A GOOD FOOD GUIDE TO MAYO

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Cadden’s Bar One Castlebar To enjoy great Mayo ingredients with local craft beers in a great Mayo public house is simply one of the great West of Ireland experiences. Cadden’s Bar One is an award-winning public house and eatery is recognised as one of the very best places to dine or simply enjoy a local craft beer along the Wild Atlantic Way. add to my eating out shortlist Flanagans Pub Claremorris Flanagans Gastro Pub, Mayo’s best-kept secret, situated in the village of Brickens on the N60 between towns of Claremorris & Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo. If you fancy a drink or a bite to eat you will find a warm & welcoming atmosphere here serving locally sourced home cooked food, cocktails, carefully sourced wines & of course a great pint. Whether it’s a family dinner, Sunday lunch or a romantic meal, a quiet pint or glass of wine Flanagans Gastro Pub caters for all your needs. add to my eating out shortlist The Lodge at Ashford castle Cong Sitting within the magnificent 350 acre estate of Ashford Castle, The Lodge at Ashford Castle, County Mayo, overlooks magical Lough Corrib. Originally built in 1865, it’s now part of the award winning Red Carnation Hotel Collection offering mellow country house hospitality, exuding classic refinement with modern appeal. add to my eating out shortlist Ashford Castle Cong Ashford Castle has been hosting distinguished guests for almost 800 years – one of the most prominent being the Prince of Wales, who subsequently became George V of England. In honour of his visit in 1906, the Guinness family built a special dining room which still bears his name proudly to this day. add to my eating out shortlist Pat Cohan Cong In the wonderfully quaint and historic village of Cong lies the iconic Pat Cohans Bar. This landmark building was famously featured in the classic movie the Quiet Man, one of the most loved Irish-American movies of all time. add to my eating out shortlist Knockranny house hotel Westport Knockranny House Hotel is a hub of great cuisine, overseen by head chef Seamus Commons. With its plush interior, the Brehon Bar is THE place in Westport where visitors can kick back and relax while enjoying lunch / dinner or sipping on the best cocktails in Westport. add to my eating out shortlist Mulranny Park hotel Mulranny Dining in the Nephin Restaurant is an essential part of the experience of staying with us. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean with spectacular views of Croagh Patrick, the Nephin Restaurant serves world class cuisine in a unique setting. add to my eating out shortlist Belleek castle Ballina The Kitchen team is led by local chef Stephen Lenahan, who has developed a philosophy to use classic and imaginative cooking with local, seasonal ingredients from our land, sea and air, combining a depth of flavour with the traditions of the Castle. add to my eating out shortlist Ice House Ballina Contemporary chic meets old world elegance throughout the Ice House. Funky furnishings, eclectic styling and stunning architectural design combine to make you feel like you’re in the heart of the city. add to my eating out shortlist Dillon´s Ballina Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the town, you’ll find the atmospheric Dillons courtyard an ideal place in which to chill out after a busy day. This refreshing haven gives local residents andvisitors an opportunity to enjoy a drink, bar food or evening dinner in a unique location.We pride ourselves on delivering Restaurant food in a relaxed casual setting. add to my eating out shortlist Kelly´s Kitchen Newport Shauna Kelly was born into the world of good food. Her father Sean is the renowned butcher of Newport, Co.Mayo – long established Good Food Ireland Provider and driving force behind the food scene in this beautiful region. add to my eating out shortlist Crockett´s Ballina The premises has won many major awards in both the food and drinks industry since opening, noteably capturing the overall title of "Pub of the Year" in the Black & White awards in 2002 shortly after opening. add to my eating out shortlist Derrylahan Louisburgh We are located on the main street of Louisburgh. Our spacious Bar & Bistro offers you a great evening, whether you are coming for a drink or for a hearty, home cooked meal. We relaunched with a complete refurbish in December 2013 with a vibrant mix of old and new. Whether sitting up at the bar on a stool over a creamy pint, or gathered around the table with family or friends for our award winning food, we guarantee a great experience. Our staff go above and beyond to ensure homely service. add to my eating out shortlist The Tavern Murrisk Nestled at the foot of Croagh Patrick The Tavern Bar and Restaurant features open fires, quirky antiquities and an impressively extensive menu. The forgotten art of hospitality is alive and well in this family-run restaurant as Myles and Ruth offer a welcome as hearty as their food in warm, inviting surroundings. add to my eating out shortlist Sage Westport Sage has opened doors in 2007 (under different management) and since then it has built up quite a reputation for good and tasty food and friendly service add to my eating out shortlist The Pantry and The Corkscrew Westport THE PANTRY & CORKSCREW in the heart of Westport offers both lunch and evening dining with a varied and comprehensive wine menu. We pride ourselves on using as much local produce as possible in creating our dishes, all of which are freshly made in our kitchen. add to my eating out shortlist Cronin’s Sheebeen Restaurant Westport Few licensed premises in Ireland can lay claim to have a more historic and romantic location, amid the panoramic beauty of the west, than Cronin's Sheebeen. add to my eating out shortlist An Port Mor Westport FRANKIE MALLON’S multi award-winning restaurant has got it all. At An Port Mór you’ll find great food using the finest Irish ingredients cooked to perfection. add to my eating out shortlist Rua Castlebar Café Rua was opened by Ann McMahon in New Antrim Street, Castlebar over ten years ago with the aim of producing uncomplicated food using seasonal and local ingredients. The business that Ann started is now run by her children Aran and Colleen, and the aim remains the same. add to my eating out shortlist

To enjoy great Mayo ingredients with local craft beers in a great Mayo public house is simply one of the great West of Ireland experiences. Cadden’s Bar One is an award-winning public house and eatery is recognised as one of the very best places to dine or simply enjoy a local craft beer along the Wild Atlantic Way.