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Top of Coom Ireland's Highest pub

Killarney, Ireland Bar

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. A pub or inn right on the old road exactly on the border between counties Kerry and Cork. The landscape is mountainous, beautiful and quite desolate. Driving up there on a narrow road, often with only one lane, you wonder who would go there these days when the new road, the N22, is so much easier and faster, in places built to motorway standard. You can not be more mistaken. When you reach the pub, you will be amazed by the amount of parked cars and people, from near and far. The food is excellent, the atmosphere in the bar likewise, nowhere does Guiness taste better! Just remember: unless you stay overnight (they have rooms) your company needs a designated driver! Enjoy your visit. Lovely staff, the young lady who served us was naturally friendly and helpful, answered our questions and asked about ourselves, the craic was good, the food was even better, we had toasted specials, the ham was home cooked and it was delicious, lovely salad and chips alongside, a lovely place to stop off while in Kerry, thank you for your hospitality The highest pub in Ireland at 320 meters. The view is nice. Inside the pub is pretty cosy and the staff is very friendly. Chicken wings were very good as well as deserts. Excellent Food served by very efficient and nice staff. Lovely location for a great night out A great pint of Beamish to be had at the highest pub in Ireland. A very scenic place to enjoy a lovely drink. The food was very fresh and good. The service was fabulous. Had a nice time. Stop to watch a hurling match. Very good food , including dessert, and service.Beautiful spot surrounded by nature in a quite remote site Lovely spot and friendly staff. We had a nice pint and we were looking forward to a meal from the special menu. We unfortunately picked a day when the kitchen was only serving a private function and not general public. Hopefully next visit we can try the food. Such a wonderful find on our way through the mountains! We were served immediately and with great warmth and care. Beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. Super clean bathrooms. Have saved this place to maps for any and all adventures in the area so that we come back again! Stopped at TOP OF COOM on our way to GOUGANE BARRA FOREST. Glad I did, we arrived at about 3pm, before the dinner rush so we were the only two there. Bartender was real nice, we ordered the homemade chips with curry and cheese, very good. Highly recommend getting those. Not reason it’s not a 5 is cause we got there to early to experience the whole vibe. Arrived late but they still prepared a meal for me. Very friendly !!! Best lasagne I've ever had! Great meal! Ottimo cibo e ambiente molto tipico Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. A pub or inn right on the old road exactly on the border between counties Kerry and Cork. The landscape is mountainous, beautiful and quite desolate. Driving up there on a narrow road, often with only one lane, you wonder who would go there these days when the new road, the N22, is so much easier and faster, in places built to motorway standard. You can not be more mistaken. When you reach the pub, you will be amazed by the amount of parked cars and people, from near and far. The food is excellent, the atmosphere in the bar likewise, nowhere does Guiness taste better! Just remember: unless you stay overnight (they have rooms) your company needs a designated driver! Enjoy your visit. Lovely staff, the young lady who served us was naturally friendly and helpful, answered our questions and asked about ourselves, the craic was good, the food was even better, we had toasted specials, the ham was home cooked and it was delicious, lovely salad and chips alongside, a lovely place to stop off while in Kerry, thank you for your hospitality The highest pub in Ireland at 320 meters. The view is nice. Inside the pub is pretty cosy and the staff is very friendly. Chicken wings were very good as well as deserts. Excellent Food served by very efficient and nice staff. Lovely location for a great night out A great pint of Beamish to be had at the highest pub in Ireland. A very scenic place to enjoy a lovely drink. The food was very fresh and good. The service was fabulous. Had a nice time. Stop to watch a hurling match. Very good food , including dessert, and service.Beautiful spot surrounded by nature in a quite remote site Lovely spot and friendly staff. We had a nice pint and we were looking forward to a meal from the special menu. We unfortunately picked a day when the kitchen was only serving a private function and not general public. Hopefully next visit we can try the food. Such a wonderful find on our way through the mountains! We were served immediately and with great warmth and care. Beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. Super clean bathrooms. Have saved this place to maps for any and all adventures in the area so that we come back again! Stopped at TOP OF COOM on our way to GOUGANE BARRA FOREST. Glad I did, we arrived at about 3pm, before the dinner rush so we were the only two there. Bartender was real nice, we ordered the homemade chips with curry and cheese, very good. Highly recommend getting those. Not reason it’s not a 5 is cause we got there to early to experience the whole vibe. Arrived late but they still prepared a meal for me. Very friendly !!! Best lasagne I've ever had! Great meal! Ottimo cibo e ambiente molto tipico Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

4.7 · 310 reviews Maps
Address · Phone · Hours
Address
Top of Coom Ireland's Highest Pub, Glanlee ED, Kenmare Municipal District, IE
Phone
+353 64 668 5373
Monday12 to 11:30 AM, 12 to 10 PM
Tuesday1 to 10 PM
Wednesday1 to 10 PM
Thursday1 to 10 PM
Friday12:00 PM to 12:30 AM
Saturday12:00 PM to 12:30 AM
Sunday12:00 PM to 12 AM

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