Harrison's in Cliffoney

The wait for a soup, pasta and salad took more than half an hour on a Monday evening. I’ve never seen a salad where onion was basically the main ingredient — so cheap! The prices are the same as in Dublin, but the quality of the pasta was absolutely awful; the kids didn’t even eat half of it. I would never come back here, even if I were starving.

Dogs are allowed on the covered terrace.

Very good food. They use local produce. I was super surprised to find several gluten free items on the menu. As a German tourist who can't have guten, I was in heaven when I had the first bite of the pizza. They can make every pizza gluten free.

Went as part of a group. The owner was so friendly and the food was excellent!

Sorry, but having to order and pay in advance at the counter of a "good" restaurant, just because you're sitting a meter away on the "terrace," is a significant drawback. The friendliness of the staff decreased noticeably with their salaries, and the portions were rather small.

Great restaurant with fantastic food and very friendly service. We booked in advance because we couldn't get a table the night before. The four of us ordered the appetizer platter with pork belly, fish cakes, and baked brie. It was delicious. For our main courses, we had chowder, the fish pie, a steak sandwich, and the monkfish. Everything was absolutely delicious! We highly recommend this restaurant!

The tiramisu was the best I've had in a long time!

I used to eat here quite often when it was Horse Holiday Farm. I was curious to see what it's like now. The food is still very tasty, though in my opinion a bit more expensive than other places in the area. I had the pasta Alfredo and my friend had the steak sandwich. Both were really good. The service was friendly too.

We had a good dinner at a reasonable price.

If you've never tried smoked fish pie, this is the place to go! Very friendly service and a very appealing menu. And although the restaurant is right on the road, it has a very pleasant atmosphere. Stopping on the N15 was definitely worth it!