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  • Using only local produce, this country house restaurant has earned itself renown for its wonderful steaks, lobster and oysters.

  • An award-winning fishermen’s pub serves a good choice of seafood dishes.

  • By far the best place to eat on Achill Island, Calveys has an air of understated elegance and serves local fish and shellfish, free range poultry, organic vegetables and game.

  • Affordable, friendly and relaxed restaurant and bar on the quay, beside the River Moy. Choose from bar meals (great chowder) or a full menu featuring modern Irish cuisine.

  • One of the finest restaurants in Connacht serving traditional Irish offerings, modern cuisine and delicious seafood concoctions using the freshest of ingredients.

  • Wholesome bar food is served up in the cosy, authentic pub area, but for the more adventurous palate the George Room Restaurant’s à la carte menu comes up trumps.

  • This restaurant in a lovely Georgian mansion bases its menu on fresh produce from its own farm, gardens and fishery, and smokes its own salmon. Also has a superb wine cellar.

  • The best choice in town for vegetarian dishes, this harbour-side restaurant is also well known for its fresh fish, lobster, crab and steaks.

  • A gracious country house-style hotel on the shores of the Atlantic serving superb seafood, Connemara lamb, and a range of other classic Irish and European dishes.

  • Connemara lamb and local seafood are specialities of the house, served with the best local ingredients.

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