Best Dinner Places to Eat in Kenmare

"When you go to a pub and The Ring of Kerry is on its doorstep, you know you've done pretty bloody well. Known as having the best boxty (potato cakes) in Ireland, Bricin is as much of a favourite with locals as it is with tourists – meaning you know it's legit."

"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."

"Known to serve the best boxty in Ireland, Bricín has gained quite a name for itself. A favourite amongst locals and tourists alike. Header image: @siobhainautumn @jenniyoung"

"62 High Street, Killarney, IrelandReservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full BarIrish, European, International, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Late NightHK$118 - HK$220+353 64 663 3062"

"Finally, we’re onto one of the more unique restaurants Killarney has to offer. Fans of the Lord of the Ring movies will most definitely want to check out Killarney’s Shire Bar and Café. With hobbit-themed interiors, a visit to this café feels like stepping inside Middle Earth."

"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."

"That’s lobster meat simmered in a cream-and-cognac sauce and served back in its shell, a specially delicious invention by Gaby’s Belgian owner-chef. Naturally, food like this doesn’t come cheap. Take your pick from the seafood platter (seven or eight kinds of fish in a cream-and-wine sauce), fish dishes, a selection of fillet and sirloin steaks or the herb-scented rack of lamb."

"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..."

"One of the more traditional hotels in Killarney is Tatler Jack, a family-run business with 10 ensuite guest rooms. The cosy bar and restaurant are open to non-residents and are popular with locals, which is a recommendation in itself. The friendly Irish bar is the place to learn the rules of Gaelic football from passionate supporters."

"As in most of Ireland we enjoyed a hearty breakfast made at our AirBnB. Their food and service always left of satisfied and ready to take on a day of exploring the countryside. When booking through AirBnB our breakfast way included, booking through another service it was note included in the stay."

"It looks quite small and unassuming from the outside but don’t let that fool you. Inside, it’s quite a big busy pub with excellent live music and a friendly atmosphere. The long narrow pub also serves food and is a great late-night bar."

"This restaurant was recommended to us by the bartender after our tour at Killarney Brewing Company. He mentioned how busy it can get as it is a local favorite, when we arrived they didn’t have a table for us. They were incredibly kind in asking us to wait, explore town for 30 minutes and when we come back they will have a table saved for us."

"9 College Street, Killarney, IrelandReservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free WifiIrish, European, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightHK$71 - HK$243+353 64 663 0903"

"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."

"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"

"More than 20 years in the making, this interactive sculpture garden is imaginative, thought-provoking and humorous, with nature and art working together to provide an unforgettable walk in the woods."

"This one is slightly different to the other options on the list but come on who doesn't want to go walking with alpacas?. This special farm allows you take an alpaca for a 40 minute walk while walking along a trail that runs past gorgeous fields, forestry and past the stunning waterfall. As well as the alpacas you can visit the rescued rabbits, donkeys, Shetland ponies, hens, cats and fogs."

"West Cork's adorable alpaca walk is a must for this summer's bucket list. Waterfall Alpaca Farm in Castledonovan, near Drimoleague, is a magical place where you can visit the cutest of furry mammals and even take them out for a hike. The nature-loving owners even rent out cabins for those who want the full wild experience."

"Built between 1842 and 1855, St Mary's Cathedral is a superb example of neo-Gothic revival architecture. Designed by Augustus Pugin, the cruciform building was inspired by Ardfert Cathedral, near Tralee."

"8 Fleming's Lane, Killarney, IrelandReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free WifiIrish, European, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night+353 (0)64-34295"

"You’ll find some of the best breakfast in Killarney in Noelle’s Cafe on Old Market Lane. The retro cafe has an extensive menu with something to tickle most fancies. One of the most popular things on the menu is the breakfast baps, made with locally sourced Kerry bacon and eggs."

"The food dished up by the fine folks at Café Du Parc is some of the most overlooked breakfast Killarney has to offer, and one glance at the photos above should tell you why!. Known for its “funky brunch” where you can sip on mimosas, coffees, juices and anything else your heart desires. There’s a Parisian cafe atmosphere as soon as you enter and the freshly baked goods further reinforce that feeling."

"Located on Cork Road and close to Daly’s Supermarket (where you can get some supplies for the day), this little cafe has an impressive selection for breakfast. Whether you want a full Irish or mini breakfast, there is something for everyone on the menu here. The omelette is ideal for anyone who can’t live without cheese and there is also porridge if you fancy some slow-burning carbs to prep you for the day."

"Nestled on New Market Lane, this quirky little cafe fires up a tasty feed for all who ramble through its doors. Out the front are cable-drum tables so you can sit and sip on your tea or coffee while enjoying a wee bit of fresh air. The breakfast menu is pretty varied; from breakfast smoothies to banana-chocolate bread to savoury pancakes to homemade soups."

"The curious cat is a wonderful cafe, as quirky as its name and with attentive and friendly staff. Vegetarians are in their element here – the cafe has a wide range of delectable baked treats, such as banana bread and brownies. The star of their daily specials menu is always their homemade soup."

"Finally, we’re onto one of the more unique restaurants Killarney has to offer. Fans of the Lord of the Ring movies will most definitely want to check out Killarney’s Shire Bar and Café. With hobbit-themed interiors, a visit to this café feels like stepping inside Middle Earth."

"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."