Just off Main St, this multilevel pub is a good choice for a casual meal. A carvery buffet lunch is served from 11am to 2.30pm, then a menu of burgers, steaks, pies and seafood is available until 9pm. The wine list is decent and there are good microbrews on tap.
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County Donegal
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