Really fantastic lunch and music here at the historical Glyde Inn. What a gorgeous backdrop too. Service was excellent and staff pleasant and speedy. We were here with a tour and I’m super glad we stopped and had this incredible experience. Locals and tourists alike...were having a fantastic time. The ambience, decor and atmosphere were unforgettable. It’s too bad for a few reviewers because I think post COVID patience, kindness and understanding during staffing and supply issues rebound is essential for your experience. Kindness above all. Perhaps making reservations or avoiding weekend days would better suit them. In any event, I will be back with family because our experience was incredible- thank you for singing Grace and Danny Boy there isn’t an Irish-American that doesn’t know these tunes ❤️🇮🇪More

Had scampi and chips. Food and view was good but the prices were very high for what you were getting. Could’ve got very similar in a chipper.

The food was fine but the presentation was very poor. Scampi and chips at 25 euros with nothing else on the plate except a small tartare sauce. No salad etc. Fish and chips with no mushy peas etc either. Basically we got what you would...get in a chippy. . Presentation of food is important and it shouldn't be beyond the capability of a basic chef to do better. Will not be returning!!!More

The food here was beyond what we expected after pulling in after a walk on Port Beach. the location is unassuming at the front but cozy inside with a big warm fire if needed. We sat out front and enjoyed the sunshine along with mussels...and wine. The staff were so hospitable and welcoming. Couldn't rate this place enough we will be backMore

Went for a fabulous meal this evening in the scenic dining room .Starters of mussels , wings and mushrooms so tasty . Great steaks and tacos plus perfect scampi Best apple tart to finish with great coffee Will definitely return, I must mention the lovely...friendly staff and great serviceMore

This spot is an absolute gem!! We came here through our #cie tour and our guide John. This place hits all points. The setting right on the water is stunning!! The food we had from the soup and the mussels and the beef dish we...had were excellent!! The service here is spot on. There is not 1 thing we can say negative here. When we come back to Ireland we will absolutely be back!!!! Thank you John!!More

My husband and I went for dinner and we ordered razor clams and mussels for appetizer and a sea bream and lobster for main course.  The dinner was fabulous and really well done.  The location is beautiful in front of the beach (with tables also...outdoors) and all the staff are really very kind. Highly recommended! Great atmosphere, one of the best restaurants in Louth.More

Big disappointment! Food was good, but place is absolutely filthy starting from dead insects on the windowsill, floor to tableware. Ordered two pints of Guinness , we had to remind waitress three times to bring it over. One of the glass had lipstick marks all...around it. The other had bits of something floating in the drink. Absolutely disgusting! After showing everything to the waitress, we were offered another free drinks. We Were charged for those drinks!More

This place couldn’t be closer to the sea, yet the fish could not be any less fresh. The prawns are mushy, the crab claws are mushy and pre cooked and soaked in water, the cod¿ is mushy. They do NOT keep fresh fish. Other than...just chips(fries) there are no snack options under €15. This is not a restaurant nor a pub, it’s an ex-pub that cannot guarantee enough trade to cook fresh fish, nor afford to pay staff to serve a few people per day. The back restaurant is a failed attempt to justify frozen mush at restaurant prices, the front bar is at best local, dead and no crack. If I could suggest anything to the proprietors it would be “ do one thing, well”., but I can’t see it. Do not divert to this place, it’s on the way to nowhere. Bus loads of tourists are diverted here due to some kind of nepotistic arrangement,. Leap from the moving bus…save yourselves .More

Great food and views to match. Only recently discovered this coastal gem. Had a wonderful meal for two. Beautifully chowder, fresh scampi and lovely locally sourced steak. Really nice staff and management too. Will be back for more soon.

My wife's food, starter and main was very good, when it arrived. She had to ask for a spoon for her chowder. Service was probably the worst that we ever had. The staff were very efficient at cleaning tables. Not so good at serving. I...was only having a main course. I wanted to leave because of the huge delay between clearing the table after my wife's starter and the main course. After over half an hour the waitress who took our order enquired to know if we had been served our mains. Ten minutes later we still hadn't received them, fish and chips, and scampi and chips. Ruined a few evening. Food was good but needs to be served. I do not blame the inexperienced staff. They need to be trained and supervised.More

Myself and my husband booked for 4.30 on sat afternoon. We were seated outside as requested ordered and proceeded to wait 25 mins for our food which when finally arrived was overcooked and cold and looked to have been thrown onto the plate.. the staff...were more interested in fawning over a large consortium out for a communion dinner then us and we were completely ignored for a further 40 mins. We were going to order coffee and desert but decided we had already paid enough to be ignored and cut our losses paid and left. Very poor service and completely over priced..will not be returning also had recommended this place to visiting friends this weekend which we have told them to cancel.More