Denvir’s Coaching Inn
Fancy eating in the oldest surviving coaching inn in Ireland? This Grade A listed building is the perfect setting for a great meal. The fireplace in the restaurant is an original from the 17th century and the snug bar is well cosy. They’ve worked hard to restore it to its original splendour, but it’s certainly not a case of style over substance.
Try the Fivemiletown Ryefield goat’s cheese tart or the Boiled Belfast
ham with champ. The fish is from Walter Ewing and the game is from Baronscourt Estate. Where else can you eat pheasant three ways for just £10.95? That said, they change their menu with the seasons, but whatever is on will be very good indeed.
You won’t need much of the folding stuff either. The Sunday roast for just £7.95 is super scrumptious and kids eat free! There’s a long, long history of sheltering travellers here.
That tradition of hospitality has obviously seeped into the very walls. Join the line of happy customers yourself.
Open for breakfast lunch and dinner Mon-Sat, Sunday carvery 12-8 Kids meals served till 9pm.
