Possibly the best fish & chips with mushy peas I've had. The place had an excellent lunchtime vibe…read more Excellent service . What more could you want from pub grub. A big menu too. Lots of traditional dishes.

Average at best- sort of The Cheesecake Factory Irish style…read moreI did like the gin and tonic - hard to screw that up

We came here for coffee and breakfast and it's such a gem. This is probably the best coffee I had…read morein all of Ireland and I wish I had more time to try some of their menu items. It's so aesthetically pleasing and i love the bathrooms.

We stayed in the hotel our only night in town. Its a lovely hotel with great staff. Only complaint…read morewas parking and unloading but that's a hotel review subject. The bar and restaurant are lovely and staff are great. I enjoyed watching the mixologists work. He was friendly and talented. We had small cooler we asked for ice and he was most generous. We only ate breakfast here but food for other meals looked interesting and we'll presented. Full disclosure i don't care for Irish or European breakfast. To me the bacon is raw and eggs under cooked. I dont eat baked beans or sausage ever and lets not speak of blood pudding. Im not trying to be ugly American... I struggle to get breakfast the way I like even at home. So neither of us were crazy happy with breakfast except croissant was fantastic. I got the porridge which was similar to oatmeal but not as much texture. Wish they had Splenda in Ireland . I basically don't like fruit so picked that out and the sprouts???. Tea was piping hot and strong. Hubby didnt ask for eggs to be cooked extra or bacon crispy... so he wasn't pleased. Part of this is our fault for not asking for things prepared differently. Im giving 5 stars

4.5/5 Had a great…read moretime here! It was quite busy up front but once we pushed past the crowd there were plenty of open tables. Drinks were good and there were a few vegan options. The veggie burger was Ok, I wouldn't order again if we visited again. Fries were fine. The fish and chips were good but also not the best we had, kinda wet. Just a great and friendly atmosphere with plenty of space

Monroe's packs the house with live music every night. It's much larger than some of the pubs in the…read moreLatin Quarter and it's just over the bridge in Galway. It's a full tavern menu most of the day and just pizza after 9pm but the pints are poured all day and night. We struggled to get into Tig Coili and Taaffes, but Monroe's has a lot more seating, but was still packed. It was a great night of music and beers.

We stumbled on to this great place in search of cottage pie for dinner. We walked the whole square…read moreand Latin quarter looking for that specific item - couldn't find it. Saw it on the menu outside and decided to try it. It was AMAZING! Just what I was looking for. My husband had the lamb stew and said it was his favorite dinner in Ireland. To e side salad we ordered was also wonderful, big enough for two, fresh, with a wonderful dressing. If you are looking for traditional Irish food at a good price, this is your place.

Yummy cottage pie with fresh veg & good steak sandwich. Sat at the bar and conversed with the owner…read more& others dining. Friendly spot. Good food & traditional Irish flair

Pat Cohans in Cong, Ireland is a cozy pub/restrauant in a quaint little town. Both charming for a…read morehost of reasons. Pat Cohans is famous for the fight scene in the Oscar wining movie (1951) The Quite Man, staring John Wayne and Maureen O'hara. My wife who did all of the travel bookings is an old movie buff and put Cong on our travel itinerary. It was about 3:30 p.m. when we arrived in Cong after our morning visit to the Cliffs Of Moher. We had not eaten since breakfast and quickly made the short two block walk to Pat Cohans. We ordered the double burger with fries and a side order of onion rings. It was all good. Best onion rings I've had in a long, long time. The burgers were excellent. A few of you will pick up on this this statement, "where's the beef", well it was on our burgers. The beef patties were nice and thick. Great burgers! We had a nice late lunch, early dinner.

Fun historical site! We came here because of the attraction being the pub in the movie "The Quiet…read moreMan." Friendly staff! Amazing food...the seafood chowder is the freshest I have had outside of San Francisco! The soda bread is perfect to pair with Guiness! A definite must when you come here!

My husband says their lamb shank dish was one of the top 5 meals he's ever eaten in his life!…read more We are foodies, and stumbled into Cooke's as a way to get out of the cold in 2018 from an incoming hurricane. From the outside it is warmly lit, and cozily welcoming you in. We cannot suggest this place enough. With Cookes being open on Monday evening (many are not) do not think for one second that you will be "settling" in taste, atmosphere or price. Cooke's was delicious and we cannot wait to be able to travel again. We will be stopping into Cooke's as soon as we are back within Galway city limits!!

Good mussels, although a bit thin and small. Fantastic Atlantic chowder was amazing, thick, creamy,…read morelarge bits of meat and veg... I could've eaten another bowl happily! I was seated quickly at a table right by the door, perfect for 1 person, although might be tight for two, since you can really only sit on the side facing the bar with the traffic going by around you. Overall nice place to duck into for a late lunch/early dinner.

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 stayed one night upstairs and came down for the included breakfast at the pub. 5 stars for each…read moreindividual experience! The room was cozy and comfortable with a queen size bed. Had a wardrobe and two windows. TV didn't really work but we just came there to sleep really. Room was so clean. Checked in late and it was smooth. Breakfast the next morning was delightful. We had an amazing cocoa, lots of toast, Eggs Benedict that was incredible. And everything is served via a fancy robot that played Christmas carols. What an awesome time to stay and eat here.

From the cheerful greeting at reception to our new friends, Daniel and John, this place is top…read morenotch! It was our first stop on a whirlwind week in Ireland and it's truly what you picture the word "inn" to mean. Small, cozy, somewhat off the beaten path, and just lovely. We had our first Guinness of the week there in the front pub with a cheerful fireplace and seemingly several locals bellied up (always a good sign in my opinion). Daniel (one of the managers) became an instant friend. He continued to give us GREAT recs for our short stay, even so much as writing them down on a napkin for me. Owner John Nevin greeted us each day with a smile and a story. The included breakfast is yummy and the dinner we had one night was amazing. It's also directly across the street from access to Clew Bay where we took a lovely hike along the water and sheep farms. It is located for easy access for a day trip to Achill Island (DO NOT MISS THIS). The price is right and accommodations more than satisfactory. We just loved it!