Quinlan & Cooke Restaurant and Bar is a popular destination in Kerry offering a welcoming cosy atmosphere in this 70 seater restaurant while allowing for al fresco dining for 30 guests in the beautiful glass roof garden courtyard. At Quinlan & Cooke, there is a strong emphasis on beautiful flavours, excellent hospitality and sustainability. Experience dazzling seafood platters, natural local crab, and the family's world-renowned smoked salmon all while being supplied by the family's own company - Quinlan's Kerry Fish. Sit back and relax after a delicious meal and sip on a cocktail or two or why not even book in for an overnight stay in one of the well-equipped bedrooms in the townhouse.
What a fantastic stay we had here. It is a family business where the love for pampering the guests is of paramount importance. The room is very tastefully decorated and is also equipped with fantastic beds. Eating in the restaurant is also a wonderful and tasteful experience. Highly recommended to stay one or more nights!
Subhalakshmi
March 2022
Honestly one of the best restaurants in Cahersiveen and one of the best crab dishes I have had. This place is famous for seafood and if you dine here, you can tell why! Definitely one of the best seafood restaurants.
Mimy
October 2021
We've visited the restaurant las weekend as we're staying over in Cahersiveen for a few days. Our order included starters, mains and desserts for 4 persons and everything was delicious from the seafood to the steak and vegetarian dishes. Staff were welcoming and attentive. Would highly recommend!
Eleanor
September 2021
This gorgeous family restaurant was the highlight of our couple of days staycation .we got really lucky and got a table for two due to a cancellation. (Recommend booking)The owner was really engaging .and the waiters were very attentive. But it was the food that really shone .a simple menu with but packed flavour. I had the seafood bisque and steamed mussels. 10/10 highly recommended this hardworking family restaurant.
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