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For a pub that's owned by the k club and steeped in history, it's pretty dour. The lounge is slightly better that the bar but not by much. I remember this place when it was with the previous owner. There were old school tables as bar tables. It's only slightly better since then. They have done since work in the courtyard and given the outside a lick of pain. It's a small country pub in an affluent area owned by a pre... View all feedback.
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For a pub that's owned by the k club and steeped in history, it's pretty dour. The lounge is slightly better that the bar but not by much. I remember this place when it was with the previous owner. There were old school tables as bar tables. It's only slightly better since then. They have done since work in the courtyard and given the outside a lick of pain. It's a small country pub in an affluent area owned by a pre... View all feedback.
This is Ireland and it is a pub, and they don't even have fish and chips. The pizza was good.
Friendly pub with perfect Guinness Pint and good pizza
For a pub that's owned by the k club and steeped in history, it's pretty dour. The lounge is slightly better that the bar but not by much. I remember this place when it was with the previous owner. There were old school tables as bar tables. It's only slightly better since then. They have done since work in the courtyard and given the outside a lick of pain. It's a small country pub in an affluent area owned by a prestigious golf club but has none of the comforts or charm expected from that description. Prices match the hotel just don't expect the interior to. If not for the lack of options this place would have died off already.
For a pub that's owned by the k club and steeped in history, it's pretty dour. The lounge is slightly better that the bar but not by much. I remember this place when it was with the previous owner. There were old school tables as bar tables. It's only slightly better since then. They have done since work in the courtyard and given the outside a lick of pain. It's a small country pub in an affluent area owned by a prestigious golf club but has none of the comforts or charm expected from that description. Prices match the hotel just don't expect the interior to. If not for the lack of options this place would have died off already.
Suit's irish traditional pub with good food and life music in weekends. The authentic atmosphere makes you feel at home and you will get that feeling, you belong. A must try .. you never know who you'll meet.