Best Nightlife in Mayo

"Outdoorsy types will be in heaven at this hotel, which is set on the estate of Westport House, dating back to the 18th century. There are 162ha (400 acres) of gardens and woodland on the doorstep to explore. After an action-packed day, the Hotel Westport makes for a very comfortable place to return to."

"Dear food snobs – don’t hate me for this but I ate curry for dinner at Hotel Westport. It was so good that it made me cry!. Hotel Westport, County Mayo, Ireland – photo courtesy – Hotel Westport"

"Right in the middle of town, Mac Bride’s greets those walk through its doors with a warm, wooden interior, dim lighting and a crackling fire in winter. They offer over 100 whiskeys plus a great range of craft beer and all the usual favourites, too. It’s the perfect pub if you’re after a quiet place to relax with a pint after a day of exploring the coast or climbing Croagh Patrick."

"The décor is in keeping with Irish pubs your great-grandfather would remember. The staff are friendly, and you’re greeted by a warm, friendly environment. It’s a great place to watch the match or rest your legs and relax with a pint after a day of climbing Croagh Patrick."

"From the outside, this hotel might look unassuming, but inside you’ll find a fine collection of rooms decked out in regal golds and reds. Guests particularly rate the friendly service of this family-run spot, its central location and the fact that stays come with free access to the leisure centre next door. The award-winning on-site Maddens Bar & Restaurant is another perk, with a welcoming atmosphere, well-curated menu and a selection of Irish gins."

"This classic hotel is located right in the centre of town, a stone’s throw from many of the best pubs in Westport. The bright and elegant rooms have private bathrooms, satellite TV, free tea and coffee and access to the Leisure Park next to the hotel. It’s a place with standout reviews, so you know you’ll be in good hands."

"It is one of the best-known restaurants in the town and you will find it at the end of Bridge Street. The restaurant’s extensive menu has nearly 100 dishes to choose from. Flame-grilled prime Irish steaks are a popular order, as well as the roast Irish Duck."

"Not only that, but it’s also renowned for being owned by Matt Molloy, member of the legendary traditional Irish band The Chieftains. The Chieftains are a classic Irish band formed in Dublin in 1963, by Paddy Moloney, Sean Potts and Michael Tubridy. Matt grew up in Roscommon, and a child, he began playing the flute and won the All-Ireland Flute Championship at just 18 years of age."

"Fittingly for a pub set beside a boat-backed quay, Helm showcases the freshest Irish seafood, with chefs working with fish caught between Rossaveal in County Galway and Ballina in County Mayo."

"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."

"From the outside, this hotel might look unassuming, but inside you’ll find a fine collection of rooms decked out in regal golds and reds. Guests particularly rate the friendly service of this family-run spot, its central location and the fact that stays come with free access to the leisure centre next door. The award-winning on-site Maddens Bar & Restaurant is another perk, with a welcoming atmosphere, well-curated menu and a selection of Irish gins."

"This classic hotel is located right in the centre of town, a stone’s throw from many of the best pubs in Westport. The bright and elegant rooms have private bathrooms, satellite TV, free tea and coffee and access to the Leisure Park next to the hotel. It’s a place with standout reviews, so you know you’ll be in good hands."

"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."

"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."

"The cafe opened it’s doors back in 2004 and since then it gone from a small back street cafe to an established lunch house, a small bakery and a professional catering service. Sheila’s Food Emporium is now a family business ran by Denis and Sheila Sheridan who have a lifetime of experience in the catering and hospitality industry.The concept and ideas of Sheila’s Food Emporium is simple – ‘Good Honest Homemade Food’"

"If you’re Irish, its fun, if your a tourist, its an experience. The cafe exudes banter, craic and a positive outlook which all stems from the owner himself – Christy. I ordered Boxty (A traditional Irish potato pancake) with Irish rashers (Bacon) when one of the locals jokingly said."

"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."

"It is one of the best-known restaurants in the town and you will find it at the end of Bridge Street. The restaurant’s extensive menu has nearly 100 dishes to choose from. Flame-grilled prime Irish steaks are a popular order, as well as the roast Irish Duck."

"Right in the middle of town, Mac Bride’s greets those walk through its doors with a warm, wooden interior, dim lighting and a crackling fire in winter. They offer over 100 whiskeys plus a great range of craft beer and all the usual favourites, too. It’s the perfect pub if you’re after a quiet place to relax with a pint after a day of exploring the coast or climbing Croagh Patrick."

"The décor is in keeping with Irish pubs your great-grandfather would remember. The staff are friendly, and you’re greeted by a warm, friendly environment. It’s a great place to watch the match or rest your legs and relax with a pint after a day of climbing Croagh Patrick."