Restaurant in Lahinch

tippniall

Hey,

heading to lahinch at the weekend and wondered if anybody could recommend a good restuarant thats not overly expensive?

Cheers

finbarrk

Cornerstone Bar is good.

raymond.duggan

Randaddys is a new restaurant newly opened on the prom. They have a web site.... Google it.

tippniall

thanks,

someone had mentioned O'looneys too i think?

black & white

O'Looneys is Ok, don't agree with a previous poster re the Cornerstone though, ate there twice and would not go back.

Daniel S

tippniall wrote: »

Hey,

heading to lahinch at the weekend and wondered if anybody could recommend a good restuarant thats not overly expensive?

Cheers

Trust me, O' Looney's is the place for ya. The lasagna is really good too!
Great views from there. :cool:

Kilnababe

tippniall wrote: »

Hey,

heading to lahinch at the weekend and wondered if anybody could recommend a good restuarant thats not overly expensive?

Cheers

For class food and not freezer to microwave rubbish go to Barrtra out of town a few miles on the road to MilltownMalbay. Top class food & views.

dr.fuzzenstein

The Atlantic is quite nice and their bangers and mash are spectacular.
Also good in there is the seafood chowder, cajun chicken bap with chips and their deserts are something else.
But in really nice weather I'd have a bag of chips and a burger from Enzo's on the promenade any day.
Or bring a barbecue.;)

Battleflag

You can't beat sitting outside of O Looneys with a bit of food and a few drinks, the view is great

Auldloon

Kilnababe wrote: »

For class food and not freezer to microwave rubbish go to Barrtra out of town a few miles on the road to MilltownMalbay. Top class food & views.

Barrtra was one of my favourite restaurants anywhere. Not sure if its already happened but it is to be under new ownership. Its easy find out just ask if you call. Seeing as it was the owners who cooked and served the meals that will obviously mean changes.

tippniall

Tried O'Looneys and Danny Macs!Both were very good! highly recommend them! And the view was very nice too!

redhot

mtb_kng wrote: »

Trust me, O' Looney's is the place for ya. The lasagna is really good too!
Great views from there. :cool:

I got some nasty food poisoning from O'Looneys upstairs restaurant (violently sick) a couple of years back. They were very apologetic, have never heard any other complaints about the place, but I won't go back (had to have a day off work and was up all night). Nice view, yes indeed.

Daniel S

redhot wrote: »

I got some nasty food poisoning from O'Looneys upstairs restaurant (violently sick) a couple of years back. They were very apologetic, have never heard any other complaints about the place, but I won't go back (had to have a day off work and was up all night). Nice view, yes indeed.

A few years back? How many years back? It's been rebuilt now.

redhot

mtb_kng wrote: »

A few years back? How many years back? It's been rebuilt now.

Hi MTB_Kng, It was just after they re-opened following the rebuild (so maybe a couple of years I guess)

Henry Ford III

Plenty of options in Lahinch. I think the steak in The Atlantic is pretty good. There's an Indian, and a couple of Chinese places too.

All the places mentioned above are fine too btw.

Hawk Wing 2

The Indian is pretty good actually

dr.fuzzenstein

Hawk Wing 2 wrote: »

The Indian is pretty good actually

And they have Krombacher beer!
MMmmmmhhhhhhhhhhh! Krombacher!:cool:

Shapey Fiend

I'd opt for The Old Bakehouse on the main st. in Miltown.

Henry Ford III

Shapey Fiend wrote: »

I'd opt for The Old Bakehouse on the main st. in Miltown.

A fine place I'm sure but it's in the wrong town.

coffeelover

The Shamrock is really nice too
Don't really like the cornerstone.

Shanee.

Shamrocks burger with mash is unreal.. Indians supposed to be one of the best in Clare!

willow tree

olooneys for a drink for the view for sure;). i really like food in cornerstone, indian... is the black oak still there? a bit pricey but a bit special in my memory:rolleyes:

goodgolfer64

tippniall wrote: »

Hey,

heading to lahinch at the weekend and wondered if anybody could recommend a good restuarant thats not overly expensive?

Cheers

can never remember one restaurant where i thought well that was good value.....most evening mains 15euro plus....
head there every year for golf....but when times were good i didnt mind as much....
anybody know the cheapest spots to hit for grub....other than the supermarket..?

/V\etalfish

Lads, is the Indian still there?
I tried ringing the number I have and it's not in use anymore.

If anyone have a number or even the name of the Indian that would be great, there's 12 of us heading down this weekend so I'd definitely need to book.

Clareman

I know it's not Lahinch, but I was in Corofin at the weekend (can be argued that it's on the way to Lahinch I guess ) and stopped in the Corofin Arms, it was top notch, I had a steak and my other half had a Chili Chicken Wrap, both dished were lovely. It was washed down with a nice coffee (tea for Mrs. Clareman) and a slice of homemade tart, nom nom. Oh yeah, and they have a fine collection of foreign beers, I had a nice bottle of Moreiti(sp.) beer.

Battleflag

/V\etalfish wrote: »

Lads, is the Indian still there?
I tried ringing the number I have and it's not in use anymore.

If anyone have a number or even the name of the Indian that would be great, there's 12 of us heading down this weekend so I'd definitely need to book.

According to the internet:

Lahinch Tandoori 065-7086955

If it doesn't work just give one of the other places mentioned here a go, plenty to choose from!