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Province of Connacht, Ireland Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Killala
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Killala, Province of Connacht, Ireland. Killala (Irish: Cill Ala) is a village in County Mayo in Ireland, north of Ballina. The railway line from Dublin to Ballina once extended to Killala. To the west of Killala is a Townsplots West (known locally as Enagh Beg), which contains a number of ancient forts.
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10. Waterfront House & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Waterfront House offers luxury boutique accommodation, sea view restaurant & wine bar situated on the waters edge overlooking Enniscrone Beach and Killala Bay. On the Wild Atlantic Way, Enjoy spectacular uninterrupted views of the bay, Atlantic Ocean and
Reviewed By traveldreams06
Donât miss this spot which has outstanding service, fresh ingredients and creative dishes ! I generally think restaurants by the waterâs edge in any town can be risky - after all its often the location and not the food that keeps them in business. But the Waterfront defies the stereotype and offers so much more than the view !I visited this spot twice, once with a friend and again solo. I was gluten free and my friend dairy- free and our servers knew exactly what we could order and could arrange modifications of virtually any dish on the menu. I donât know the name of the server the first night but the second visit I had Blaithin and Slaine. They didnât need to ask anyone else about ingredients and knew about the wines - and let me taste one before ordering .If you get a chance to order the appetizer trout from Donegal (coated in liquorice and Brazil nuts) - it is super tasty. My main was a very interesting monkfish on the bone (have never had it that way, even by the Mediterranean). And also a risotto with peas and light herbs. Donât think you can wrong with any item, though - the meats and poultry on the menu looked savory and delicious Canât wait to go back!
9. Brennan's Lane Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Brennanâs Lane is in the heart of Ballina, on the evocatively named Garden Street. From outside it looks quite small, but this is deceiving as it stretches way back and is actually huge. It has an almost Tardis quality in the amount of space inside. Downs
Reviewed By 687annmarieh
A group of us, 4 adults and 7 children ate in Brennan's lane bar and restaurant for the first time today. The restaurant located upstairs is clean, cosy and nicely decorated. The Sunday lunch menu had a nice selection and wasn't overly priced. The children's food came first which was good. Only complaint, the restaurant had wha seemed only 1 waitress, we were waiting a long time to get ketchup. The waitress was over worked and restaurant could've done with more waiting staff. Having said that, the food was so so tasty and one of the nicest Sunday lunches I've had in a long time. I look forward to returning to Brennan's Lane bar and restaurant.
8. The Cot & Cobble
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
The Cot and Cobble is an award winning pub serving food from 12noon â 9pm daily. Our first class service and friendless is one of the main talking points from visitors and regulars alike. We take pride in offering wholesome, fresh and locally produced foo
Reviewed By StoneWiegman
Drove up from Pontoon. Arrived just before the lunch ended at 4:00 so went into the pub area for a pint. For me, a sign of a well-thought out Pub is having hooks to hang purses. The Cot & Cobble is a well-thought out Pub as there was a nice brass hook to hang my purse.We had asked the bartender what time dinner was served and he said shortly after 4:00 p.m. after they cleaned up The Carvery. The bar tender must have advised someone we wanted to eat dinner as another staff member asked us if we had asked about dinner and brought us two menus to look at.While we drank our pints, the same gentleman came over to say he had a table ready for us. We were feeling pampered.My husband and I had the Portabella mushroom appetizer which was very good. We both ordered the fish and chips with mushy peas. The fish was nice and hot and tasty. Mushy peas were very good too. There were a ton of chips and my husband and I could have shared one serving. We pushed the stomach full meter by ordering their Rhubarb Crumble. OMG it was divine with custard, whipped cream AND ice cream. The management certainly takes pride in The Cot as it was very clean inside and out. The windows looking towards the Mayo Rover were extremely clean.Before we head back to the States we hope to eat at The Cot & Cobble again.
7. Mary's Cottage Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By MartijnDdorf
Enjoyed a simple but very nice lunch with my family.Staff very friendly, child friendly, can definitely recommend the sea food chowder!
