Glenbeigh village
The Glenbeigh Hotel
Casual gastrobar dining with hearty favourites and Atlantic seafood. A convenient village choice after a day walking or exploring the coast.
Glenbeigh · Cromane · Killorglin
A Taste of Kerry.
Well-reviewed restaurants, coastal tables and village cafés — 18 places within about 13 km of the lodge to consider for your next meal.
Five restaurants below have Tripadvisor ratings of 4.5/5 or above in the sources checked on 20 October 2026. Ratings and review counts can change; follow each badge to read the reviews. The remaining cafés and restaurants are additional village options.
18 restaurants and cafés, from The Glenbeigh Hotel, under 1 km, to The Fishery, 13 km by road. The distance on each card is an approximate road distance from the lodge (OpenStreetMap routing, October 2026), not a live route measurement. Check menus and seasonal opening days directly, and reserve ahead for dinner. Meals are booked separately from your accommodation.
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Glenbeigh village
Emilie’s
A café and bakery for scones, cakes and savoury bites, with pizza on selected evenings. Check the current menu and pizza service before visiting.
Glenbeigh village
Dining at the Towers Hotel
The Olde Bar serves seasonal dishes, seafood favourites and stone-baked pizza. The Curra and Loft restaurants also cater for private celebrations.
Gowlane, Glenbeigh
The Falcon Inn
A local dining stop with forest and mountain views, offering breakfast, lunch and dinner. Check the current menu and reserve directly with the venue.
Rossbeigh Beach
Rosspoint Bar & Restaurant
A beachside bar and restaurant with views towards Dingle Bay. Pair a coastal walk with lunch or dinner, checking seasonal opening days first.
Near Kerry Bog Village
The Red Fox Inn
A traditional bar and restaurant beside Kerry Bog Village on the N70. A convenient stop for a meal or Irish coffee while exploring the local heritage attractions.
Caragh Lake
Carrig Country House — Lakeside Restaurant
A country-house restaurant overlooking Caragh Lake, with mountain views and a setting suited to a leisurely dinner. Contact the restaurant for the current menu, seasonal service and reservations.
Caragh Lake and Cromane
The Boathouse, Cromane
A café in the historic boathouse at Cromane, with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking Castlemaine Harbour. Coffee, local sweet treats and coastal views; check seasonal opening before travelling.
Cromane
Jack’s Coastguard Restaurant
Coastal dining in a former coastguard station overlooking Castlemaine Harbour. The menu features local seafood alongside meat and other seasonal dishes.
Caragh Lake and Cromane
Ard na Sidhe Country House
The Dining Room serves fine dining, and afternoon tea on the terrace, in a 1913 manor house set in 32 acres of woodland and gardens on the shore of Caragh Lake. Seasonal opening: check the hotel website before booking a meal.
Killorglin
Bunkers Bar & Restaurant
A family-run town-centre pub and restaurant serving breakfast and an à la carte menu. A relaxed option for a meal, with craft beers and Irish whiskeys.
Killorglin
Kingdom 1795
A small restaurant in the centre of Killorglin, offering a seasonal dinner menu. A good option for a planned evening out; book directly ahead of your visit.
Killorglin
Quinlan’s Seafood Bar, Killorglin
Casual seafood dining on The Square, with fish and chips, shellfish and grilled or pan-fried options. Check the Killorglin menu for current choices and opening times.
Killorglin
The Bianconi
A restaurant and bar serving Irish and European dishes with local produce and seafood. Choose a relaxed lunch or book an evening meal.
Killorglin
10 Bridge Street
A restored 19th-century church in Killorglin, now a wedding, events and group-dining venue. Contact the venue about events and dining availability before visiting.
Killorglin
Jack's Bakery
On Lower Bridge Street: hand-made bread, cakes and buns baked in small batches using old-style methods. Good for picnic supplies before a day out.
Killorglin
The Fishery
On the bank of the River Laune by Killorglin's bridge: coffee and home baking, lunch and dinner, and a drinks licence.
Glenbeigh
Glenbeigh Shellfish
A family-run purveyor of fresh, purified shellfish just outside the village: Cromane mussels, Pacific and native flat oysters, wild cockles and periwinkles. Look for them on local menus, or contact the business directly about buying shellfish.
More in Killorglin
The town also has family restaurants, Chinese restaurants and takeaways, and a dozen pubs.
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