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The Barber Club Ardara After moving from Glenties in 2017 Fiona has established herself as the go to place for mens hair grooming. The town has welcomed her with open arms and with the stream of patrons waiting to get their hair cut at the The Barber Club it shows the quality and care of attention that you recieve when you go there.  The Barber Club operates on a walk in bases allowing you the convenience of not rushing to make appointments. With 5 out of 5, one review said, “Lovely lady,lovely studio, especially love the waiting room next door!!!! Just had my hair cur for the third time with Fiona,a record for me!!! As the man says “I’ll be back”!!” Gallery 

Run by the Mc Hugh family for seven generations, Nancy’s is a cosy, traditional Irish pub. Laden down with antiques and toby jugs, and full of delightful little rooms, it is the perfect spot to enjoy some delicious food, great guinness and warm hospitality. The menu is delicious; it’s a “no fuss” approach to serving some of the locality’s tastiest and freshest food available. Focusing on seafood including oysters, mussels and smoked salmon, though the menu also caters for other tastes. Also known as a drop in for world renowned Musicians who stop in for a drink, food and maybe a few tunes.  Food is served 12.30 – 8.30 daily. The coastline of Ardara and its hinterland has long since supplied the raw ingredients for a world-class cuisine – icy northern waters yielding fresh fish and shellfish, lush green grass for prime cattle rearing,  and traditional skills such as butchering, bread making, and our ancient preservation methods of salting smoking & curing. A widespread gourmet food movement has got under way in the last few years and Nancys earned international acclaim and coveted awards, revealing the culinary potential and generating enthusiasm. The result is a pervasive emphasis on quality local ingredients […]

Nestled 2km above the village of Ardara, The Green Gate B&B is a traditional Irish thatched cottage which was lovingly restored and recreated by French philosopher Paul Chatenoud.