Best French Bakery in Westport

"One of my personal favourites, The Leafy Greens is what I hope is a glimpse into the future. Getting away from frys and paninis, toasted sandwiches and bought in pastries, Leafy Greens offers a healthy, imaginative, very tasty, unique menu. They have (magically) combined healthy meals with taste."

"Only a 5 minute walk from the town centre, Mocha Beans is definitely the spot for a hungry group. A large menu, top notch coffee and a larger premises in general, it would make for a good choice if you have a hungry group of 4 looking for a place to get a nice lunch on a busy Saturday or Sunday. No, it doesn’t have that cosy, Irish vibe you might find in the town, but Mocha Beans is were locals will go for lunch everyday – It’s that kind of place."

"Mocha Beans Cafés, based in Galway with locations in the East and West of Ireland, have been a local institution since 1997. We roast all our coffee beans in-house, producing the freshest and best tasting coffee in the country."

"A small, unpretentious restaurant with an open counter displaying an array of good things, including home-baked cakes, quiches and patés – the product of generations of family recipes and particularly of Annette McCormack’s table."

"Upstairs above the Westport hubbub, there's excellent food on offer at this family-run bakery and lunch cafe, which has been in business for decades and sources its fare from the best local producers."

"A small venue at the junction of High street in Westport boasting first and foremost, the best coffee in Westport, if not Ireland. This Must Be the Place has a small kitchen knocking out a unique breakfast menu in the morning and a fine-lunch menu in the day, all made to order and locally, seasonally sourced. The hot drinks menu caters for every conceivable dietary requirement with special drinks, matcha espressos, beetroot lattes; if your allergic to oxygen, they’ll probably have the coffee-like-hot-drink for you, but the star of the show remains the impenetrable quality of their straight-up, hand-selected coffee beans and rigorous quality checking."

"Situated at the top of Westport beside the Westport Clock Tower it looks gives a perfect view down two cute little streets. This central location gives the cafe a unique atmosphere as its always busy inside and out with everyone people watching and soaking up the lively Westport atmosphere. Aside from its great location, This Must Be The Place has a delicious and fresh menu."

"Out of the two words, ‘Curry’ and ‘Cottage’, it is definitely the word ‘Cottage’ which is closer to describing Curry’s Cottage. A lovely, little cottage style cafe situated on James St, in the heart of Westport. Curry’s Cottage has a created a wonderful and authentic atmosphere which exudes from the wood and stone, bread and even bunting which hangs from the vintage cabinets."

"If not from Ireland, Currys Cottage could be a nice little treat. A lovely little cottage styled cafe which offers a cosy, friendly and warm atmosphere. They have a lovely little menu, an amazing selection of freshly baked bread and cakes and a seating arrangement which makes absolutely no sense, making the whole place feel like your in someone’s kitchen 🙂"

"Willow Cafe Tea Room Westport opened in June 2011, in the heart of westport. Willow Cafe Tea Room serves specialised herbal organic teas and coffees in the seaside destination of Westport in Co.Mayo.Willow serves all handmade food and homemade cakes, to the highest quality daily."

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"We are proud of our freshly baked breads and mouth-watering treats. Our team of top bakers use only the best traditional baking principles and the highest quality fresh ingredients.All foods are prepared and delivered with care daily from our main bakery, so finished goods are hot from the oven for you, each day."

"Another place that has had a recent refurbishment, Walsh’s still offers its well-known cosy atmosphere and warm welcome. They show all the best sporting events on the screen, as well as having a pool table, dart boards and old jukebox in the back bar. They also have a delicious menu, with many people raving about the burgers and pizzas."

"The pub An File is located smack bang in Westport town centre on what they call the Octagon. This lively little pub packs a punch as it has great outdoor seating, a goods setup for live sports, live music and a fantastic menu which is very reasonably priced. Do not let the lively pub atmosphere fool you."

"In the middle of Westport’s main hub, the Clock Tavern is a popular place to celebrate well into the night. As its name suggests, it’s located opposite the clock tower in town. They often have live music, particularly on weekends, and you can expect rock, alt-rock and pop acts on the corner stage."

"In the heart of Westport, The Clock Tavern is in an ideal location. There’s a great atmosphere here for sports games. They often have live music, and there’s always a fun crowd and dancing."

"The pub An File is located smack bang in Westport town centre on what they call the Octagon. This lively little pub packs a punch as it has great outdoor seating, a goods setup for live sports, live music and a fantastic menu which is very reasonably priced. Do not let the lively pub atmosphere fool you."

"As the name suggests, it was once a grainstore and general merchants in the 1800s and it’s now a traditional Irish bar. The owners have carefully restored the building and turned it into a vibrant pub with a selection over 80 whiskeys and gins, as well as local craft beer and selection of wines. They also show all major sporting events with three large screens so you can catch a match in comfort."

"Established in 1216 next to the site of an earlier church founded by busy St Patrick after he came down from Croagh Patrick, this is the only church in Ireland founded by an Irish king that remains in use. Among the highlights of its tumultuous history, the abbey was burned by Normans, seized by James I and suppressed by Henry VIII. Take the N84 south, after about 13km turn west at the Emo service station; and the abbey is 2km along."