I meannnn, it's a McDonald's but for a McDonald's this location is great. We went around 8:15 am…read moreand it was super empty and quiet which was nice. There were wireless chargers on each table, a major plus, and the employees were all super friendly when we picked up our food. We ordered from the self serve kiosks in front then ate in. We got one breakfast roll with ketchup (good - like a combination of a egg McMuffin and a burger), one with brown sauce (pretty good, sauce was kind of a weird savory-sweet mix though), an egg McMuffin (always solid), a ham and cheese toastie (basically an aggressively average ham and cheese quesadilla), and some oatmeal (pretty bland, but really perfect for someone with an upset stomach). We also got a latte (decent) and a cappuccino (great)! The hash browns were good, could be crispier though. Overall, a very solid McDonald's experience with good fast food.

Okay, stop shaking your head. I know what you are thinking...1) this boy is reviewing McDonalds?…read moreand 2) he gave it 4 stars? I am not suffering from a case of H1N1 after my recent trip to Ireland. Let me explain. First, here's the problem - you are thinking of McDonalds in 2009 America. Erase that. Think back to McDonalds 1978 back when it was a good establishment to get a meal. In March I visited England, Scotland and Wales and there were McDonalds, which I happened to stop at a couple. The menu was completely different than what we see in the US. They had the McLegend and other sandwhiches I didn't know. The portions were small, the "large" drink was our small and you didn't get ice. I had the same expectations in Ireland, but I was hungry and this Galway location was just down from my hotel, so I stopped. The first surprise I found was the number of customers. The parking lot was full. I went inside and there was a long line. Lots of kids in the restaurant, some of them running about (no PlayLand over there), The menu was basically the same we have, although somewhat scaled down. There was a new sandwich called the M, which I almost tried, but it looked like a slider on flatbread. I stuck with the standards. I ordered the sausage McMuffin with egg in the morning and a coffee. The sandwich was larger than what we get today in the US (probably in an effort to promote the US recession by keeping the price the same and giving a smaller product) and the quality was good. It was actually fresh and tasted like real egg and sausage. Yummy. Another day I stopped in the afternoon and took part in their mint chocolate chip McFlurry. The sign mentioned the excitement of "tasting the bubbles", which referred to these chocolate saucer pieces added. They didn't really do much for me, but overall it was good. I won't write another McDonalds review about a different location, but I will just mention that I stopped in one outside of Belfast in Northern Ireland and it was just as good. Again with a line to the door and crowds of people dining in. These locations in Ireland made me remember what made McDonalds an icon in the older days and I think they have gotten away from the in US. And really what says "road trip" like a stop at McDonalds? If you want a break from the black pudding or white pudding while dining on Full Irish Breakfasts in Ireland, give ole' McDonalds a try. You will be surprised!

This place has great food at a great price! The staff is very pleasant and they have quick service!read more

Went here after a long day of being on a tour bus. I just wanted something down and dirty, nothing…read morefancy. Got the garlic cheese chips. They came out quickly enough. I noticed the shredded cheese isn't super melty. After a bit of sitting on the hot chips, it melts a little bit. The garlic sauce was decent, not as garlicy as I would have thought after reading some of the previous reviews. One thing to note, they do take credit cards, but charge .50 to use. Which was fine by me. Also, they have doner which I should have ordered, the meat roasting on the vertical spit looked damn good.

Excellent chipper! The entire trip to Ireland, Hubby had the joy of listening to me explain how we…read morejust HAD TO HAVE curry cheese chips. And this place delivered! Excellent quality chips that I miss! Nice job, Vinnies!

had curry cheese chips. They were nice but a bit dry at the bottom. €5.50 was a bit expensive , not…read morethat much in it. Was grand overall

After a long day of traveling, we kept searching for some budget friendly but good food and this…read morewas the spot. The service was absolutely stellar and the staff were extremely helpful. It does seem like it caters more to the college crowd in town since there were a lot of students it seemed, but it was still great. Lots and lots of options here including the Supermacs with burgers and chicken, a papa John's, a sub shop, and an ice cream shop. I got the hamburger, chips, and chicken tenders and it was absolutely amazing. Good food and quality for a great price.

I just ate a fairly delicious meal in supermacs Galway, the workers were fairly dry (no emotion)…read morebut were not rude at all the table me and my peers were sitting at had a chocolate stain on the table witch is fairly easy to clean and should've been dealt with. The curry cheese chip I had was lovely and not too spicy and for dessert I had a cookie witch Is fairly small in size but lovely and creamy in the inside, I also had a Diet Coke which was just exquisite ! Definitely recommending to whoever is contemplating on going !!!!

Thanks the leprechauns for this random spot!…read more Outside of the main downtown drag of Galway, across the river bridge, there's a great pub or two. And in the middle of this mix, is the Pizza Cabin. It's a tiny little joint, serving up slices and pizzas made to order. They send them over to the bar next door but it's open late so after your Jameson fill when you need to carb load, they're convenient. The pizza itself, meh, it's okay. Definitely does the trick when starving past pub food hours though. Snag a pie, grab a cab, and eat it in bed in your hotel room reliving your evening: That's what we did!

What's up: I just got off the Irish Rail train at Galway Ceannt Station and was heading towards…read moreShop St and the Latin Quarter to check out the Aran Jumpers (wool sweaters). But before that, I stopped by good old McDonald's for a quick bite. Transit: It was a short walk from Galway Station. Everything in the area was very walkable. Environment: The place was busy since it was the lunch hour. Orders can be placed at the counter or by using one of the self order kiosks. Once your number is called, pick up at the counter and grab a table. What was ordered: - €6 meal of medium cheeseburger, medium fries, and Irish milk (just like what you'd expect) Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. It was a quick meal grab for me since I wanted to start checking out all the shops. The process was quick and easy. It was busy due to the lunch hour so it was a bit messy at the tables. Oh and VAT is included in the price so what you see is what you pay. Credit cards are accepted.

This isn't a regular McDonald's experience but rather so much more. The security team takes their…read morejob seriously and makes the venue not just a quick stop for food but a home, a dining room where all are welcome (except the belligerently drunk). This McDonald's is the crown jewel of a night out, fuelled by efficiency and a common need for greasy food.

Omg. We were sick of hotel food and ordered a pizza to be delivered. Imagine our shock when it was…read morenot only quickly delivered, but it was actually better than the dominos we have in the states! Now, if only they could teach their compatriots in Virginia how to properly make a deliver a pizza...