6. Crockets on the Quay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 494 reviews
Crockets on the Quay has new vibrant owners It is a traditional,spacious yet atmospheric award winning bar with a fantastic Restaurant that's featured in the Michelin eating out guide 2014, Set on the famous river Moy's most scenic spot and Belleek Forres
Reviewed By Evie B
We were staying in Ballina for a couple of nights and were so impressed on night one of visiting Crockets, that we returned the second night also. Excellent, friendly service. Lovely food served without delay in an extremely busy environment. Will definitely be back.
5. Dillons Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 707 reviews
Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the town, you'll find the atmospheric Dillons courtyard an ideal place in which to unwind.We pride ourselves on delivering Restaurant food in a relaxed casual setting.Our motto is simple 'Quality Food at a Reasona
Reviewed By drawoha
We were a family group of twelve on a Friday night for dinner. The ambiance is lovely helped by the courtyard entrance. The attentive and friendly service added greatly to our enjoyment. The special birthday treat for our son arranged at very short notice on a busy night was most appreciated. The food is delicious and yes the portion sizes are hearty and god value! The house wine was delicious and very reasonably priced. Thanks to the Dillon's team for looking after us and we look forward to returning when next over the West.
4. Belleek Castle Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 355 reviews
Belleek Castle is set in the heart of Belleek Woods. It is a cosy romantic hotel with plenty of character and award-winning restaurant. Afternoon tea is available daily from 12pm until 5pm. Tours also take place each day of the dungeons where you will get
Reviewed By Jonathan C
We were driving along the coast and stopped in at the Tea Room at Belleek Castle in Ballina, County Mayo. It is in an attached building on the side of the Castle and it is very attractive. We had excellent Cappuccini there! It was sunny and we leisured there a bit looking out at the courtyard. We walked through a bit of the hotel and saw the room that was salvaged from an Armada ship. It was very interesting to see! The staff was very nice.Dear Bourlingueur60,Thank you for taking your time to leave us feedback of your visit to the Jack Fenn Cafe. It is a pleasure to hear you enjoyed your visit.The cafe has such a lovely atmosphere and what better way to enjoy a sunny day than relaxing in our courtyard.I do hope you have a chance to visit again in the future perhaps for an overnight stay, a guided tour of the castle or even a dining experience in The Library Restaurant.Warm Regards,Shannen
Killala Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Killala
3. The Pilot Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 457 reviews
Proper Old style Traditional Irish Pub serving proper pub grub!
Reviewed By Michelle L
And we're Back....We visit Enniscrone every year staying in in various hotels pending on offers but regardless we always wander back to The Pilot......The staff are lovely.... We dropped in 2-3 times in our one day stay, met numerous staff and all very professional and helpful......We had Evening meal on Sunday and although the extensive menu was great we just wanted a simple meal.....We asked could we have the Soup(on Menu) and requested toasted sandwiches(Off Menu).....It was no problem and they were simply delicious.....Highly Recommend the Soup too.....Tasty without been Salty....Draught Beers are good and I love love love a bar that gives Gin in a GIN glass....I liked i was offered the option too so thanks a Mill Girls!!Overall, a Quaint, Thoroughly Authentic Irish Bar that I will contuine to go back to Again and Again.....As an aside....I did see some of the meals off the Menu served....Holy Moly...Go Hungry.....Very Generous Portions at very Reasonable Prices......See ya nxt Sept!!!
Where to eat Pub food in Killala: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Ait Eile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
Located in the coastal village of Enniscrone, Co. Sligo, Ãit Eile brings you traditional food with a difference in our intimate yet casual restaurant. We put a strong emphasis on locally sourced produce, showcasing free-range artisan meats and fresh seafo
Reviewed By Elaine D
We turned up without a booking on Saturday night and managed to get a table straight away. The menu was varied. The staff were very friendly, professional & efficient. The food itself was absolutely delicious. I can't rate it highly enough...we couldn't believe our luck...we even shared our mains..I would highly recommend the wings with hot sauce to start as well. But the chocolate brownie was simply something to be applauded...we fought over it! I will return to Enniscrone if only just to eat here. Heavenly!
1. The Open Door Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By ostan14
Lovely restaurant offering tremendous value. Surf and Turf was very tasty, and an old favourite - baked Alaska was enjoyed by all. Vegetarian in our party was very impressed with her meal. Would recommend.
Most Popular Bar food in Killala, Province of Connacht, Ireland
