Food was delicious, as were the smoothies. Cute inside, great friendly fast service! We ordered the…read moregreen smoothie, the waffles and the avocado toast. Would recommend.

Great atmosphere and friendly, quick service. The coffee was very good and their breakfast…read moresandwhich was fantastic!

Jungle Cafe is a quirky, relaxed spot right in the heart of Galway's bustling streets, somehow…read moreseamlessly blending tropical inspiration with cozy European café energy. From the outside, colorful signage and lush plant accents give off an inviting, sunshine-meets-Galway vibe; inside, the décor leans into greenery and relaxed seating that feels friendly and laid-back. There's a full, lush garden area within the actual restaurant, complete with bamboo barriers, palm fronds, wicker seating, and plush couches. At around 11:30am on a Sunday, my party of eleven was looking for a cute brunch spot close o the Galway train station as we arrived for a day trip. Thanks to the courteous staff and some table rearrangement, they were able to seat our large party almost immediately, despite the space being almost full. The menu isn't too extensive, but has a variety of brunch dishes (there's a bit of a conundrum in that they serve brunch until 12:30pm, but they don't begin serving lunch after 1pm; I wonder what they do in the meantime?). They've essentially taken brunch classics and added their own fun, tropical twist, such as their "Mojo Rojo Toast" and Huevos Rancheros with a Brazilian twist. There's also a comprehensive drink menu, with coffee/tea, smoothies, and fresh-pressed juices. I began with their Double Espresso (€2.80), which came in a tiny, cute cup, with homemade sugar cubes on the side. I will say that as a group, we found their espresso overly acidic as compared to others we've sampled in Ireland, but it did the job in getting me sufficiently caffeinated. Others in my group enjoyed their Chai Lattes (€4.50)! For my main dish, I opted for their Cinnamon & Orange French Toast (€14), which consisted of two hearty slices of crusty bread soaked in custard, topped with creamy mascarpone, tangy pineapple salsa, and a crunchy oat crumble. This was a lovely variety of flavors and textures, and I love how the unsweetened mascarpone provided a richness to the dish without any sweetness. There was also fresh orange slices and passionfruit on the side, which provided a tropical touch! I also enjoyed the small drizzle of caramel syrup and powdered-sugar dusting over the top, which was a thoughtful touch of sweetness. My one note is that I do wish the toast itself were soaked a bit longer in the custard, as I found it a bit dry. According to my group, other standout dishes included the Overnight Oat Jar (€7.50), the Huevos Rancheros (€16), and the Smashed Avocado on Toast (€14.50). We truly enjoyed our time at Jungle Cafe; service was kind and efficient, the food was tasty, and it strikes that sweet spot between café casual and just a bit out-there. In general, Jungle Cafe sits in the moderate price range for Galway; while I usually wouldn't pay €14 for French toast, the creativity and fresh ingredients made it feel worth the spend when you want a fun, vibrant meal. It's the perfect place for brunch with friends or a casual lunch after exploring the city.

Delicious breakfast menu with plenty of options, fresh juices, and coffee…read more Friendly staff. Amazing decor - it really felt like we were eating in the jungle. Plenty of seating both "outdoors" (fully covered and enclosed) and indoors. Highly recommend as a fun breakfast/brunch spot!

We needed a coffee break while walking around the Galway area. This is off the main street into an…read morealley so it was kinda hidden. The menu looks great so I decided to have brunch even though I already had breakfast. I got a latte, strawberry pancakes and a raisin scone. You order at the counter and they will bring the food to your table. I'm normally not a pancake person, but when I saw other customers eating it I was craving some all of a sudden. They were fluffy and scrumptious. The scone was a tad try but not bad with the butter it came with. The hot latte was perfect on that one cold day we visited. If only I hadn't already had breakfast, I think I would have ordered even more food.

This is such a very chic cafe. It is very hidden just off the main street at the end of a dark…read morealley and Voila!!!! I've ordered a very soothing Hot Chai Tea Latte with just enough spice to have the flavour but not over powering. I've also tried 3 different cakes. My favourite is the chocolate brownie where they warm it up for you another good choice is the Rocky Road. As I've arrived before closing and wasn't able to try their sandwich. The service was great, as you ordered at the counter and they will bring everything and serve it on your table so you get to enjoy the time in the cafe with buddies, read your book or browse online with free Wi-Fi.

TLDR: 6/5 stars. Best sandwich I've probably ever had…read more.. First stop in Galway. This place was recommended by my Hostel (Kinlay Hostel, just down the street) and I was SO satisfied. I visited along with my friend for lunch, and we ordered the Cajun chicken Panini, gourmet chicken panini and a bowl of soup with a side of bread/butter. Each of the paninis were cooked to perfection -- you could literally taste the flavor of everything in each one. The Cajun was the perfect blend of chicken and cheese. The gourmet was an incredible mix of sweet and salty. Seriously could not recommend these more...so so impressed. We were so hungry, that I never got a chance to take a photo of the food - ha! I also ordered the soup of the day which came with their homemade bread -- truly incredible. I'm still raving about this and am so glad it was recommended. A MUST stop in Galway! Will be returning no doubt.

