Ashes - Camp

Ashes pub Lovely spot for a relaxed dinner There’s both indoor and outdoor seating Enjoyed the prawns pil pil cooked in olive oil with a welcome heavy hand of garlic and chilli the prawns and the oil was enjoyed with beautiful Brown bread. Main of scampi monkfish was also excellent available in starter and main course sizes note portions are generous so order accordingly Greedily we devoured a portion of chips with the scampi so not my most calorie friendly meal but one of my most enjoyable in Dingle. I also recommend the Chart house for a more a more formal restaurant experience Lovely friendly staff who are kept busy buzzing through the pub serving their happy customers Good with allergies Tip : Book ahead as it’s a busy spot with a super reputation for good food

Phenomenal array of cakes and pastries, and nice coffee too. This was the first stop every day for our recent stay in Dingle. Highly recommend a visit to collect morning tea, or lunch on the go.

To address the outdoor dining advice, Ashe's have created a coffee and bakery, with really good coffee (FIXX) and truly delicious baked goods. The carrot cake is a joy, wonderfully light. The Bakewell with fresh raspberries is delicious and there is a wide variety to tempt any sweet tooth. The Toastees are very good and beautifully presented. With lots of place to sit outdoors this was a particular piece of heaven that we returned to during our stay in the Kingdom, all accompanied by friendly service.

I’ve never been to this place, in fact I don’t even know where it is. Trip advisor emailed me telling me how great I was and to just keep on going with my reviews so I picked the one with the picture of a bar. I miss bars. I wish I owned one (in a world without damn Covid) and if I did own one, I’d make my bar look like this one.

Always a pleasure to grab some grub in this famous old pub... chowder is out of this world.... washed down with a tasty Guinness...