Very eclectic atmosphere! A little bit rustic and little bit artsy. Service was great and staff…read morewere friendly. The food was great and menu changes depending on time of day. The place can get a little cozy, and there can be a wait. Recommend making reservations.

Reservations were really easy to book from their website. This is one of the more popular…read morerestaurants so if you don't have a reservation be prepared to wait. It's very cute and homey inside. And the staff is very attentive. The menu does change throughout the day and they serve breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. I recommend getting the pea risotto which was creamy and comforting with the perfect crunchy bits of bacon. The sea trout was also delicious. Crispy skin on the fish and the freshness from the gremolata brought the dish together well. The cod and mussels were a miss for me. I found them both to be a bit too salty for my pallet. The side of broccoli & cauliflower was just roasted veggies with a dollop of curry butter on top nothing fancy.

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!

Another superb meal during our trip to Ireland, this time for brunch. Bit of a line but worth the…read morewait. I had the Dela Fry, which was a ton of food but 100% delicious and worth it ...especially paired with their outstanding house roasted coffee. I basically didn't eat the rest of the day. Mom had the Bacon pancakes which was also a lot and she's tiny but she went after those like a champ. I was impressed. I tried a bite and they were also outstanding. Service is lovely... great vibe and decor, super nice folks here. Would visit again without a second thought.

Had dinner here with the family on a recommendation from a local. A lovely place that was easy to…read morewalk to from our accommodations through the bustling and vibrant Latin quarter. Ambience was muted and elegant, wait staff were friendly and patient and the food was superb, truly. An unexpected gift to find creative and delicious appetizers and entrees after a few days of solid but predictable soda bread, seafood chowder, and chicken fillet rolls in the Aran Islands. We tried two crazy sounding appetizers and they were both out of this world good. Shiitake donuts yeah?? Wish we'd had a chance to try brunch for some breakfast burritos and Bennie's eggs. Also dig their philosophy on food and farms, our family in Taiwan are organic farmers and the care and work that goes into producing food with that ethos is no joke.

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 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.

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

If you are looking for a sumptuous, tasty, and healthy meal, this is the place. First day in…read moreGalway and we enjoyed the food. The hostess and her team always wore a smile and served with enthusiasm. We loved the ambience, and the music that was being played (not loud, just enough volume to enjoy). The green smoothie was delicious.

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!

Had a delicious dinner last night at Kai. 8:30pm reservation and the place was quite busy still…read more Service was terrific, glad we took a taxi from town Centre as it wasn't clear where one would park otherwise. Cozy and interesting interior and noise level fine for conversation. The food was fabulous, especially after several nights of pub food. - Hapi bread and butter - 5/5 three kinds of bread all delicious and it is true, hard not to eat it all and get full before the very large main dishes arrive! - sole with samphire and cherry tomatoes - 5/5 outstanding fish on the bone, delicate flavors and a HUGE portion that I could not finish - strip steak - 5/5 my partner thoroughly enjoyed his steak - Steve's leaves - 5/5 this was a very delicious collection of slightly dill cucumber pieces, lettuce leaves, pomegranate seeds, cherry tomatoes, fennel, dill with a light dressing - refreshing! - side potatoes - 4/5 solid offering but nothing special - coconut and apricot sorbet with black and white sesame brittle - 5/5 a light and tasty way to finish off a very filling meal! Had to take the sesame brittle to go Kai just came out with their cookbook this year which is a very good read. I highly recommend both Kai when in Galway and the cookbook for when you're not!

After several nights of pub food, we were ready for something special, and Kai absolutely…read moredelivered. Opened in 2011 by chef Jess Murphy and her husband, Dave, Kai has become one of Galway's most celebrated restaurants. While it doesn't have a Michelin star for fine dining, it has earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand and Ireland's only Michelin Green Star, recognizing both its outstanding food and commitment to local, sustainable ingredients. What impressed me most wasn't just how delicious everything tasted. Every plate looked like it belonged in an art gallery. We started with the Kelly oysters and Kai's signature Cupla Crab. The crab looked more like a modern sculpture than dinner, and the flavors were every bit as impressive as the presentation. The rainbow carrots may have been the best carrots I've ever eaten. And when a restaurant serves bread as good as Kai's Hapi Bakery loaf with incredible butter, it's easy to fill up before the entrées even arrive. For the mains, Brady's Strip Steak was perfectly charred and incredibly tender, while the signature Black Sole was outstanding. The Andarl pork chop was the only dish that didn't quite reach the same level, as we found it just a touch dry. The oregano potatoes made a hearty side for the table. Dessert finished the evening on a high note. Mum's Pavlova was almost too beautiful to eat, and my Smokey Teeling Whiskey Fudge & Espresso was the perfect ending.

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.