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| Within a 30 minute travel radius of Linsfort we are fortunate to have a great range of eating places to suit all tastes and pockets. Below we have provided links to some of our favourites and those which our guests have recommended. |
Harry's Restaurant ( Bridgend - 20 minutes)Not to be missed on your trip to Inishowen is a gastronomic treat at the award winning Harrys! "Welcome to Harry's! The idea is a simple one, a restaurant that sources everything from one small beautiful peninsula - Inishowen! Everything includes all our beef and lamb from Edenmore farm & rare-breed pork from Fowler & Hamilton organic farms. What makes us even more special is our own hanging room to mature meats to their optimum (up to 28 days for some beef cuts). "Possibly the best steak in the world" shouts the Daily Mail " Bridgestone Restaurant of the Year |
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'The Beach House...A Class Act' Bridgestone Good Food GuideThe Beach House is a delightful waterfront treasure & with spectacular views over Lough Swilly an enchanting & romantic destination. We are passionate about food & serve the freshest local seafood & best Donegal dry aged steaks in the Inishowen area. The Beach House |
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Primavera"Really great Italian food here - had the entree mussels in garlic and white wine sauce, we ate heaps of the sauce by itself at the end it was so good. We had the Primavera pizza which was also really good. Felt like the restaurant deserved a review since they didn't have any yet - here is the first well... more" ... turasoir1 |  | |
The Rusty Nail PubLies on the Inishowen 100 scenic route in Urris below the rocky ridges which includes Ragtin More, and across the fields from the golden sands of Tullagh Bay. The pub is named after a flame-haired owner of the 1930s, and incidentally is also a wicked cocktail!!! The Rusty welcomes visitors all year round with hot tasty food, including many varieties of local seafood and you are always guaranteed good craic. |  | |
McGrorysMcGrory's of Culdaff prides itself in providing you with the best in comfort, food, music and surroundings to ensure an enjoyable stay. Relax and indulge yourself in unique, quality accommodation, the finest locally produced food and live entertainment. McGrorys |  | |
The Drift InnThe railway bar was purchased by Dan and Molly Porter in 1952 and refurbished in a unique maritime style which reflected Lough Swilly's sea fishing tradition and in particular Buncrana's herring industry which operated in close proximity to the railway station until the 1930's . The premises has been maintained in this style to the present day, and is much admired and loved by patrons. In 1970 the remaining sections of the former railway station were purchased by Dan and Molly . Newly refurbished, 'Drift Inn' is now even better equipped to cater for all your needs.The Drift Inn |  | |
The Railway Tavern Fahan The Firebox Grill ( Fahan - 15 minutes)"We welcome you to the Firebox Grill and sincerely hope you enjoy your meal. Our restaurant is located on the shores of Lough Swilly, at Fahan, Co. Donegal, in the premises of the Railway Tavern which was formally the Station House of the Londonderry & Lough Swilly Railway Company (L&LSR)."The Tavern |  | |
The Red Door ( Fahan - 15 minutes)
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Buncrana ( 10 minutes)Three hotels, the Gateway, Lake of Shadows and the Harbour offer both A la Carte and bar meals. Recently opened Jerry's, Ubiquitous and Oscar’s offer a varied modern menus. Takeaway include Chinese, Indian and pizzas ads well as the traditional fish and chip and fast food outlets.Typical Irish pubs can be found in O Flaughertys, Crushkeen Lawn, Cottage Bar and Roddens Crana Bar. | Buncrana |
