Ard Bia was one of the absolute highlights of our time in Galway. The staff here are incredible --…read moregenuinely warm, friendly, and so welcoming from the moment you walk in. The space itself is small and cozy, with just a handful of tables and a private room, which gives it that intimate, tucked‑away feel. I'd 100% go back. They offer two specialty cocktails and a wine list, and while the cocktail selection is limited, the wines are unique and fantastic -- definitely worth exploring. The food was outstanding across the board. The monkfish scampi isn't what you might picture, but it's fantastic -- super crispy and full of flavor. And you have to get the bread: tomato focaccia or brown bread, then topped with the fennel, thyme, and maple butter were all unforgettable. The bavette steak was delicious, and the mashed potatoes were truly out of this world. The sea trout was incredibly fresh; just a heads‑up that the gremolata is spread over the whole dish, so it ends up almost poached in olive oil -- worth noting for anyone sensitive to that, but the flavor itself was excellent. Definitely end the night with the affogato and the shortbread cookies (chef's kiss). Who doesn't like to dunk their dessert? Highly recommend, would absolutely come back.

I came as a solo diner on Saturday evening. They sat me at…read morea cozy table next to a window. So, I got to watch the water. The vibes are homey and rustic. It reminds me of a country home by the water. The service was friendly and young. I got the plum salad, fallow deer, and roasted peach/caramel ice cream. The salad was spectacularly tasteful and fresh. I felt like the deer was a little too salty for my taste, but presentation was good. I was disappointed by the dessert. My ice cream was partially melted and the peaches were cold. I would give the environment/ambiance 5/5, service 5/5 and food 3.5/5. Overall 4/5.

Our wedding officiant brought us here for some café americano and sweets, following our little tour…read morewith him around Galway. I loved the outdoor seating that allows you to take in the air, the narrow streetways, the buildings that have stood here for centuries. While we could only do outdoor seating at the time due to the COVID-19 lockdown measures, this turned out to be quite the good fortune. Where we sat was a nice spot to see the various people walking down the street, engage in conversation, all the while enjoying a cafe Americano and some tasty baked goods like brownies and shortbread with chocolate on top. If you know where to walk from the Eyre Square, it's a great find, moderately priced, and very tasty eats. Hopefully, the next time I can have some of the hot dishes they also offer when we return to Galway.

Was roaming around the Saturday market and discovered this cafe nearby. Ordered a vegetarian…read morebreakfast platter (+ avocado) and a Chai latte (with oat milk since they were out of soy). Both were excellent and very filling. The cafe is located just off the busy street and has some some outdoor seating. The window seating is great for people-watching. They have both books and newspapers as decorations/available for reading around the cafe. There's also two small restrooms (men and women, but they're individual rooms anyways). The staff were nice and the place was very comfortable. Highly recommend!

Delicious food in a quaint corner of Lahich! We were greeted with a bright building and kind server…read moreand quickly shown a table. We ordered an americano and chai tea, both which were good. The boast pizza and wraps for lunch, both which were fresh and flavorful!

We went to Lahinch for a trip and when we arrived we were starving, so we tried out Joes cafe. I…read moremust say, it did not disappoint. It was AMAZING and the staff were very friendly. The only downfall was that it was manic and some people had to wait. Some of the customers, I thought, were very arrogant, but that's not the cafes fault. Looking forward to going back again and trying out the lunch menu

This ain't your Marie Calendar's frozen chicken pot pie. No, no, this is that flavor you're seeking…read morewhen so many other pot pies have let you down. In fact, I think this is so far and away superior that it would change even the most adamant pie-haters out there into avid fans! With that said, thank YOU The Pie Maker for making converts out of my wife & kid.

I saw the great reviews on Yelp but it does not exist! I walked up and down the streets of Galway…read morelike a loser :( Hope it makes a reprise so I can visit on my next trip!

Came across The Grove online and I'm so happy that I've tried the food here. IT TASTES AMAZING. It…read morecan get quite busy inside. The seating area is small, but a lot of people get food to-go. The staff are very friendly and efficient. I find the pricing to be great. Highly recommend the food here

A hankering for lunch was itchin' Our 1 year old baby was…read morebitchin' Dear baby don't worry We will feed you in a hurry At Limerick's amazing The Grove Veggie Kitchen

We were a party of !4 people in the galleon today for a family luncheon after an Anniversary Mass…read more From the welcome we received from Geraldine and her staff, the service and food was amazing. Thank you Chloe and Lucas for looking after us. It has been a number of years since some of the family had dined in the Galleon but they all said it was amazing and they willbe back. It is and always has been one of my favourite Restaurants. Bernie

We came here after we found out a nearby restaurant had no seating available. It was raining hard…read moreand we did not want to venture around. This is a diner style spot a bit further away from the cobblestoned Latin Quarter. The portions were generous but the food was just ok. The Irish beef stew came with more beef than other locations but the beef is not as tender. I ordered the fried mushroom appetizer and it was pretty good. The breading was crisp and had good flavor. Nothing here wowed me though it's fine if you need something to eat.

