Louisburgh 74 in Louisburgh

Quirky 'bistro' with nice food and friendly service

First timers and holiday makers here. My mum, two children under the age of 6 and I had a bite to eat here. Staff were friendly and kid friendly. My mum chose the Soup of the day which was vegetable at €6.50. The children shared a toasted ham and cheese sandwich €7 (served with complimentary raisins: a nice touch) and I savoured a creamy fishy chowder at €8.95. The cakes, especially the coffee cake, looked tempting but we resisted on this occasion. Lovely feel to the place and nicely decorated for the season of Halloween. You can buy bits and bobs here also eg soap, Turkish delight, rock etc. Parking across the road. Recommended if you are in the area.

Very enjoyable reasonably priced lunch - home made fish pie and fresh salad. Relaxed atmosphere, quirky nic nacs and splendid friendly staff. Really boosted the day out in Co Mayo

Before driving between Louisburgh and Leenane (definitely one of the highlights of our 10-day trip to Ireland), we decided to have lunch at Louisburgh 74. It is a delightful place, arranged and decorated with simplicity and care. Guests are both local and occasional, the whole thing has a welcoming family feel about it. Likewise, the food is simple but tasty and comforting. We enjoyed a creamy chicken curry, fish cakes and lemon tart. Recommended.

Great food, excellent service. Recommended

Great place , nice food and friendly staff.

The vegetable soup was very good and my ploughman sandwich was adequate. The service was very good and the place is really warm,

Cozy restaurant/café with a relaxed atmosphere. The staff are very friendly and the food is very tasty. You are allowed to bring your own alcoholic drinks. There is also a small souvenir shop.

A jewel in Louisburgh! We followed the recommendation of our host and had a great meal with a personal touch, very friendly staff, delicious dessert. We will return here tomorrow!