Pulled port on Brioche bun with chips and salad 16€ Good…read morebread Nice and normal portion Good fries 3/8" cut Very good salad My wife had the seafood chowder and liked it very much. Service was good. Sounds like Granny Whala. Named after Grace O Malley

We came here on the recommendation of our Airbnb host (and there weren't many other options in…read moreNewport where we were staying). It wasn't crowded when we got there so we were seated right away. My husband and I ordered the curry and the Cajun wrap and split both. The Cajun wrap was ok, but didn't really taste much like Cajun. The curry on the other hand was the worst Indian food I've ever had. It had no flavor at all. We got the cheesey garlic bread instead of chips which also wasn't good. My dad got a burger and my mom got the salmon special and they both said they were just ok. Our service was pretty good, but I wouldn't come back for the food. We drove to Westport the next night for dinner and I would recommend going somewhere there instead.

Quaint, friendly, and tasty breakfast. Loved the scone! Hit the spot on a cool, wet morning.read more

I was skeptical of a bagel in Ireland, but I ended up loving the smoked salmon and egg bagel.read more

Wonderful! We gathered here as a small group, very last minute, and they took great care of us! I…read morehad the battered fish and chips. The portions were huge for everyone. We had the best service! We can highly recommend this place for both food and drink. The location near the siopas made it the perfect place.

Service was exceptional and food was great ! Fast service…read morewas good! We had a 9 people in our party!

Sunset dining! We went on the Clew Harbor Cruise (A+) on a beautiful mid September evening. The…read moreTowers was busy but accommodated us. We had mostly appetizers as we weren't terribly hungry.

My oh my, the staff were ever delightful and everything we had to eat and drink was delicious. I…read morethink we dined at least three evenings over a week. There are real cooks here who know how to cook. The surprising thing for us was we didn't even know the harbour existed let alone the Towers restaurant. We only learned this in the local town hall when we went in on Monday to buy tickets for their swing night on the Friday. The staffer originally from Belfast was a great tourism ambassador. On our first night at this place I opted for linguine. I kept it light and vegetarian. My wife opted for cod & chips with mushy peas & tartare sauce. Boyso, the biggest piece of fried fish we've ever been served. It was delicious and I got a piece. The mushy peas were excellent too. There were two problems that need some re work though; the fish batter was a good beer batter. It was crispy thin delicious on serving, but sadly it didn't stay crisp for the time it took to eat the cod. The skin on chips should also have been cooked a bit longer. On another night, my wife opted for their chicken tikka masala, which she liked (good 3 star). I had seafood chowder with a dense delightful brown bread, served with butter and 6 Clew Bay oysters served with a raspberry vinaigrette. I do prefer plain fresh lemon, white pepper and red Tabasco. I'd put the chowder 5 star and the oysters 3 to 4 star. The oysters are priced top end - I wouldn't buy them again. On yet another night my wife had their sirloin steak (€28.5) with all the fixings and the steak and pepper sauce were really top notch. The skin on chips were done perfectly that night. I didn't manage to eat it all while to batter was crispy. We had excellent coffees two nights and truly delicious espresso martinis on our last night. The view outside was wild beauty; stunning. We would go back in a heart beat. They should address the poor to non existent WiFi. Seems if the weather is poor so is the WiFi. It's the west of Ireland folks so the risk of poor weather is September thru March annually. Yes I know when folks are dining they shouldn't be going on line but it's as essential as serving great food.

A really good takeaway. Italian guys and a girl running the place. Great fresh chips, fish,…read moreeverything cooked fresh.

Was on the West side of Ireland for the Cliffs of Moher and decided to stop in Galway. Wanted fish…read moreand chips and this was the most reviewed. The fish was good the chips were meh. Definitely better elsewhere. Service was fast (almost like fast food and they brought the food directly to you). The ambience was decorated like a wooden ship. Definitely worth a stop as a tourist though!

They fry a variety of fish & chips - it's what they do, their specialty. Hale fish was decent size,…read morecooked well, a new flavor that cooks like Cod (moist and flaky) but much stronger flavor. Chips are large steak fries tasting above average. Fried chicken was KFC-like, seasoned well. Coleslaw was creamy and balanced flavor. Yeup, fish & chips - it's what they do since 1903z

After a hike in the Connemara national park, I was famished. My friend drove to Clifden and asked…read moreme to choose a restaurant of my liking. It was almost 4:00 pm and some restaurants were ready to serve dinner. I saw Mitchell's was to serve lunch until 4:30 pm. So we went. The servers and the manager (could be the owner) were very friendly and quick. Both my friend and I ordered the Hereford beef burger. I ordered a seafood chowder and pistachio cake for dessert. The chowder truly hit the spot. It wasn't thick and full of seafood. The burger was good, but I think the fries cut was too thick. It was nice the burger came with a small salad, which we didn't know and my friend ordered a small side salad. So we ended up with lots of salad. The fresh cream on the dessert plate was delicious. It went well with the pistachio cake. However, it was a bit hard to taste the pistachio. We chatted up with a couple who bike to Clifden once a year and they always come to Mitchell's for lunch, especially for the seafood chowder and crème brûler. High praise indeed. Highly recommend this place. I picked the right place.

This is a charming restaurant. We came without a reservation but were quite happy they had room…read morefor us upstairs. The upstairs is just as delightful as the downstairs. The food was really great. Super fresh seafood prepared perfectly. We enjoyed-- and ate! -- every bite! We also found the prices quite reasonable considering how nice the place was and the quality of the food.

Our dishes at this restaurant were some of the best we have had all trip. My wife had one of the…read morespecials, sea bass with Mediterranean vegetables and mashed potatoes. The sea bass had a special Mediterranean style sauce. It also came with a side salad. She really enjoyed it. I had salmon from the menu and it was equally good. It too came with vegetables and a sauce that could be poured over the salmon. They heated the plates so the food stayed hot the entire meal. Service was very attentive. If there was a downside, it is that the restaurant was crowded and noisy. Parking was right off the road snd the spaces were small. We may return here tonight for another meal.

Omg the seafood chowder at this restaurant was the best in our travels through Ireland. It is…read morecertainly a meal of its own. I also ordered the mussels with a white wine/ garlic sauce and I am still thinking about it LOL. Staff was kind but could have been more engaging. Atmosphere is super cool- lots too see and look at on the walls. Menu is extensive and I would say the food at this place is AMAZING. Must do restaurant a short drive from the main downtown of Westport.

They have fish and chips down to a science. They even had sting ray which I've never seen before. I…read moregot the cod and an order of chips. If you come with someone, you could easily share the portion of.chips. they're thick cut and very potato y. Neither the fish nor the chips were oil laden as they often can be. The food comes out piping hot. Add your own salt, vinegar and pepper at the table.

We went looking for this place and it has closed- I'm not sure how there was a review 24 days ago!…read more They probably went to Mannion's like we did after not finding it. Delicious food! And the fish and chips were spot on.

Great country pub, hospitality abounds. Great Craic and atmosphere. Able and welcoming staff and…read morelocals. A must stop and stay a while. Roundstone is a beautiful small fishing village set on the rugged coast of Connemara. Incredibly scenic area. Well worth spending some quality time

After happening upon the beautiful little seaside town of Roundstone, there were a number of great…read morelooking options. We ended up here and the food was way beyond your standard pub fare. From awesome pizza, to perfect moules frites to the special of black sole, dinner was awesome. Don't miss the great atmosphere and staff as well.