For some reason gps was giving me issues to find this place. I got carnitas burrito and wow it was…read moredelicious. I wasn't expecting it to be so good. Place was clean with plenty of seating. Staff was ok. Solid location if you're not in the mode to sit at a crowded pub.

Boojum was almost exactly like Chipotle or Qdoba in the United States. It was yummy. I got a bowl…read morewith the Barbadoa Beef and it was delicious. Guac was extra so I didn't get it. A little on the pricey side. It is cute inside and quality food for fast casual. I recommend it. It is not a sit down place so there isn't really a server but the service at the counter was good. They were nice.

Drive into Galway and was looking for a place to grab a quick bite that wasn't crowded. Here's what…read morewe found: They were out of chicken, Carne and Tonga so we had to settle for the Tinga and just one burrito...took them over 15min even though it was still readily available. Unfortunately got the order wrong - put rice in which we didn't ask for and no sour cream on the side / had to go back to get that and price was crazy for a single burrito. it was however a pretty decent portion of food (2 of us ate 1 burrito). Bathroom was very dirty and was out of TP - we told the manager but he seems more apt to take more orders even though it was going to be another 30min for most of the meat... IMO - Skip and go somewhere else.

Stumbled across this little "Mexican street food" while walking through Galway. We are from Texas…read moreand seeing how they rated, we gave them a try. If you've had or heard of Chipotle restaurant, this is very similar. Offer burritos, bowls, tacos, and some other specialty items. Choose burrito bowl or tacos, then your meat then your fillings. They come out the size of a toddler football. And.. they were really good. I see why they won TripAdvisor award in 2020 as well as the food awards for Ireland in 2019 for the "Best Mexican establishment --"All Ireland Winner". Would recommend and come back.

This was a really good place to grab a quick and decently-priced meal! There are so many…read morecombinations that you can make with their options, and it all seems pretty fresh. The restaurant was clean and modern, but kind of small. It enforces the idea of a fast and unique meal, though. The only thing I wasn't blown away by were the pinto beans as they were a little bland. However, the corn salsa made up for it, and paired amazingly well with my carnitas. The staff was friendly and chatty which made us feel like they actually cared if we enjoyed the food. I would definitely visit again.

From the owner: Sourcing only the best quality ingredients to serve nutritious and tasty food, the fruits of our…read morelabour are evident in every mouthwatering bite of Tolteca's burrito bowls, salads and tacos. Our aim is to supply you, our customer, with only the finest ingredients sourced in Ireland from honest farmers and suppliers who have the highest animal welfare practices. They treat their animals right! We work hard to ensure that our suppliers have the highest animal welfare practices and care about our environment. All our meats are certified Irish and Board Bia approved. Our vegetables, cheese and sour cream are of the highest quality and purchased locally where possible.

Craved something healthy so I ordered delivery through Deliveroo & was delivered on time & in-tact…read more Ordered the beet salad with apples, nuts & goat cheese. The salad was large enough to feed two people, & there was only one of me! Loved the flavor & felt good eating it! Goat cheese & produce were incredibly fresh. Came with bread/butter on the side - as an American it looked like banana bread - however it was NOT (sad face); it was a plain loaf. Bread was okay; if it's made in-house, then I'll give em more credit! -1 star because I wish there was more crunch (nuts + apples).

The food here was fantastic and very reasonably priced at the same time! For anyone who likes…read morehealthy food, salads or who has certain diet restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, paleo etc), then I'd really recommend this place! For salads and sandwiches you can choose from the menu or make your own by selecting ingredients from the deli. They have a bigger choice than regular deli to include things like roast and smoked salmon, chickpeas, beetroot, cherry tomatoes in addition to the usual stuff. You can also choose between a lettuce or pasta base if ordering salad. They also have a nice breakfast and brunch menu, as well as hot mains like noodles, quesadilla, stews and soup. Prices are overall pretty cheap, you can eat here for less than €10. The staff were pretty nice, not much to say there, and the cafe itself was fairly clean with nice seating. However it does get full at lunch time on weekdays since it's near the hospital, but they do take aways as well.

One of my favorite stops in Galway!!!! I went for my NYE dinner on vacation and i am SO happy I…read moredid. Probably the highlight of my trip. The waitress was an absolute gem and so sweet. The food was TOOOOO GOOD!!!! I legit was going out after and was BURSTING bc I couldn't let a beautiful crumb go to waste! The inside was very nicely decorated, cozy and chic!

Hooked came highly recommended so we decided to give them a go. We took a chance and walked over…read morewithout a reservation so we waited quite a long time (close to an hour outside, as there wasn't a good place to wait indoors) so I recommend making a booking if you can. We were eventually seated at a communal table which did end up being a lot of fun as we met two sisters traveling together and a young couple on a birthday trip. We had a lot of fun talking with everyone and comparing travel notes. Service was fast and the food was good... fresh and tasty... but I did think that portions were a bit small for the price. With the exception of dessert which was quite a lot and good for sharing.

In terms of consistency, Boojum almost always deliver on service. Well priced and tasty burritos…read more Well worth a try!

Oh Boojum. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways .... their nommy local artisan beers, their…read morefriendly staff, their funky fizzy drinks and, of course, their amazing, amazing burritos. My whole class is addicted - and me? I'm only 9 boojum stamps away from getting that free t-shirt (unfortunately though if I keep going at this rate I'll be getting it in a larger size). Their opening hours have been extended, they now generally open until 9:30pm but if you go in the evening, or at lunch for that matter, be prepared to queue.

Amazing Service Really Quick…read more Friendly Staff Clean Toilets Nice Architecture Amazing Food Amazing And Big Menu

Really great pub food & drinks with a modern twist. We stopped in for a late lunch on our first day…read morein Galway and we really enjoyed ourselves. Service was great, food was excellent. My daughter ordered the shepherd's pie and wound up getting two meals out of it. I ordered the pulled pork and I have to say, the roll it was served on was the best I've ever had. All in all, it was a really fun time and we enjoyed our drinks as well.

I'm gonna just come straight out and say it. James B, you're wrong. Well you're right, in that…read moretechnically this isn't real Mexican food, it's like calling Four Star Pizza 'Italian' but that doesn't make it any less tasty. It's probably my favourite restaurant in the whole world, and is about 80% to blame for my secondary school obesity. Whenever I'm back home with my sisters, we always try to make a trip to La Salsa for a chicken fajita burrito and taco chicken fries. We're generally always hungover and eat so much food that projectile vomiting isn't out of the question, but we never regret guzzling down enormous plates of deep fried spicy goodness. La Salsa may just be a shortcut to fast food via the theme of Mexico, but if you're gonna pig out, do it right and go to La Salsa. And trust me on this: Taco chicken fries, no onion, extra garlic.

If you are travelling and are absolutely desperate for Mexican food, it's worth a try as long as…read moreyou go in knowing that it isn't going to be like real Mexican food. It's an Ireland interpretation of Mexican food - there are tortillas, there are chips, there are beans. But, overall, it's not good. The salsa is ketchup, I'm pretty sure. No spiciness in anything at all. At first, I was so glad to see a tortilla that I didn't care what it tasted like, but after a few bites I realized it was pretty gross. An extra star for at least trying to run a Mexican-ish restaurant in Ireland.

I go to La Salsa a lot, when I want good fast food (not specifically Mexican). The chicken taco…read morefries are my Achilles heel, they are so tasty! Thick cut fries, covered in spicy tomato and garlic sauce, topped with chicken, fried onions, and grated cheese... Mmm... you know you want to! :P