Quainte pub style restaurant loaded with whaling and fishing memorabilia. The service was excellent and the food was very good served in sizeable portions! The beer called Super Bock was on tap and it is excellent.

After a visit to the harbour where all the visiting yachtspeople have made their drawings, it was nice to go for a drink at the famous bar where the trans-atlantic sailors meet up. Even though we didn't meet any sailors the evening we visited, the...More

Family owned for 100 years, this popular restaurant is well known to locals and tourists alike. Prices are reasonable and the menu varied. Specials include a soup of the day (€1.75) and a dinner recommendation. The cream of spinach soup was excellent as was the...More

The museum is small, limited and not terribly well presented but is still fascinating. The quality and quality of the exhibits is admirable, though a little more explanation would be helpful. On the other hand, the local guide/curator was excellent, knowledgeable and helpful. Well worth...More

This review is purely about the museum. We might have taken refreshments at the café but were driven away by the noise. Scrimshaw is a very old art and consists of engraving teeth/bone/tusks and then filling in the engraved part with a contrasting museum. The...More