This cute cottage restaurant in the middle of Castlegregory village takes the claims of 'locally sourced produce' very seriously indeed, pairing the likes of Dingle-whiskey-cured salmon, Kerry lamb and Brandon Bay crab with vegetables, herbs and salad leaves plucked from the chef's very own kitchen garden. Early-bird menu offers three courses for €20 (pre-6.30pm). Booking essential.
Gregory's Garden
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