Foleys Bar & Restaurant in

We stopped to eat there completely by chance because it was the only restaurant we found on our route and really fate made us discover a great stop! The meal was truly delicious, the setting charming, the prices affordable, the professionals welcoming and the view breathtaking! You can stop there without hesitation!

Welcoming, delicious and plentiful food, and...excellent Guinness! We hope to return!

Great spot, had a very tasty lunch, lovely experience. Thanks.

It was a wonderful, convivial evening with very nice people and great live music. The chocolate cake is a real treat. The owners were very friendly, and the waitress was very patient and explained the daily menu to me perfectly, even with my limited English vocabulary. There was delicious draft cider. Thank you for the wonderful evening.

Foley's Bar is a great place to simply enjoy a beer in peace. It's a quaint pub with an adjoining dining room. This is where the locals meet, so it's not a tourist trap. There was live music on Wednesday. The food was excellent. The spring rolls were fresh and homemade. The cake for dessert was top-notch. The bar has retained the charm of decades past.

Friendly service that was able to accommodate a big group on short notice. Some of the best fish and chips we had on our entire trip. Tasted super fresh. Fidelis, one of the owners, treated us like family. Absolutely would make this a stop on the Dingle Penninsula

Lovely pub and excellent staff. The chefs special should be tried... the pint was amongst d best I've had in Ireland

Had many meals and pints here and myself and my partner have always been made so welcome, if your travelling round inch please drop in you won't be disappointed, oh and thank you martini your a gem love Steve and Ali xxx see you all soon xxx

Hands down this was the stand out evening of a lengthy run down Ireland’s wild Atlantic coast. After a hard day’s sunbathing on Inch beach, I rang and was recommended to come earlier rather than later as they had live music. After a quick scrub at the campsite, I walked up to the pub, ordered a pint and went to listen to a fabulous group of friends singing to what seemed like more friends. Couldn’t decide between ordering mussels or the local Annascaul black pudding. Obviously I chose both. With pint of the black stuff. After disposing of that I rejoined the singing and dancing. Huge thanks to the bar and restaurant staff and of course, to the group that charmed and entertained us all.

Having been disappointed with our chosen restaurant being closed, we were travelling back to where we were staying when we saw Foleys and decided to give it a try. The friendly landlady greeted us and took our order. We enjoyed a glass of Killarney Blonde while we waited for our meals. A burger arrived, exactly as ordered. A delicious bowl of Thai Chicken curry with rice and a plate of scampi were served by the chef/patron. Lovely atmosphere and well cooked and presented food. If you visit Inch beach, this is recommended.