It was quite a scene in the beer garden at McGann's. There was an O'Donnell, an O'Callahan, a…read moreMcKay, a McLoughlin. What is this? Jimi's grade school? 5 stars

We had to stop in here to get beer and some Irish music. It had been 13 years since our last…read morevisit. Not that hungry but could resist the Oven baked salmon and the fish & chips. NEEDED MORE TARTAR SAUCE! Wonderful atmosphere, place was hopping. Even better if once the music started at 8:45pm. Almost past our bedtime. Ha! We stuck around and tipped few more beers, great place, awesome service. Well done.

I'm a Dub and hadn't been to Galway in years, unfortunately. I went on a trip to see the Galway v…read moreDublin Game with a group of lads. The match was brutal and we were all mad for pints. I'm delighted to say that O'Connors didn't let us down. We are all used to drinking at Dublin and it was a pleasant change to drink good pints at Galway prices for a change. Good guinness.

Fun spot. Super cool decorations and good beer. Would recommend for a beer and some musicread more

Delicious!! Best meal in Ireland …read more Lovely deficient was perfect and the soup was still delicious

I came in here when it was pretty crowded to get a table for dinner. It wasn't really clear where…read moreto wait to get a table, so I stood by the bar for several minutes, but no one waited on me. I ended up stopping a server and they said they'd get back to me. Probably five minutes after that I did get a table. They have an upstairs and that space had plenty of tables. The service was quick up there. I ordered the fish and chips and the fish was huge! They were playing live music in the bar, which was super fun.

Beautiful weather today brought out lots of folks! Tig Coili in the middle of the action in…read moreGalway.We were lucky to get great seats at this small traditional Irish Pub in the front with the sun on our backs. There was a musician playing outside which made for a lovely visit. Nice patio out front too. We met a local Irish couple and so enjoyed good craic with them. 1 of our favorite pubs on our trip

Tig Coili is everything you expect of an Irish pub. Bartenders are friendly & so are the patrons…read more Drinks are reasonably priced and the selection is good. First things first, no food here, just drinks. Second, live trad music at 6pm & 10pm when I went in early October. Seating is tight so get there early & grab a few beers and find yourself a spot. This was a fun pub and the beers and music were just what I wanted. I plan to come back the next time I'm in Galway.

Paddy Coynes Pub dates back to 1811. The food, staff and atmosphere were amazing. I highly…read morerecommend visiting if you are in the Tullycross area. They have a long list of food awards displayed with the last one being Galway Pub of the Year at the Connaught Regional Irish Restaurant Awards 2017. This restaurant is like a museum with lots of artifacts lining the walls. We walked right in without a reservation because it was off season. During high season it takes a couple of hours to get a table in this small pub. We started with appetizers of goat cheese, crab and cheese bread. All of these were delicious and very fresh. For entrees we ordered aged steak and a traditional chicken dish. The steak was cooked perfectly and came with broccoli, potatoes and carrots. The chicken came with a white sauce that was amazing. We ordered bread pudding for dessert and it was awesome.

I've been to many Irish Pubs but this may be the most authentic one (Founded 1811) that I have…read morevisited! Walking in, you have a beautiful bar flanked by a wood burning fireplace surrounded by chairs/ couches. Open the adjacent door and you have the other side of the bar and entrance to the back bar. The back bar is just amazing, complete with a replica of The Titanic! Trust me, you won't see anything like this anywhere... back in the day this bar commissioned folks to go on the ship, they said. What makes the place is the Locals... here they will talk to you, spark up a conversation unlike Dublin & Cork City. Spent 3-4 nights in here and the people you meet and conversations/ gibberish really make it authentic! The bartenders are also all good, dealt with 3 different ones and all of them had plenty of info on the area/ recommendations, etc. The Guinness is amazing and they DO NOT serve food during the off season... have a bag of salted peanuts! Even met the owner and he bought me a shot of Jameson. Must See// Talk Later

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.

All of the reviews on here are correct. Welcoming atmosphere, prompt and friendly service, chatty…read morelocals, and outstanding food from a varied menu. Our group had the seafood chowder, pappardelle, the cheese basket, tiger prawns, and bruschetta and it was all very, very good. I would be a regular at this place if I lived around here.

We are here from the US visiting my mother. The wife and I brought the kids here for dinner and it…read morewas spectacular. The seafood chowder is to die for! The fish and chips my son ordered was on point. The wife got the roast of the day (turkey and ham) and loved it. I got the crab and chorizo pasta which was also very good. Will definitely be back later this week for some more chowder!

Lovely food, coming here for years, gets better every time. They have a very vast menu and a kids…read moremenu as well. One meal that is a must have are the Irish tapas, mainly because they have chicken goujons. The goujons here have quite a nice crust and a very tender taste. There is also a hotel attached to the pub, which offers lovely hotel rooms as well. The staff is also really kind and happy to help. Overall it has a soft spot in my heart. Shannon would not be Shannon without the old lodge (and the airport).

Absolutely lovely place We booked here to be near Shannon…read morebut really great food in a beautiful atmosphere I had the roast special Hubby had the tagliatelle carbonara. And Cesar salad My daughter had wings Great overall

LOVE this place ! great servers. Lively music. Quaint decor. Delish food. Fun friendly patrons…read more Must visit place !!

Yes - go here…read more Visited by design Visited for music -- Young musicians and 92 year old dancers Owner very friendly and proud Say yes to the mussels Take a stroll to back porch for view

Do yourself a favor and take the gus bus over to Gus O'Connor's. This place is craic and grande and…read moreslainte. Forgive Jimi if his Irish slang usage is incorrect. 5 stars

Obviously when in Doolin, this is the joint where everyone turns up. On a cold rainy day, Gus O…read moreConnors hits the spot. I want to be clear that it's not the very best food in the world, it's just perfect pub food when you're starving during the middle of your Ireland road trip. Panko Fried Goat Cheese was extremely comforting when eaten with the dressing-tossed salad greens it is served with. The Fish in the Fish in Chips was fried perfectly and ate very clean, no fishy taste. The Chips were frozen and fried, didn't bother us at all. The Guinness Stew really did the heavy lifting for me. The meat was quality and tender and the stew gravy was dark, glossy, thick, and flavorful. No notes.