O'Donohues Pub in

Having "escaped" Doolin because all the pubs were packed, we returned to Fanore, near our B&B. We ate very well in this very well-kept pub, with a varied menu and a very friendly owner. Fair prices. There was no live music (I don't know if there is on other nights). An excellent alternative to Doolin. Recommended!

Adorable little pub in a really cute, cozy blue house with coastal views that would draw tears from a rock. Descended upon them in an excursion bus and they managed exceptionally well despite the vast number of tourists who couldn't follow basic direction. Pints went down almost too easy and chefs should be eligible for Thai citizenship with the unexpectedly delicious massaman curry and rice. Fish and chips were sublime. Also had the soup of the day (carrot and ginger) and I swear it hugged me from within. Bartender was a grumpy uncle in a really cool, chic seaside way.

Stopped while driving the Wild Atlantic Way after seeing the Cliffs of Moher and a great beach in the Burren. The Beef and Guinness Stew, Fish and Chips, and Seafood Chowder were all fantastic. Service was fast, and food was very tasty.

Despite the crowd, the dishes came really quickly and the food was good.

We absolutely loved this place! Located right on the coast in Fanore, it’s such a lovely and cosy Irish pub with a fantastic atmosphere. We originally wanted to try something typically Irish, but unfortunately we arrived quite late and the only food still available was pizza. As Italians, we honestly didn’t have very high expectations for pizza abroad… but we were completely wrong! It was genuinely one of the best pizzas we have ever had outside Italy. Absolutely delicious and a wonderful surprise! A special mention also goes to the pub itself, which is beautiful and full of character, and to the staff, who were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Definitely a place we would recommend and happily come back to. A wonderful experience on the Irish coast! 🇮🇪🍕🌊

A classic Irish pub with very good service. The atmosphere was mixed.. partly classic pub but also like a restaurant. A good section we stayed and of course had a Guinness and half a pint of local lager. The bartender gave good service and I recommend a visit if you are in Ireland and nearby!

Friendly service and very good food

Lovely place only one thing got to me was the the manager was so unfriendly towards tourists, as a person who ate there twice with my wife and left 90 euro each night after food not once did he acknowledge us in any from. As he said to his regular customer's business was quite compere to last last year, I wonder why.😡😡

Nice and atmospheric space, small variety of dish choices, but nice and tasty and generous portions with normal prices. Polite, cheerful, young and smiling staff.

We ate the most delicious loaded nachos ever here. Excellent service!