We had lunch on Saturday afternoon, as we had read here and had other recommendations. Not too full and there were plenty of staff. The fish was very fresh, light and fluffy - real melt in your mouth and the chips and salad were tasty too. I had a Prawn Cocktail which was tasty and filling. Both were very well... more

Because we had small children with us we were referred to O'Connor's for dinner. We ate there both nights we were in Doolin! The best fish & chips I've ever had - and I've sampled them in every Irish & British town I've been in! The fresh steamed mussels arrive in a heaping dish and the Irish stew is hearty.... more

Good pub food. The seafood chowder is excellent! more

Good pub food. I had roast lamb and it was quite a good carvery. Bacon and cabbage also good and traditional. more

excellent pub grub more

Now I know that's a bold statement, but trust me, it's a true one! I've been to O'Connor's more than once and am already planning another trip. The food at O'Connor's is much better than your average pub fare. Three items are not to be missed here - the Irish Stew (and I normally dislike anything called "stew" but this... more

We spent both our evenings in Doolin at O'Connors. Wonderful, warm friendly place with the usual choices of beers on tap. The fish and chips were the best pub food we had. But the real draw was the music. Both Saturday and Sunday the pub was packed and the music was great. When Mary sang even the pub grew quiet.... more

cannot visit this part of the country without stopping for a pint in Gussies more