Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Killorglin

"The fusion of Celtic imagination and loyalty to the best of what Ireland represents is at the heart of the success story of Bricín. The shop and restaurant occupies a unique place in the affections of both the locals and the many visitors for whom an evening in Bricín is the stuff of what dream holidays in Ireland are made of. Step inside their front door in High Street and you will experience the warm welcome and quality, traditional Irish food that will make you more than glad you called."

"Located in the heart of Killarney on High Street, Bricin has been serving tasty traditional Irish meals for over 20 years. When I say tasty, I mean mind-blowingly delicious. Their signature Irish boxty is to die for, as is the roast supreme of chicken."

"The friendly, family-run Treyvaud’s specialises in international cuisine. Brothers Paul and Mark were trained by their world-class chef father, Michel, when they were children, and today, Paul is fast becoming Ireland’s answer to Jamie Oliver, with several TV series and a book under his belt. Using only the finest and freshest ingredients, Treyvaud’s offers a cornucopia of dishes, such as pan-fried medallions of venison, succulent Kenmare bay scallops, organic Kerry beef and other reliable classics."

"If you’re in search of Killarney restaurants that make fine dining look easy, carve out some time to visit Treyvaud’s. Treyvaud’s is one of several family-run restaurants in Killarney and you’ll find it located on the towns Main Street where the dish up tasty international cuisine. Brother’s Paul and Mark are both amazing cooks."

"Mustard-fronted Treyvaud’s has a strong reputation for subtle dishes that merge trad Irish with European influences. The seafood chowder – a velvet stew of mussels, prawns and Irish salmon – makes a filling..."

"If you’ve ever dreamed of having a pint with Gandalf or protecting your burger from a hungry Gollum then this is the pub for you. Named after the Hobbit’s homeland of middle earth, the Shire offers an array of beers, cocktails, shots and gourmet burgers with names from the famous LOTR series. If you are lucky, Gandalf or Gollum will be around to take photos with or you can enjoy the free traditional music on Wednesdays and live band on Sundays."

"Perfectly located in the town centre, the Shire Cafe is easy to find (unlike Mordor) and the breakfast is top-notch. The menu here boasts a nice mix of options, with everything from porridge and a vegan breakfast to a full Irish and pancakes on offer. If you’re looking for a quick and easy breakfast in Killarney to-go, you can grab a smoothie from here and leg it off to do whatever activity you have planned for the day!"

"A truly unique pub that’s a definite must-visit in Killarney. The Shire was named after the homeland of the hobbits in Middle Earth, a fictional world created by the late great J. R. R. Tolkien in his fantasy book series Lord of The Rings."

"Gaby's is a refined dining experience serving superb seafood in a traditional manner. Peruse the menu by the fire before drifting past the wine racks to the low-lit dining room to savour exquisite dishes such as..."

"The Smoke House is a lively meeting place offering local beef cooked simply, burgers as they should be, new spins on the classics dishes and even a few vegetarian dishes. Brunch, Evening Tea and Dinner with an emphasis on local, delicious and healthy meats, vegetables, greens and grains. Local Beers, extensive wine by the glass list & Italian coffee too."

"This restaurant is located inside the Failte hotel which has been welcoming guests since 1960. It’s also conveniently located 0.3 miles from the Killarney National Park and only a 5 minute walk to the train station too!. The award winning restaurant serves up the finest in local Irish cuisine."

"Not all bars have big budgets or lots of easy-to-convert space or pavements - but places like Bob's Bar in Kanturk show what you can do with a bit of ingenuity, lots of hard work and (we're guessing) 15 trips to the nearest Woodies. The pub on Percival Street in the north Cork town started out in early May with a pretty basic backyard and garden back at the start of May. And a few weeks of hard work later - they've lovely covered pods, loads of space and lots of fairy lights."

"The menu at Mug and Bean is mighty, and there’s everything from smashed avocado on toast with poached eggs to homemade granola. If you plan on tackling Killarney’s Torn Mountain walk or the tough Cardiac Hill, the Creamy Porrige (Chunky rolled oats served with mixed toasted seeds, organic honey or berry compote) is just the job. There’s also a variety of egg dishes and the usual full Irish."

"From friendly stylish cafés to tasty fast food restaurants, there are numerous quality options to suit all tastes, styles and budgets. Here are a list of Cafés and Fast Food Restaurants that are located within walking distance of Castle Lodge.• Continental Café• Scéal Eile• Four Star Pizza• Allegro Pizzeria• Den Joe’s Fast Food Restaurant"

"Don’t let the Wild West decor fool you – Rob’s ranch serves up more than just steaks and ribs. In the last year or so the menu has been adapted to cater for veggies and vegans alike. Indeed, it is one of the best vegan and vegetarian friendly restaurants in Killarney."

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"A post shared by Clíona de Róiste (@clionaderoiste) on Sep 9, 2019 at 10:44am PDT. Killarney Brewing Company isn’t your usual Irish pub with a fine selection of beer and whiskey plus traditional Irish music. Instead, their specialty are craft beers, and there are a variety of brews to choose from."

"I don’t think so, and if you agree then you will also love the Killarney Brewing Company. This independent craft beer brewery offers not just fantastic food and drink, but also a great tour experience to visitors to Killarney. The tour will run about an hour and includes a hilarious video."

"If you are a craft beer drinker I believe that Killarney Brewing Company is a must visit. You can read about our tour at Killarney Brewing here. Muckross Rd, Dromhale, Killarney, Co."

"Fiery spices waft from this cosy spot, which sizzles up authentic stir-fries and wok-fried noodles along with rich curries, rice dishes and noodle soups. All of its produce is organic, and vegetarian choices..."

"Next up is one of the best restaurants in Killarney for Asian cuisine. I’m talking, of course, about the brilliant Khao. Craving some tasty Asian food?"

"The Avenue Hotel is another of the more popular places to stay in Killarney if you want to be based right at the thick of it. Combining comfort with a budget-friendly price, Killarney Avenue Hotel is one of the best choices for those looking for cheap hotels close to Killarney town centre. This elegant four-star hotel has 66 beautiful rooms with large windows, high-end furnishings and luxurious bedding close to Kenmare Place and the entrance to Killarney National Park."

"If your perfect evening is holed up in a traditional Irish pub, then the snug and welcoming Kenmare Rooms at the Killarney Avenue Hotel is just the ticket. Find yourself a cosy corner with a pint of Guinness and kick-back with the locals to enjoy some live music. A town centre location also means plenty of other local pubs are within an easy stroll, plus you have the famous Golden Gate entrance to Killarney National Park just opposite."

"The Mad Monk by Quinlans is located on Plunkett Street in the heart of Killarney. This is a restaurant style venue with a great reputation for all things fresh that is delivered daily direct from their boats or from local butchers. They offer a wide range of fresh fish meals, from native Lobster, Salmon, Crab, Scallops, Prawns, Hake, Lemon Sole, Plaice, Haddock, Wild Mussels and Ray Wing and daily specials."