Restaurant Killala

Eating Out, Romance in Townplots

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Restaurant Killala

Eating OutRomance

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A memorable evening together deserves somewhere that really does understand the importance of good company, beautiful surroundings and outstanding cuisine. Restaurant Killala, here in the picturesque coastal village of Killala, delivers precisely that. Finnish couple Irma and Nic bring a wealth of international knowledge to this delightful little establishment, having established an enviable reputation in Helsinki before making County Mayo their home. Their enthusiasm is infectious, and there's an unmistakable sense of pride in everything they serve. For couples wishing to enjoy a romantic dinner without spending a fortune, this is an absolute find. The cooking is accomplished, the hospitality personal and the whole experience feels wonderfully relaxed rather than overly formal. I particularly enjoyed meeting these two remarkable individuals, whose affection for their adopted community shines through. With a loyal following amongst local residents, this is somewhere I'd happily return to, particularly for an intimate evening with someone special.

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George Street ,
Townplots, Co. Mayo , F26 R257

+353-96-33721

www.restaurantkillala.ie

info@restaurantkillala.ie

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Restaurant Killala, George Street, Townplots West, Killala, County Mayo, Ireland

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