Restaurants in County Westmeath
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Left Bank Bistro
With airy, whitewashed interiors, shelves of gourmet goods, and a menu combining superior Irish ingredients with Mediterranean and Asian influences, this sophisticated deli–bistro attracts those in the know. Lunch features bowls of steaming pasta, big salads and chunky open sandwiches, while dinner dishes up beautifully grilled meat and fish and some extraordinary desserts.
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Kin Khao
What is possibly the best Thai restaurant in Ireland is tucked away near the Dean Crowe Theatre and is renowned for its extensive menu of authentic dishes. All the chefs and staff are Thai (with the exception of one half of the husband-and-wife team who run the place) and you'd be advised to book ahead if you want to join the band of loyal Kin Khao devotees.
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Ilia Tapas
Book in advance for one of Mullingar’s most popular haunts. This modern restaurant serves generous portions of international-style tapas that are great for sharing. Go for beetroot and whipped goat’s cheese with roast pine nuts or chickpea and baby spinach bacon salad with black pudding boudin. You’ll be back for more.
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Le Château
A Athlone favourite, this classy joint has a split-level timber dining room glowing with flickering candles. The menu features traditional Irish favourites spiced up with speciality and local produce. Expect plenty of meat dishes. Sunday lunch is particularly popular.
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Olive Grove
This slick waterside restaurant gets rave reviews from happy punters keen on the stylish design and creative menus. The food is good but at times fussy; think pan-fried black pudding with blue cheese and cider sorbet or duck confit with colcannon and pear, orange and date chutney.
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Oscar's
This perennially popular spot is the place to go for wholesome comfort food in a lively atmosphere. Bright colours, a menu that skirts the Mediterranean (think pastas, pizzas and French-inspired meat and poultry) and a decent wine list make it a good evening option.
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Ilia
Be sure to book in advance for one of Mullingar's most popular haunts. This cosy but clean-cut restaurant serves up a winning array of gourmet comfort food. Think slow roast pork belly, chicken with puy lentils and roast peppers or pumpkin and sage risotto, all cooked with attention and flair. You'll be back for more.
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Glasson Village Restaurant
The Glasson Village Restaurant is a wonderfully informal place serving excellent food.
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Wineport Lodge
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Glasson Village Restaurant
The Glasson Village Restaurant is a wonderfully informal place serving excellent food.
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Gallery 29
Classy and creative, Gallery 29 is a buzzing café of increasing fame, picking up awards for its health-conscious fare. Its homemade baked goods look as artistic as the artworks on display, and you can get full hot meals like oven-baked salmon at lunch as well as soups and salads.
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Con's
Con's is best known for its huge carvery lunches and hearty sandwiches, and it's a fun spot for a pint too.
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