Dingle Pub - An daingean

Tried to go here tonight to enjoy the music but was met with an ignorant response that they were full , no offer to come back later or would we like to be seated outside. Very poor customer service

Arrived on spec on a Monday night, initially was told there was no table but in fairness the barman then offered me bar stool up against a bench like shelf, it was grand for me. Tables well spread out, plenty of sanitizer etc and staff...very professional and friendly. Food was standard pub grub, had chicken and chorizo burger, was like a chicken burger from a takeaway tbh and no hint of chorizo anywhere. Chips and side salad were quite nice

We booked in for dinner while staying in Dingle, I spoke to a girl on the phone who said there is or slots both available so we booked the When we arrive we were told you can those there. The man was...referring to stools and a bench. We asked if we can have a table and were told very rudely thats all there is I dont know who booked you in thats all there is. The man then walked away and sarted to talk to other people and didn't even give us a chance to say anything. I have never been greated so rudly in any pub or restaurant in Ireland so we left. We then had to try get somewhere else for dinner which is impossible at the moment we luckily got into one other slot at with every other restaurant in Dingle booked out for the night. This really took away from our night so I'd recommend booking somewhere more reliable if trying to book in advance.

We hadn't booked ahead, just called in on spec, the staff were very accommodating and we got two seats. Dinner was very nice ample portions tasty. We even got meet the family star David Geaney very friendly and down to earth. Would go back...again.

The pub has a beatiful atmosphere, it is a great way to get acquainted with the Irish pub tradition. The Guinness pie is delicious!