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Curious as to how salmon is smoked? Discover Burren Smokehouse's first kiln and its unique salmon mosaics. Taste the freshly smoked organic salmon from Irish waters and enjoy other culinary delights. Open every day. Read more
Cullinan's Restaurant & Guesthouse is centrally located in the heart of Doolin, County Clare. It’s highly acclaimed restaurant overlooks the Aille River and offers a great range of dishes. Read more
Byrnes is a contemporary and informal restaurant where guests can enjoy the best of local, fresh produce in a beautiful and unique riverside setting. Read more
Vaughans Anchor Inn is situated in the picturesque fishing village of Liscannor. They specialize in the finest of seafood and only use the highest quality, fresh ingredients. Read more
Gus O'Connors Pub is one of the most famous pubs in Ireland and is located in the centre of the beautiful town of Doolin, County Clare. Traditional Music sessions take place nearly every night of the week and they well known for their fresh seafood. Read more
Mc Dermotts is a genuine Irish pub located in Doolin, County Clare. It has a great mixture of locals and tourists. Traditional music is provided almost every night of the week and food is served daily. Read more
Vaughan’s Pub and Restaurant is located in West Clare in the lovely town of Kildysart and it has won several awards for excellence. They have live music every weekend and set dancing twice a week. Read more
The Clare Jam Company produces traditionally handmade preserves at their premises at The Clare Jam Shop on the Burren Way, and the Wild Atlantic Way, between Doolin and the Cliffs of Moher. Read more
Dining room with a view of the Cliffs of Moher. Varied menus compiled daily by chefs. Seafood a speciality. Closed early October to late AprilMonday to Sunday from 18.45 to 21.00Closed Tuesday evenings. Read more
Sheedys Hotel & Restaurant is a long established 4* hotel, offering the very best in food, service and hospitality. The restaurant has two rosettes from AA and TripAdvisor Awards of Excellence 2013/4/5. Read more
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