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Ahoy Café

Killybegs, Co. Donegal
A family-run café in a beautiful renovated cottage by the shoreline in the fishing village of Killybegs. A perfect stop on the way to the cliffs at Sliabh Liag. Serving coffees, home-baked treats, breakfast, lunches and all-day seafood specials.

Ahoy Café is a small, friendly family-run café. Enjoy expertly made coffees and speciality teas, freshly baked scones, and cakes.

An extensive breakfast menu is served until 12 daily. Freshly-made sandwiches, using only the best ingredients, homemade soups and salads are served all day. Daily specials are available; which can include mussels, haddock and chips, fresh crab, and fish pie.

Sit outside on the terrace and watch the boats in the harbour or find a seat inside by the fireside. Have a look at the local artwork on the walls or browse through some books on the local area. Wine and craft beers are also available.

Contact details
Shore Road, Killybegs, Co. Donegal, F94 V322, Ireland

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