Stopped into the Salt House and absolutely loved it. I had the chocolate fudge brownie stout and it…read morewas incredible -- rich aroma, smooth flavor, and honestly one of the best dessert-style stouts I've tried. Cozy atmosphere, great vibes, and definitely a spot I'd come back to.

Great pub with a bunch of craft beers, which sets itself apart from other Irish pubs. It's on the…read morewater. Outdoor seating. Frequently having live music. The bartenders were busy, yet friendly. If I lived in Galway, this might very well be my place. They have quite a few beers from local. Brewery Galway Bay Brewery.

This place stands out for its beer selection. 24 taps including some less common offerings…read more Decent vibe/. Full bar. A guy shaking a cocktail. Less the Irish pub experience. A nice change of pace. They do have food/. Price point on par.

Decided staying in on a vacation is a bad thing, so looked for craft brew places near my BnB and…read morefound this place a short walk away, score! Places to sit inside or out, vaccine check at the door, and partitions on the tables to help keep groups separate made for a safe feeling evening. I sat at a table with a couple visiting from the Netherlands and decided to order three half pints and the nachos. The nachos were only ok, not enough cheese at all. The beers were good - a local, a red wine ale, and a wild sour. The wild sour was especially different! Their receipt was confusing though, as it does not do a good job of "keeping the tab open". Not the cheapest evening (~20 Euro for 3 half beers and chips), but I was glad I made myself get out and recommend this place if you are looking for something different (or even a cheap pint of Guinness!).

Hi energy, very busy, and misleadingly huge...walk into a cozy pub, and walk through to a busy,…read moreopen aire pub and restaurant in the back. Pizzas are crusty, wood fired, and excellent in all respects. Lots of action, sports on the TVs, and a fun, young crowd. Great vibe here!

Spacious bar & beer garden. Very busy & loud. Seemed like a relatively young crowd. Many were…read moreglued to the t.v. as there was a big game going on. Mix of locals & tourists. Bartenders are quick & on top of their game. In the back there is a brick oven pizza spot called Dough Bros Pizza. We ordered 2 pizzas...Pepperoni & Margherita . Mighty tasty wood fired thin chewy crust. Cold beers & pizza always gets my vote

Great atmosphere and service with amazing food and drink. The Sunday lunch roast was amazing. I…read morehighly recommend.

The food is great and delicious. It's reasonably priced. I got the lamb stew which was a large…read moreportion and tasty and the chargrilled oysters which was delicious. The service is also very good and the staff are very friendly. I have to lower the rating a bit because the restroom particularly the urinal in the men's restroom was very unsanitary and disgusting. It was one of the worst restrooms I've seen in my life.

When the wife daughter and I was in Galway Ireland. We ended up going to Oslo twice the first time…read morewe sat outside, drank beer and had their amazing chicken wings. They were really good. The second time we went inside. It was a typical Irish pub feel and upstairs. they had a spirit tasting room which the little gal was very nice and polite. she knew her Irish whiskeys so we bought a bottle. we went back downstairs. Ordered the fish and chips and my daughter had their nachos. The fish and chips was pretty good not the best I've ever had, but not the worst. my daughter's nachos would have been good, but the chips were very stale. I will say the service was excellent and the beer very tasty. I would go back again and maybe just have the chicken wings and beer.

Hit the spot when we needed it. Mostly standard pub food…read more We are supper and had a pint of cider.

What a great meal and experience…read more Service was phenomenal, by multiple servers. Kept us well hydrated, lubricated, educated. Food was awesome and abundant. Seafood chowder was out of this world. So binging a serving. Couldn't eat for hours... Mushroom soup was pretty awesome as well. The place was humming with people, noise, talking, great vibe. The small secluded booths (for the ladies) was a great touch! All of us (guys included) really enjoyed them. Thank you for a great experience.

Might be my favorite pub in Ireland after exhaustive research. Cozy. Live music early in the…read moreevening. And most important: local crowd. Definitely some tourists too, but a lot of Irish accents. No food. Music at 6 and 9.

This place was interesting. During the day it is a local hang out. Great service, drinks were…read morewell prepared and the setting is fantastic. Fun decorations stuck all over the walls. A great fireplace that heats the entire pub (it was cold outside). Fun to just grab a drink, warm up, hang out and people watch. This place is the perfect old school pub, locals posted up all around. LOVED it. BUT, at night it's a complete different beast! We wanted to come back thinking it would be more of the same, locals and Irish music, folks with their instruments playing old Irish music. NOPE. We were actually warned by a local not to go back if that's what we were looking for. IT turns into a college hang out! Seriously. DJ plays, tons of drunk college kids, everywhere. Still a few local guys at the bar, which I thought an odd mix then thought oh wait, old dudes love to look at cute scantly clad college girls (in this weather, ha). So loud, crowded, DJ, beer being spilled as you walk by. Highly recommend if you are young and want a fun place party on the weekend. At night time, its not your typical Irish pub at all. College kids take over! And I'm guessing this is just a weekend thing? Would highly recommend checking this awesome pub out during the day.

We stopped in on a Sunday for some drinks and to hear some music. It was crowded but the music was…read moregood and the bartenders were really nice. Two drinks cost us about 9-10€. It was a bit further from some of the touristy-er areas which made it chill and enjoyable. Definitely will be back when we return to Galway.

After a morning of exploring Galway, it was time for a drink and M. Fitzgerald's hit the spot…read more Located along the busy district of Quay Street, it wasn't too busy in here at lunch time. Sitting at the bar with a beer, this is a lovely and comfortable spot. The beer is cold, the music isn't loud and the seating is nice. I'm a fan. [Review 1951 of 2024 - 133 in Republic of Ireland - 22973 overall]

Warm and friendly ambience with attentive service and a cool vibe. Enjoyed the well prepared pasta…read moreand a proper pint, of course!

Tigh Fox was the pub located above the hostel that I was staying at. I could hear the music when I…read morechecked in, so I decided to head down for a pint and to listen to some songs. There was a good mix of Celtic music (including songs everyone seemed to know the words to but me) and Johnny Cash. The next day I came back to Tigh Fox. There's no music in the day, but it was raining pretty fierce. When it's rainy (and cold) you want something warm to eat. I had bacon and cabbage. Pretty traditional type of dish. I really enjoyed it. This is a nice pub if you're in Galway. And it's only a short walk from the bus station and the train station. Definitely worth popping into for a drink or two.

We stopped here before we got on the train back to Dublin. Its extremely close proximity to the…read moretrain made it an optimal choice. The food was just okay here, beer was poured well. Prices were reasonable as well. Prices were good and the live music was good as well.

We only popped in here for a pint so can't rate the food but it was a cute bar and the bartender…read morewas super helpful and friendly in helping us select a new beer to try.

Outstanding and delicious dinner at the Dáil Bar. The Irish stew was so thick, hot and flavorful!…read moreThe generous helping of mashed potatoes was perfect with it. I had a side of garlic calbata which was thin, charred to perfection and delicious. I finished with sticky toffee pudding. Hot toffee pudding and cold ice cream drizzled in Carmel sauce. Yum!!