Frank's Place

Frank's Place feels cosy and welcoming, with an atmospheric dining room, friendly staff and occasional live-music nights, there's also a quieter cove-area for a more peaceful meal.

Frank's Place gets noticeably busy around local events and festivals, guests mention particularly busy service during the Fleadh, while some Friday lunchtimes and certain evenings have been described as quiet and relaxed.

Guests report staff were welcoming and accommodating to a dog during a visit, so dogs have been welcomed on at least one occasion.

Smart casual is the guide, think polished but relaxed, neat without needing formalwear.

Yes, families are welcome: guests report staff being warm and accommodating to little kids, and visitors have dined there with a baby.

Yes, at least one guest noted that Frank's Place was welcoming and accommodating to their dog during a visit.

Sunday is ideal for brunch at Frank's Place, and Friday–Saturday evenings are perfect for sampling Chef Brian's authentic tapas.

Frank's Place is at its best for tapas on Friday and Saturday evenings, while Sunday mornings are perfect for the restaurant’s brunch (eggs benedict or the banana bread French toast).

Yes, Frank's Place is well suited to date night, with guests praising its lovely atmosphere, great food and attentive service.

Yes, Frank's Place welcomes private parties and can host group events.