with African spices. The decor evokes Arab and Berber culture. A unique history and a unique place. I highly recommend it.

The Algiers is a wonderful place for a delicious supper or a great brunch. If you’re not hungry it does a great pint.

Excellent food and drinks and lovely ambience on a Monday evening in beautiful Baltimore. Really enjoyed the meatballs, boneless wings and patatas braves finished off with 2 delicious desserts of key lime pie and churros. Also enjoyed a couple of nice cocktails and bottle of wine. Staff were excellent so allin all it id highly recommended.

It wasn't busy at all. Not a really wide selection of food.

This place was so cool! After hiking for like 3 hours on Sherkin we desperately needed to rest and this place did not disappoint. The food? INSANELY GOOD! Even their desert was top notch. It was decorated so well too. if I ever go back to Ireland I am for sure coming back here. 12/10

Brill fish burger! Would go back just for that

Walk ins only, no reservations but great food, locally sourced. Good atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating available. The ladies toilet is also of historical interest 😉

We had a wonderful time here. Excellent service.

Walked in Sunday evening of a bank holiday and it was no issue, 6 of us were accommodated and food was lovely

We had a great experience at Algiers, chanced a walk in on a Saturday evening as we were passing after coming off one of the Cape Clear ferries, and it didn’t disappoint. We had our dog with us and were seated out in their cute little terrace (protected from the weather). Tried a selection of items of the menu and a couple of West Cork Brewery beers. Everything was delicious - the Sticky Date Pudding was exceptional.