Name: An Sibin
Address: Kenmare Lauragh Lower, Kenmare, Ireland, Sneem, Sneem, Sneem, V93 T4C2, Ireland
Rating: 10

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We had dinner here on a July evening having spotted it on a cycle earlier in the day & we loved the look of the building. The whole experience was a pleasure from beginning to end . A beautiful place, full of character & history & really developed & cared  for by Paul & Oxana who run the place & do everything there including the service & delicious food. We had the €30 dinner & it was all delicious & homemade in the very best sense, with added style.  Pork in apple & cider was gorgeous & desserts wonderful too. 
Very generous, nice people &
we were really sorry not to be staying the night at the B&B & certainly will stay
next time . A highlight of our Beara trip!
Don’t miss it if you’re around the area, the best place to eat by a long way
In our view (& we out out a fair bit in Ireland & abroad).
Many thanks & every good wish to both of you for your venture!
James & Nuala 

Wonderful place

Oxana and Paul have done an amazing job on renovating this beautiful restaurant/B&B.  We booked for dinner, three courses plus a beautiful tapenade and tzatziki with warm bread were all served by Paul, lovingly cooked by Oxana.  Oxana has a fantastic knowledge of food, how it works and how it should taste.  We ate some beautiful food that night but the one dish that stands out in my mind was Oxana’s sauerkraut....it was out of this world cooked, with bacon......I could have eaten it for main course......it wasTHAT good.  Paul is a wonderful host and together with Oxana, they run a fantastic, quaint, rustic Irish Restaurant.  They also ask you to bring your own wine with no corkage charge.  It was a great night and a great experience.  Thank you both for a wonderful last night of our holiday.

Beautiful Restaurant and BYO

Our family discovered this secluded gem at short notice. We are so happy that we did!

We traveled to the Beara peninsula for the one night, and needed a place to stay.

The place is very newly opened, only two months. 

We were greeted by the welcoming hosts Oxana and Paul, the proprietors.

Our rooms were so serene and calm, with thoughtful touches. 

Although it was late in the day when we arrived, they made sure we were well fed, and a beautiful meal it was 

After a peaceful and contented sleep, we awoke to a calm and bright morning.

When we came down for breakfast, we were treated to what I regard as the best breakfast I have ever had. I do not make this statement lightly. I have traveled all over the world, and stayed at many locations, and I do believe I have received the best breakfast I have ever had. 

Allow me to elaborate. 

When we were seated, we were first each served a bowl of strawberry's, banana and blueberries fruit. This was a lovely entre.

Next, a jug of real pressed natural apple juice was served, with homemade hot freshly made morning bread. Delicious!

Next were treated to a full Ulster Fry (Paul is from Ulster). As an accompaniment a tasty serving of traditional homemade Tomato Relish was served. There was plenty of toast too.

Alongside this was satisfying filter coffee pots were provided. 

We thought that was it, but no! The coup de grace was the hot fresh from the oven homemade Croissants! Delectable! 

After all that, we were set up for the day. 

We want to say thank you to Oxana and Paul for their kindness and hospitality during our brief family stay over with them. 

We definitely will be back, and we want to spread the word about this serene secluded gem.

Best wishes and may good fortune be with this couple in their lovely venture. 

Chimge and Gerry.

A perfect find

Two of us had dinner at An Sibin ,3 courses plus amuse bouche plus tea or coffee all for thirty euro a head ;bring your own wine there is no corkage charge. We had starters of tomato/basil soup with homemade brown bread; mushroom julien ;mains of pork in apple and cider;chicken in jager sauce accompanied by carrots ,a particularly nice cabbage dish and mashed potatoes ,we had tiramisu for desert.  All of the food was really very good and together with the very friendly service made for a very good experience. Highly recommended.  

New owners serving great food

An Sibin has only recently re-opened since closing last year and  because of lockdown it has only been serving takeaway until a week or so ago.  The place has been renovated  carefully, taking account if its old heritage as the village Sibin but transforming it into a spotlessly clean and characterful place for an evening meal - or breakfast or lunch!   The design of the place, with old wooden partitions, facilitates social distancing and we had a delicious supper last night.  There is a set 3 course menu for 30 euro (which changes regularly)  with coffee/tea included,  and you bring your own wine.   We particularly liked the  chicken liver pate and the Chicken Jager and my husband said the tiramisu was amazing!  I can see that it will be equally popular with locals and with holidaymakers.  Get along there and try it! Oh - and Paul and Oxanna are lovely too!

Lovely meal in recently re-opened, renovated an Sibin!

Loved this place and people. Stayed whilst visting friends. Hard to define what is so good but it has masses of subtle charm and history. Our hosts were brilliant, understated, but very friendly .  The food and drink are excellent.

Perfect

We stayed while cycling the Wild Atlantic Way.A magical place in a magical setting,it was like discovering somewhere from long ago.A lovely historic old building and a spacious comfortable room, good food and great hospitality.This was one of our favourite places on our trip.Absolutely stunning.This is one of the place we will remember forever.

Like riding into a Fairytale

Wow what an awesome place to stay.we received the most friendly welcome when we arrived. Our rooms where beautifully furnished and stacked with tea coffee biscuits, lovely and clean. Everything was just perfect.
At breakfast we were welcomed with fresh juices coffee and pastries including scones, fruit and no request was too difficult.highly recommend this place and cirtainly do recommenđ.

Weekend away

An Sibin pronounced An shebeen is a hidden gem.  Our room was large, clean and nicely decorated.  The bathroom was large.  We were getting used to small bathrooms and showers you could barely fit in.  This large bathroom has a large shower.  

The bed was very comfortable.  Just loved the room. 

Although a little off the beaten path it is on the Wild Atlantic Way so if you are following that route then plan on spending a night here.

There is also a nice path, just across the bridge, along the river with some very large old trees.

We hear about the Healy pass at An Sibin and used it when leaving the next day.  Simply amazing views and not to be missed.

An Sibin is one of my favorite finds on our trip.

Hidden gem

My brother-in-law and I stayed here for a night in May 2018 whilst hiking the Beara Peninsula. We booked in advance due to proximity to the route so didn't have any expectations as such - what we found was a warm welcome, a wonderful old building which is being lovingly restored by the owners, a clean fresh and comfortable bedroom and really delicious food! I have since brought my family here for lunch when back in the area and all were in agreement - the Pastrami Sandwich and fresh chocolate muffins have to be experienced! We will be back! A real find and close-by the 'beaten track'!

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