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Sneem is a small village there are plenty of
great places to eat and drink. You can choose from the two
big hotels, The Sneem Hotel and Parknasilla or
stroll through the village enjoying the Irish pub
atmosphere in one of the many "locals".
As well as the
Hotels and pubs there is also a choice of tea
rooms and cafes. There are also a few places out
side of the village that are of note so I have
mentioned these as well.
If you are looking
for takeaway food then there are several choices,
some of the pubs (like D O'Sheas) will accept
take away orders for any meal on the menu, also
some of the cafes and tea rooms will do the same,
don't be afraid to ask.
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(D O'Shea's Bar - My
personal favorite Pub in Sneem)
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D O'Shea's Bar
The pub is
located in the North square and unmissable as it
is presently painted bright pink, its often used
as a landmark. O'Sheas offers a relaxed
traditional Irish pub experience, on a cold day
get there early and sit in front of the open peat
fire. Food
is servered from 12:00 through to 21:00 and there
is a specials menu (blackboard) as well as the
standard menu.
Free Wi-fi is
available at O'Shea's
Tel: + 353 64
45515
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The
Sneem Hotel
The Sneem Hotel
restaurant is open to guests and visitors alike
for breakfast, lunch and dinner, offering a
varied menu reflecting both Irish and
international cuisine. Inspiring views of the sea
and mountain scenery of the Ring of Kerry
compliment any meal at the Sneem Hotel
restaurant.After
any meal the grounds around the hotel offer an
excellent opportunity for a walk along the river.
Tel. 064 6675100
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Gossip Cafe
The cafe is a new addition to Sneem having opened
summer 2012. It can be found in the north square
just next door to O'Sheas. They offer a variety of
good food, including toasted sandwiches, great
cakes and a good selection of Pizzas. I must not
forget to mention the good old fashioned sweets
on sale too.
The opening hours
are 9:30 through to17:30
Free Wi-fi is
available at Gossip
Tel: +353 64 664 5106
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The Blue Bull
The Blue Bull is located in South Square and is a
traditional pub run by the O'Carrols family. Its a fine place to sample
Sneems famous black pudding, which is always on
the menu, and you will be in good company as its
Andrew Lloyd Webbers favorite Irish pub.
Tel: 064 6645382
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The Village Kitchen
Barbara O'Conner offers a wide range of home
cooked food at the Village Kitchen, from
traditional Irish breakfast to locally caught
seafood.
The Village Kitchen is a family run cafe with
over 25 years of tradition behind it.
Tel: 064 6645281
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Sacre Coeur
The O’Sullivan family have been running the
Sacre Coeur for over a quarter of a century. This traditional restaurant
in the centre of Sneem village has been known for
its friendly atmosphere, good food and generous
portions served at fair prices
Tel: 064 6645186
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The Hungry Knight
The Hungry Knight is located in North Square and
offers a take away fish and chip food service.Fish is locally caught so
check the board for the latest catch.
Tel: 064 664 5237
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The Stone House
The Stone House is located in Sneem's North
Square, and offers dining from its cosy
restaurant and accomidation.
Known for its close connections with local sea
fishing and boat men and long service to
fishermen who stay here year after year. Many
fishing parties stay here enjoying deep sea
angling trips arranged on request with a local
boatman who know the local waters.
Tel: 064 6645188 Email: renedejong@eircom.net
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The Riverside Cafe
The Riverside Tearooms are located in a fantastic
position next to the river, just over the bridge
towards North Square.
The traditionaal tearooms have been run by the
Breen family for many years and enjoy a
reputation for fine food.
Tel: 064 6645498
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Although this web site is mainly intended to be
about my house and the nature arround it I feel I
have to share the news that there is no where
nicer to visit than Sneem. Note I am in no way
connected to any of the businesses mentioned on
this site.
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