Delicious breakfast! We got the eggs benny and savoury waffles. After ordering inside the food came…read moreout in less than 10 min and the staff was lovely and friendly. Tried to take a photo but was too hungry!

Well the other reviews just about sum it up but to reiterate this is some of the smoothest coffee…read moreI've ever had. As someone who genuinely enjoys the taste of coffee this latte was the best one I had on my trip to Ireland! That being said, if you're someone who likes flavors, iced coffees, and loads of sugary taste in your coffee you likely won't enjoy it. The cafe itself is adorable and the staff is so friendly. I highly recommend if you're a coffee lover in Galway!

This has always been a spot Meghann has enjoyed stopping when visiting Galway. The cafe is…read moreabsolutely beautiful with multiple seating options to overlook a very popular area. The drinks are well crafted, there is plenty of art to admire, and it faces towards the west so it is always filled with warm sunlight. We highly recommend this cafe on your next visit to Galway!

Really sweet restaurant the ambiance is lovely, very Parisian. The crepes are HUGE! So if the price…read moreseems a bit steep, fret not. I had the Irish breakfast crepe and it was grand. Lovely cappuccino as well.

Getting to Galway suuuuuuper late & we were hungry - on the verge of HANGry, lol…read more We were so lucky to stumble upon this cute, little spot that is open pretty late. Looking from the outside into this place - I wouldn't pick this place to be open this late - 1am! The club across the street seemed to be one of the more popular ones so it makes it great for people-watching. If that's your cup-o-tea. It wasn't that busy for a Saturday night - but that a plus for us. We were seated right away - and she took our order immediately. As I did every day I was in Europe, I ordered a Latte. They had a huuuuuuuge selection of savoury and sweet crepes so whatever you're craving - I'm sure you'll find something that'll tickle your pickle :) I opted for the Nutella and Roasted Almonds crepe. It came with a dollop of whipped cream & a mini scoop of ice cream. It hit the spot, soooo yummy! The service was great, nothing to complain about :) We tried to go the next day for brunch but it was St. Patrick's Day so the streets were shut down and shops were closed so sadly, we didn't get to go back. I totally recommend this spot for your late-night cravings.

Apr 9, 2025 Great breakfast, highly recommend, if you have…read moretime. This place gets very busy and seems popular with the locals. Coffee was delicious and the very welco

We enjoyed a lovely breakfast at this darling cafe in June 2023. The cafe is a very short walk from…read moreThe Connacht Hotel, with delicious food, excellent prices, and wonderful coffee. Our family of four were able to eat for less than 35 euro total. The staff were courteous and prompt and the ambiance is quaint. The cafe seemed to be a spot where locals frequent. We very much liked being in a place that didn't feel "touristy." We sipped our coffee and ate bacon, eggs, French toast, salad, baked beans, croissant, and veggies while watching a light rain shower out the windows. What a wonderful cafe! We highly recommend!

Grind was a short walk from our Airbnb, which made it the quick choice in the mornings. They offer…read morea few food items like a breakfast burrito, avocado toast and porridge in addition to the full cafe of beverages. The croissants are crispy and flaky, served up with some black currant jam. The porridge was hearty with a variety of nuts, seeds, fresh banana and blueberries... although I did have to add a few packets of brown sugar to add a little sweetness. The Americano and Cappuccinos were excellent, and the service was prompt but not very friendly. For great service, you'll need to head over to Coffee Werks and Press and watch a master at work.

Great little coffee/tea/soup/sandwich/salad place. Stopped in out of the rain and it is nice and…read moreclean. They even have pastries. Everyone is friendly, food looks amazing, will definitely be back to eat.

We were wandering around Galway trying to find somewhere to eat for lunch and we stumbled upon Cafe…read moreExpress. It looked like a great little cafe to get a sandwich. There were 6 of us during lunch rush hour and were seated immediately - which was great since we were so hungry. All of us ordered a sandwich with fries. Also, the Coke is so much better in Ireland than it is in the states! I had the Chicken and Bacon sandwich with fries and slaw. My sandwich had chicken, smoked bacon, sun-dried tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil mayo on it. SO good. Irish slaw is also so much better than it is in the states. I was a little skeptical since it was purple - but it did not disappoint.

Food is good, portions are huge, and they do iced coffee. A little expensive and always really…read morebusy, but it's often worth the crowds.

Terrific market. This is the place to get your top notch Irish chocolate to take with you as a…read moresouvenir. They carry Bean & Goose, Gra, Skelligs, Lorge, Áines and much more. Friendly folks as well.

Awesome little grocery steps from Eyre Square…read more Perfect for some snacks or elevated snacks and liquor.