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Hidden away in the beautiful village of Kinlough, The Courthouse offers a rich menu of authentic Mediterranean cooking. Old favourites mingle with regional specialities such as linguine with sea urchins or peppered Thornhill duck breast with spinach and wild mushrooms, while the tiled floor and polished pine furniture add a rustic touch to this former courthouse's continental charm.

The cuisine of Lebanon is the epitome of the Mediterranean diet including an abundance of starches, fruits, vegetables, fresh fish and seafood at Al Mezza in picturesque James Town. The staff endeavour to provide a truly wonderful Lebanese culinary experience to their customers.

The fishing village of Carrigallen is a scenic setting for the Kilbracken Arms Hotel, a popular family-run establishment on Main Street with a vibrant exterior and a relaxed, congenial ambience. Old beams and exposed brickwork give The Stove restaurant a rustic charm, enhanced by a menu of robust Irish home cooking that makes hearty use of fresh local produce. The cheerful bar offers weekend entertainment popular with locals and guests alike.

Overlooking the Erne-Shannon waterway, Canal View is a spacious, modern guest house and restaurant with a comfortable, welcoming ambience in the village of Keshcarrigan. The traditional dining room is a fitting backdrop for a brasserie-style menu of house specialities derived from classic French, international and Irish cooking.