Excellent vegan options. The Buddha bowl was delicious and filling. My husband got curry bowl and…read moreloved it! Will definitely try this place again!!

Greens &Co has delicious breakfast options for vegans and those on a gluten-free diet. The food is…read moresimply outstanding in both taste and presentation. Not many places offer vegan pancakes as well as a gluten-free version. They also have great dessert offerings and an inviting atmosphere. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful. You should stop in if you're in Galway. We walked 15 mins to get here and it was well worth it!

Kai Cafe is one of my favorites from my trip to Galway. This place is super popular so instead of…read moretrying to snag a table for dinner, I popped in for brunch. The inside is beautiful - like a converted greenhouse/cottage with stone walls and lots of natural light. One of the first things I noticed was the pastry counter. It was absolutely stunning with gorgeous cakes and other sweet treats available by the slice. The menu is written on a large chalkboard at the far end of the cafe, which can be hard to read depending on where you're seated. I asked for the staff's recommendation and she said I should try the fried fish. It came served with slaw, salad, brown soda bread, beautiful yellow butter and the most perfect fried pieces of cod I think I've ever had. This was not your typical "fish and chips" style fish but instead, was seasoned to perfection with a bit of a crunchier, thicker batter. Wow, it was incredible. I was also so grateful for the side of slaw and salad as I think that was the first leafy green I had had in over a week since arriving in Ireland. The latte I ordered was also delicious and well made. Staff was friendly and helpful throughout my visit - all working together to efficiently service the lunch rush. I would totally come back here next time I'm in Galway. It is highly recommended for good reason so go see for yourself!

Kai is an incredible restaurant with a lot of options that has a fine dining type of appeal!…read more All the food items, we'd get again! The scallops were well made and flavorful! The eggplant was very unique! The turnips were good! We shared a bottle of wine that paired well with the meal. The dessert was also nice Service: good service Ambience; best part about Kai was the fancy vibes!!

My friends and I had dinner here while in Limerick. Friendly and attentive staff, great ambiance…read more We ordered a couple of appetizers, and a few main dishes and everything was very tasty! I have had a lot of Indian food and this place was one of the best. Definitely give it a try if you are in town!

We've eaten a lot of Indian food, this was one of the tastiest. The prawns in the Tandoori Prawns…read morewere huge and perfectly grilled with char marks and tender. The chutneys that accompanied it were delicious. The Chicken Tikka Masala was cooked well as were the Dal Palak and garlic naan. No corkage fee, so bring your own wine.

For a belated birthday dinner, my friend and I came here per recommendation of another friend! We…read moremade a reservation prior to our arrival. We had to wait a couple of minutes for our table then were seated. Prior to coming to Cava Bodega, I had tried some tapas but not much so I wasn't sure what to expect. To start, my friend and I got a glass of wine then ordered food. For dinner, we ordered the anchovies with piquilla pepper, patatas bravas, and paella marinera. I had never tried anchovies so I was admittedly nervous but the dish was sooo good. Patatas bravas is a dish I've tried before but I really liked Cava's version. This was also my first time trying paella and it was delicious! Everything was cooked perfectly and had a great combination of flavors. For dessert, my friend and I ordered the churros. Can never go wrong with this sugary cinnamon delight and we were definitely happy! Overall, I had a great time at Cava and it was the perfect birthday celebration. If you want to give it a try, definitely go for it!

Cava bodega sits right by the heart of Latin Quarter in Galway, Ireland. They serve authentic…read moreSpanish food favorites such as tapas, nibbles, platters, and pinchos. This two-story restaurant (with dining in the basement) is bustling especially on weekends, so making reservations is recommended to avoid disappointment. We started with a Spanish red wine and ordered the following tapas to share: 1. Mussels with almonds and white wine sauce 2. Gambas al ajillo 3. Paella marinara 4. Squid with lemon mayonnaise 5. Croquetas 6. Churros with chocolate sauce and ice cream We had a lovely dinner here, the vibe was casual and fun, and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves. They have great, efficient customer service with good price points. If you happen to find yourself tired of bangers and mash or fish and chips, some Spanish tapas are a good recommendation for something different while in Galway, Ireland.