Trying to decide where to try to eat in Dingle before hitting the pubs. Where do you recommend? We'll try anything and offbeat ideas are welcome. Heading there in July.
Posted by
Land of La
9221 posts
I liked Ashes.
This link is helpful http://thetaste.ie/wp/24-hours-dingle-food-guide-kerry/
When I travel I always look at food blogs to help me find new places to try and hopefully enjoy.
Seems the sweet coffee house I liked going to for a nosh has permanently closed. Was the Wren’s Nest Coffee House and Garden. Too bad.
Enjoy Dingle. Slainte!
Posted by
Chicagoland
279 posts
It was a bit of a splurge, but Lord Baker’s was just wonderful. I had perhaps the best lamb I have ever had there, and the rest of the meal was equally terrific.
Posted by
Myrtle Beach, USA
12313 posts
The only place I'd recommend is the fish and chips place Reel Dingle Fish. It's take out, you can walk to the Marina for a nice water view with your meal.
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Out of the Blue, seafood restaurant in Dingle was very good. The only place we made a reservation well in advance for!
Posted by
Alpharetta, Ga, USA
277 posts
Extremely good meal at Out of the Blue. Walked in early (about 6PM I think) w/o reservation. A little later would have been impossible w/o reservations. Also as many of the restaurants we visited in Ireland they have a "limited" menu selection for early dining at a fair discount. 2nd night dinner at John Benny's pub, which I would rate as "ok".
Lunch at Reel Dingle Fish and Chips was also extremely good. We split an order of fish and chips (we had the cod) and it was plenty for two.
Posted by
OP
Cleveland
17 posts
Is it usual to be able to get into a restaurant early without reservation? Might be right up our alley to have dinner around 6, then head to the pubs.
Posted by
Alpharetta, Ga, USA
277 posts
We did this 4 times during our 10 days in Ireland at nice restaurants. Would suggest no later than 6 pm. Obviously sometimes got less desirable tables, sat at the bar once. Apparently a FEW tables are available for early diners along with the "senior discount" sometimes. Of course we were also turned away at Rick's top choice in Temple bar and Galway. All restaurants were always completely filled by 7 pm.
Also note that dinner with a bottle of decent wine ran about 105 euros. Basically 30% more than Greece last year.
Posted by
Last Frontier aka Alaska 🏔️
3561 posts
@Evocative-for popular places like Out of the Blue in high season, you should definitely make reservations. I second the recommendation for Lord Baker’s. Very good. Global Village is also excellent, but pricey.