We had a nice lunch sitting in the back looking out the window. Stopped in because I'm a Walsh.read more

Went to Walsh's while visiting Connemara/Clifden area. We traveled for two weeks and I think this…read morewas the BEST breakfast we had the entire time. Good atmosphere and the staff was very nice. 5/5 - quiche with goat cheese, spinach & potato. It paired perfectly with the salad which was a mix of leafy greens, chickpea salad, and pickled beets. All amazing but the beets were the best I've ever had. Flat white was good too! 5/5 - pancakes, streaky bacon, & maple syrup. My husband ordered this, it was really good. 6/5 - lemon blueberry muffin & plain croissant. We got this take away for a snack later. I'm sad I didn't try to there because it was amazing and I would have ordered more. They really know what they are doing with the pastries.

I really liked this place! It's a little difficult to find, but once you do, it's a lovely oasis to…read moresit down in a cute courtyard and have a pause. They serve great food - we got a salad with trout and a duck wrap. The duck wrap is a must have for those who love duck - I've really never seen it on menus before and the wrap had big, plump pieces of duck in a fantastic Asian-inspired sauce. The one thing that I felt was less optimal were the scones. They are truly adorable - tiny and so cute with some powdered sugar sprinkled on top - but I felt could have been a little bit moist. Thankfully, they were served with a delicious mix of jam, butter, and whipped cream, and the whole flavor combination was delightful. I could also see this place as a good place to work. There's a whole upstairs that overlooks the old train station. There are some larger tables that are perfect for laptops. In all, a great place to have a pit stop while driving through Connemara and on the Sky Road. And, in case you're wondering, make sure you get gas HERE in Clifden first before you drive back to Galway - there really are very very very few gas stations on the road back :)

FOOD: I normally dislike scones because they are dry and lack flavor, however, I LOVED the pair of…read morescones from Steam Cafe today! So good! SERVICE: The staff members were very welcoming and personable!

Great service very accommodating with excellent food. Glad we stopped to pop in for a bite.read more

Nice little spot for a coffee while visiting Clifden. It was reasonably priced and the brownie was…read moredelicious and fresh.

Oh how I miss this place! Pouring rain the day I visited made the place all the more cozy and the…read moretomato soup taste better(it would have been perfect even on a sunny day). If there's one place one my go-back-to list this is it. We'll worrh the trip, even from Boston!

We decided to eat here before walking up Dun Aonghasa, which might be the trick because it got busy…read moreas we were finishing up with people coming in from other tours and back from their walk. The atmosphere is extremely cozy, dimmer lighting with colorful lights strung around, mismatched pillows, and local art on the walls. The woman at the front was friendly and quite patient with us. I ordered a ham and cheese sandwich, along with a toffee square. The sandwiches are solid. They're made with a whole grain(?) bread, tomatoes, mayo, and lettuce, on top of the main protein. The toffee square was my personal highlight, sweet and sticks to your teeth, but I like treats like that.

Very good breakfast/lunch/coffee place. Great coffee, delicious food. Small but worth the wait for…read morea table.

Stopped by this place for brunch, was pleasantly surprised, considering we correctly have several…read moredietary restrictions. We had the Sweet potato fritter, avocado bacon toast, the fresh orange juice, a tea, and a latte. All of the dishes were fantastic, especially the crispy bacon (wish i had more!) and the espresso in the latte had a bitter chocolate flavor which was lovely. Hope to visit again soon.

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

Outstanding scrambled eggs and coffee. Yes there are lines and it is hard to get a seat but one…read morevisit and you will understand why.

We stayed right on the Eyre square and this lil place was hopping so we decided to try it. It was…read moresuch great coffee and food. The best avocado toast I have ever had! The place was so great we came back the following morning to have breakfast here again. It was super busy but still got a table quickly. Quaint and cute and wait staff attentive, sweet and welcoming. YES GO HERE!!

Worth the visit! We were on a daylong bus tour of western Ireland. After the Cliffs of Moher, we…read morespent a couple hours in Galway, a very fun town. I had read accolades of Coffeewerk & Press and was determined to find it. Ordered a cappuccino and a pastry. Both were excellent!

Excellent coffee with 2 levels upstairs for a quick reprieve from showers, and people watching…read moreopportunities from the windows. There are no tables, but instead their gathering spaces have stools and benches for a more casual atmosphere.

Don't bother. Seems it's closed for good. Google maps can't find it and when driving through the…read moretown it is nowhere to be found.

Good carvery selection for lunch…read more Long lines move quickly; they can easily feed a lot of tourists in a hurry! Good pre-fab carvery selection of hot foods; for carnivores like me - and they also have vegetarian options. Full bar selection available at the bar, or from the cafe-food line. Food prices are reasonable, but the drink orices can skyrocket quickly. $$$. Watch your bar tab; these drinks are a little pricier than at most pubs. Food is good though!

The Ivy Cottage is a lovely setting for lunch or dinner. It has indoor and outside seating…read moreavailable. The menu is streamlined, but everything I've had so far has been fresh and delicious. It's popular and oftentimes there is a line to get a table. The staff does their best to seat guests as soon as possible. Note the closing time of 8pm is firm, so be sure to arrive before that. Staff is kind but due to the busyness of the restaurant, service can be scattered or slow, so remember, you're on vacation. Wine and beer available. Parking can be difficult in the area. Allow time to find parking, if you're driving.

Delicious place to eat close to the ferry that goes to the Cliffs of Moher. Chowder and grab claws…read morewere very rich and delicious. Goat cheese and beet salad was one of the finest one of us had ever had -- the cheese was insanely good. Ham sandwich was more of a pile of sliced ham with bread on this side, assume this is a sandwich in Ireland. Very good, but don't expect a panini-type experience. Would definitely visit again!