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Top 10 Places to Eat

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1. Packies

The hallmark of Maura Foley’s cooking is simplicity and purity of ingredients. Relaxed and informal setting.
2. Sheen Falls

Everything about the Sheen Fall Lodge is grand. The hotel is immaculately run, exuding sophisticated style. The restaurant is no exception and the food is faultless.
3. Annie’s Restaurant

Chef-owner Annie Barry uses fresh local produce to create Irish dishes with a European twist. Set in a pretty seaside village, it is very popular, so book ahead.
4. Doyle’s Seafood Bar

In an area awash with seafood, this relaxed restaurant serves traditional fish dishes alongside more adventurous concoctions.
5. The Purple Heather

Simple food but cooked to perfection – pâtés to die for, beautifully light omelettes and hearty sandwiches on homemade bread.
6. Nick’s Restaurant

This is an extremely relaxed and jolly place very popular with the locals, with generous portions of traditional dishes.
7. Gaby’s Seafood Restaurant

Run by the Maes family who have been in the business for decades, Gaby’s is considered to be one of the best fish restaurants in town.
8. Bantry House

This fine house (see Bantry Bay and Bantry House) overlooking Bantry Bay has a craft shop and an excellent café with informal seating.
9. The Cooperage

Modern in style and decor, this bar and restaurant attracts a younger crowd than many of the other local restaurants in this price range.
10. Chart House Restaurant

This informal modern restaurant is to the east of town with windows overlooking the harbour. The food combines many flavours, with both Asian and European influences.