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The staff were very friendly the service was good The food was good

Great food nice people good value and on the greenway. What more could one want

Stopped in after our All Ireland Rounders Final win and were treated like champions!!! Thank you so much to the amazing staff!

Wonderful staff working in this charming bar. Had a wonderful time there, made a great day even better. 🖤💛 Also, best pint of guinness I’ve ever had. Thank you so much!

Absolutely top class as always. Food was brilliant from start to finish. Proper homely food, cooked well. Our party of 10 didn't faze our server who was so attentive. Would highly recommend and pre-booking is almost essential during peak times to avoid disappointment. Will definitely be back.

Loved this place years ago before the motorway took us away from it. Revisited it last week for food and nothing had changed except for the lovely beer garden out the back overlooking the canal. Steak, chips, garlic mushrooms and chowder was as good as we remembered and we came away very happy with how they have retained the original atmosphere and quality of this bar.

Was always a great spot for food and still is! Worth leaving the motorway for, but I'd recommend booking ahead to guarantee a Table.

Lovely food , friendly staff and great food

Chowder was fab but the wait staff (the lady who appears to be in charge) is so rude. It’s a pity, she lets the place down. Lovely decor.

On Easter Monday, as the midlands were predicted to have sunshine, we decided to have lunch in Fureys before a stroll along the canal. We normally drop in on our way west to visit family for a quick bite.. the latest reviews were appalling, and no owner feedback... so we booked a table and when we arrived gently made this point. We had an excellent large chowder, shared as a starter; and then a chicken and beef burger, diy assembly, no complaints. So in my view, the negative reviews are unjust, but as we told the staff, the management's lack of response is more damaging than the poor reviews. PS - if you walk on the west towpath, there is no crossing at the aqueducts as the steps down to the road are closed off