Food and coffee

Where to eat and drink in Castlegregory

This is a small coast and its kitchens keep small-coast hours. Several places close one or two days a week, some are seasonal, and the good ones fill on a summer evening. Please ring ahead, particularly on a summer evening or when something is on in the village, when a place that normally feeds forty people is feeding rather more.

If you are eating before an evening out, book for six or a little before; if you would rather eat afterwards, check the kitchen's closing time when you ring, because last orders here are earlier than you may be used to.

Places to eat

Coffee

Blow-In Coffee Small independent coffee shop on Strand Street: coffee, cakes and snacks, with vegan and non-dairy options. Website ↗ · Map it ↗

Near Castlegregory

Tomásín's Bar and restaurant on the Conor Pass road at Stradbally, three kilometres west of the village, placed third in the Irish Independent's Go List of Irish pubs for 2026. Irish cooking with a Korean hand, a kids' menu, and dogs welcome. +353 89 962 4510 Website ↗ · Map it ↗
O'Connor's Guesthouse Family-run guesthouse, pub and restaurant in Cloghane, overlooking the Brandon estuary. +353 66 713 8113 Website ↗ · Map it ↗
Murphy's Pub Family-run pub on Brandon pier with an outdoor deck over Brandon Bay. +353 87 187 5635 Website ↗ · Map it ↗
Brandon Café (Mullally's) Café and bar with a beer garden in Brandon village. +353 66 713 8154 Map it ↗
Ashe's Bar & Restaurant Celebrated seafood bar and restaurant on Main Street, a Dingle institution. +353 66 915 0989 Website ↗ · Map it ↗
The Fish Box Boat-to-plate seafood on Green Street, supplied by the family's own trawler. +353 87 602 7866 no booking needed · Website ↗ · Map it ↗

Opening days and hours change with the season and at short notice. Ring before you set out.

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