Kehoe's Pub & Parlour in Kilmore quay

Fantastic place definitely be back ,but not dog friendly, but we were allowed in the beer garden with our doggie Holly, so we had a drink and went back to our camper ,no atmosphere in the beer garden ,but it was beautiful done

Nice pub pleasant staff unfortunately food was not being served when we visited 🙄

Had a couple of pints here this afternoon young guy behind bar was a gent showed me the way to shop over the field we be back

I had the lemon sole for food which was slightly overcooked for my liking. The pub was busy and they seemed to be understaffed. I felt sorry for the waiters running around. The singer was ok, but he didn’t know how to sing in a pub. He sang every song the same way (very loudly). He probably would’ve been better without all those sound equipment.

We always visit here when in Ireland a proper pint of Guinness and a very good steak, lovely staff one of our favourite pubs

Lovely bit of grub ! And great portions 👌

Good food, crab dishes were delicious! Great nautical themed decorations, good Guinness and friendly atmosphere. Need to book a table if eating because they don’t do walk-ins.

Nice atmosphere filled with plates of good food... definitely worth a visit.

A joy to be in. The Guinness is to die for

Location is great. Staff are very friendly and helpful and engage well with customers. The pub itself is very quaint and has a great beer garden. They also have live music at the weekend, which is brilliant and beer is very reasonably priced by comparison to other bars. Unfortunately, (for us), the food was not good. It was quite bland, overpriced, (€27 euro for scampi with overheated potatoes and cheap overcooked frozen veg - I'd expect fresh at the very least for the prices they charge). Same price for a trio of fish at €27, which was overcooked and served again with the same frozen veg and mash)! Chips were an added extra by personal choice, they were fine. We love Kilmore Quay and we're regular visitors. We always eat in Mary Barrys but decided to give Kehoes a go to try their seafood as there was a seafood festival on that weekend but unfortunately there's just no comparison. More or less like for like pricewise but definitely not like for like food quality wise, so we will continue to eat in Mary Barrys going forward. More than happy to recommend Kehoes for good drinks, friendly atmosphere and great craic though.