The Half Door

Category: Restaurant


The Half Door
John Street Dingle Co Kerry
Tel:+353 (0)66 915 1600

3 euro

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The Half Door


Denis and Teresa O’Connor’s cottagey restaurant in Dingle is one of the prettiest and consistently popular in town, and well-known for great seafood.


Menus go with the seasons but whatever is available is perfectly cooked and generously served without over-presentation.


An outstanding speciality of the house is the seafood platter, available hot or cold as either a starter or main course with (depending on availability of individual items) lobster, oysters, mussels, Dublin Bay prawns, scallops, crab claws and, all attractively presented and served with garlic or lemon butter.


Good traditional puddings or Irish farmhouse cheeses to follow.



: Seats 50. D Mon-Sat, 5-10. Early D 6-6.30 only; later, á la carte. Air conditioning. Closed Sun; Christmas. MasterCard, Visa.

Directions:

On entering Dingle, turn right onto The Mall at roundabout, then right onto John Street.
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