Location: Gort
Top Restaurants in Gort
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Most Popular Seafood food in Gort, Province of Connacht, Ireland
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Gort, Province of Connacht, Ireland. Gort (/ˈɡɒrt/; Irish: Gort Inse Guaire or An Gort) is a town in south County Galway, in the west of Ireland. It lies just north of the border with County Clare on the old Galway–Limerick road, now the R458. Gort is situated in the territory of Uí Fiachrach Aidhne also known as Maigh Aidhne ("the plain of Aidhne"), which is coextensive with the diocese of Kilmacduagh / Cill Mhic Dhuach.
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10. The Creel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Welcoming & informal daytime restaurant and coffee house on Westport's picturesque Quay. We offer Gourmet Sandwiches and Salads sourcing local seasonal produce such as smoked salmon, goats cheese, local leaves and meats where possible. We also have a dail
Reviewed By Laura O
This place keeps me coming back time after time for their fantastic brunch menu....their pancakes are some of the best I've had!
9. The Towers Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 558 reviews
The Towers Bar and Restaurant, Westport is one of the best located bar and restaurants in Westport, Co. Mayo. It is the only restaurant on the waters edge in Clew Bay with a stunning view of Croagh Patrick from the Restaurant. The property has a children'
Reviewed By COLIN J
were staying in hotel next door and decided to eat here on sunday night, place was still busy but service was good- lovely inside and large area outside ( if weather permits)- we had the curry which was great- not too hot and the lamb which too was excellent, the only small issue was NO mint sauce with the lamb- other than that all was excellent
8. Cronin's Sheebeen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 427 reviews
A traditional style award winning bar and restaurant located just outside Westport, Co. Mayo over looking Clew Bay not far from Westport Harbourâ¦.
Reviewed By MJGUK
Made a reservation and would recommend as busy place. Ask for a table in the restaurant part not the bar area (these tables are very small and have stools). Traditional menu, the Mussels were copious and very good. Fish was a little dry though. Good food overall. The Walnut dessert was delightful. Lovely service, barman was very chatty. Wine was good and reasonable too.
7. The Grainne Uaile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
Reviewed By Tipp2015
Lovely food here at end of our cycle from Achill to Newport. Kids meal great and lovely ice cream in cone at the end. Good service and outdoor benches. Friendly service.
6. Cians on Bridge Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 530 reviews
Cianâs on Bridge Street is a small Restaurant in Westport Co Mayo, which is owned by local Chef Cian Hayes. Cianâs passion for food started at the early age of 16 when he first realised his love for the culinary arts. In Cians on Bridge Street, Cianâs phi
Reviewed By Kutskurina
We took a break from the seafood we had been enjoying in Ireland and opted for a steak entree and a lamb chop entrée. Both were very delicious, with lovely accompaniments and garnishments. The room is small but comfortable. Service was ok but could have been more alert. We had made reservations months in advance but the couple next to us were walk-ins. Go figure.
Most Popular International food in Gort, Province of Connacht, Ireland
5. The Helm Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1293 reviews
Reviewed By cbbarrie2016
This place on the sea frontage at Westport is deservedly popular. It's essential to book a table in the rather cramped dining space but service is speedy and efficient. Everything you might expect in such a popular place is on the extensive menu. My partner enjoyed her scallops and mussels and I enjoyed the home-made fish cakes (with a large fish content!) and my sole as a main course, all very tasty indeed. If you don't mind the noise associated with a very busy, traditional inn, then this is the place for you. Would go again!
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4. Sage Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 984 reviews
Reviewed By EireDude
We arrived just as 'early-bird' was ending but were assured we could still avail of that option - so we did. A limited 3-course menu included some interesting variations. The hake was outstanding and the free-range chicken very good. An adventurous dessert combined seaweed and liqourice flavoured ice-cream. Not to everyone's taste but worth a try. The wine list was reasonable in length but could have done with a reasonably priced house option. A very enjoyable meal in a lovely location.
3. An Port Mor Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1190 reviews
An Port Mór Restaurant is run by Chef-Proprietor Frankie Mallon. Our philosophy is to use seasonal, artisan produce from local suppliers. House specialities include pot roasted pigs cheeks with black pudding & apple and vanilla sauce and 21 day dry-aged s
Reviewed By HowlnBubba
This is a very popular and good restaurant. We couldn't even get in the first night, lacking a reservation. We showed up early for our reservation the following evening. We were seated quickly, and service was friendly, pleasant and efficient. Our table was at the back and was cozy, with great atmosphere. We got 2-course Early Bird dinners. We had excellent appetizers of pigâs cheek salad and salmon. Our entrees of cod with chopped shaved asparagus and fried fennel, with baby potatoes was also excellent. My wife's dessert of Buttermilk Panna Cotta, and her tea were very good, as was my very strong coffee (I like strong coffee, but thankfully it doesn't keep me awake or this stuff would have kept me sleepless for a week).This was an excellent experience, and the prices were remarkably reasonable.
2. The Tavern Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 952 reviews
Open fire's and cozy snugs await you .Locally sourced food from our award winning menu are on offer daily in the shadow of Croagh Patrick on the shores of Clew Bay. Come and visit
Reviewed By John W
We recently spent 10 days in Ireland and I had the opportunity to experience seafood chowder at many locations including Dromoland Castle, Ashford Castle and at various restaurants and pubs; so the competition in comparison was high. The Tavern had the perfect blend of a great base and plenty of stock in the chowder. The taste was rich and it appeared as if I never ran out of fresh seafood in the bowl. Kudos to the chef! I'll come back here on my next trip to Ireland.Dear John W.What praise!!!! and to be mentioned within a very impressive list. Our chef is singing your comments from the roof top. Thank you so much for the lovely review. Hope it won't be too long before we offer you another tasting.....Kind RegardsRuth
1. La Bella Vita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 628 reviews
Reviewed By charleso211
We popped iin here on the off-chance after cycling the Greenway (also recommended). Although small, we were early, at 5.30, so they quickly found us a table for 4. What a treat. My wife always has a carbonara, whenever she tries a new Italian restaurant, so uses this as a benchmark of quality. This was 5 star. I has a special lamb in balsamic dish , which was lovely. Everything we had, between 4 of us, was excellent - reserving special mention for the burrata (exceptional) and the fig salad with a cheese I wish I could remember (outstanding). Don't expect pizza - they don't do them. Instead, enjoy great Italian food, a good selection of wines and beer, and excellent, friendly staff. One of the best Italian restaurants we've been to. A reason to visit Westport, despite the traffic!
