Its the sort of place where Id love to be all night and driven home - but we only had a superb coffee so next time!

A huge family-run out of the way place near the remotest tip of Connemara, that combines pub, restaurant and Mace shop next door. An other wordly feel for visitors – locals speaking Irish in a charming accent, lots of men in baseball caps at the...More

If you are visiting Clifden area, take a drive down R341 toward Ballyconneely and have dinner here. The abience is warm and cozy, great lighting for dinner, candles etc. The food is great.

Stopped here for some lunch and found it to be a charming pub with nice staff. However from reviews on food was expecting more. Both mine and my partners dishes lacked flavour and taste but would recommend the place for a drink.

You know it doesnt get much better than this !! A fantastic family just always anxious to please no matter how busy they might be, and believe me they are always very busy, must be doing something right !! David, John, Lorna all of them...More

Stopped at Keogh's on our way back from the Cliffs of Moher. Loved it: great service, great food! On a restricted diet, no carbohydrates, I had steak and salad and it was cooked to perfection. My husband had a burger and fries which he said...More

I always stop here for a few while in the west and was delighted with the new patio area and revamp in the pub. Nice food, good pints and friendly staff!

Ate here every night during our stay. The food was delicious, beautifully presented and perfectly cooked.The staff were all friendly and the service was excellent.A lovely lively village pub and a great pint of Guinness to go with the massive bowl of mussels ☺!!!

Excellent seafood chowder and local crab claws. Washed down with cold Guinness after playing Connemara Golf and horse riding on the beach at The Point Pony and Trail. What a great meal!

a pot of tea in Keoghs (for 4) is 12.50 euros to tourists a pot of tea in Keoghs (for 4) is 4 euros for locals that sort of thing makes me mad!More