Restaurant review: Hooked on the food at Crookhaven

There is something magical about the curve of Crookhaven harbour with the boats bobbing and the seagulls diving and the view of O’Sullivan's and the Crookhaven Inn — you can taste the seafood and Murphy's long before you get to them
Restaurant review: Hooked on the food at Crookhaven

Croookhaven Inn. Picture: Grellan Lambert

Sat, 18 Sep, 2021 - 17:47
Leslie Williams

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