Powers Thatch Bar & Restaurant in Oughterard

Nice coffee ☕️ but no waggon wheels

Some of the best mussels I've had. Quiet lovely place, definitely worth a visit!

Great place with delicious food. Highly recommend mussels and Irish stew

Great spot, but worth mentioning, dogs are no longer allowed indoors. Clonbur, Carna, Clifden and Letterfrack are now the only options in the region for a bite to eat on a rainy day with the dog in tow. 😒

We visted on a week day, ordered fish and chips, burger and two portions of chichen wings. Payed 60 Euro. The food is good the service too.

Extraordinary atmosphere! This pub doesn't look like much from the outside, but once you're inside, it's something else! Great band and waitresses. We waited 5-10 minutes at the bar before being seated. And the food is very good quality, for the prices! (I still can't believe I paid €6.20 for a pint, when I see the prices in France 🤣🤣). In short. Stop in, push open the door, and enjoy what Ireland has to offer!!!

We really enjoyed our lunch at Powers Thatch today. Every dish we had was delicious, and the homemade bread was absolutely perfect. It was great to have the option of half portions and to be able to bring a loaf of the bread home. The staff were wonderfully friendly and helpful. We’ll definitely be back again!

Great time, food, music and people. The stew and mash are excellent. Ivan and McCormack are great bartenders.

Stopped for lunch as Oughterard was midway on our drive from Doolin to Clifden ... was thrilled to be able to stop, if only to take photos, as the name on the building matches my last name. We were able to sit and eat lunch on a rainy Sunday afternoon. The seafood chowder was the best I ate during our 2 weeks in Ireland (and I think I had seafood chowder at least 7 or 8 times) as it was chock full of seafood. Quality pour of Guinness as well. My kids rated the fish and chips highly and my wife loved the vegetable soup and brown bread. Will be back one day to linger a bit longer and sample the night life.

Plusz grand qu’il n’y paraît, Powers propose en plus une cuisine riche de plats locaux. Le service est particulièrement attentionné : nous n’avons pas eu besoin de demander de l’eau, et surtout, la serveuse nous a spontanément amené une cuillère supplémentaire pour partager le dessert. La déco est typique également. Nous avons passé un super moment !