South Pole Inn in Annascaul

A treasure trove of momentos of the expeditions of Tom Crean and a great place to stop for a rest, on your own travels. I've enjoyed spending time at the South Pole Inn on a couple of occasions and I'll be back there again before too long. Highly recommended.

Amazing food and great atmosphere. We will definitely call again

Great place to base yourself in the Dingle peninsula. Lot of walks around the area marked on a map opposite the Inn

This was our second visit to The South Pole Inn. We visited with CIE's Scots Irish Tour. We don't drink coffee, but if you put whiskey and whipped cream in it to make an Irish Coffee ... I'll drink coffee! Whee! I love the story telling and the fun window to the pole. The people there are always wonderful and I just love looking around at the things they have on display there. Outside, there was a group of school children playing near the water. I got to touch the water! Whee! * waving at the glow in the dark chickens behind the bar *

Historic Dingle Peninsula pub, locally brewed beer and tasty food, friendly service.

Red lemonade & taytos for the kids. Lovely spot.

Nice spot for dinner and a drink. Lots of history/signs to look at. Service was friendly and food was tasty. We were there early so no live music.

We enjoyed a nice atmosphere and dinner at the South Pole Inn. The service was very friendly and quick as well. The vegan casserole was a tasty vegetarian option and well seasoned!

This is definitely one of a kind. Very atmospheric in the main pub. Loads of stuff about Tom Crean who I admit I had never heard of. We sat at a high table next to the bar and were very well served. The fish and chips were excellent. Desserts though were not as good- apple pie needs to be hot and the cheesecake was way too sweet.

A great pub for lunch as we were walking the Dingle Way. Good service, good food, good beer and plenty of information on Tom Crean and his expedition.