The best restaurants in Kilsheelan

26/06/2025: Very kind and very delicious foods

21/06/2025: You can tell the food is good when there's a queue outside the door.. order your food, return to your car and they will bring it out to you. Worth the wait. U definitely won't be hungry after it either. Mango curry sauce is definitely worth a try with the chips

19/05/2025: Had heard good things about this place so we decided to try it. We arrived at 11:45 and a lady said that we'd missed breakfast but could order dinner at 12 which was fine. We sat down and she handed us some menus. After about 15 minutes a different lady came over and barked "you've the wrong menus" she took the menus and walked off. She came back a few moments later with a different but basically identical menu. She went away and another girl (young and friendly) took our order and was friendly. As we were sitting by the door we had an opportunity to see every customer who was coming in. Pretty much every customer was treated like an inconvenience by the first lady we met. She was saying things like: "How many? 4 is it? Well you'll have to wait 25 minutes as there's as least 20 ahead" or "We're very busy. There's a load of people ahead of you". Nobody received a friendly greeting which is a pity as everyone was out for Sunday lunch. Many were elderly or had young children. The lady could have said something like: " Hi folks, lovely day out isn't it? Are you enjoying the sun? I'm afraid there's a few ahead of you but I'm happy to offer you a drink while you wait" An elderly man came in with a child. Before he even said anything the woman barked: "we've no tables" He asked if he could get a take away and she said yes in about 30 minutes. He asked what he could order and she simply pointed to the specials board and didn't even offer him a menu. Food was OK, not bad just ok. We felt like we were in the way the entire time. Wouldn't return. Basis customer service training is needed.

10/05/2025: Upon being told that they were out of draught Bullmers I asked the women there what ciders they had available and it was like I'd asked them to climb Everest or something. Needless eye rolling and rudeness. Apparently asking what drinks a pub sells is beyond the pale.