This award-winning restaurant offers diners a scrumptious selection of fresh seafood, served in an elegant setting with a view over Galway Bay. O'Grady's on the Pier has come to be a popular favorite since it first opened its doors in the year 2000. Choose from a menu packed with delicious options like steamed mussels, pacific oysters and crab, served alongside tender steaks, duck and vegetarian dishes that are no less divine. The dessert and wine selections are worth a try as well, however, it is seafood that O'Grady's does best. Prepared using the day's fresh catch, every dish on the menu is packed with authentic flavor. Stop by O'Grady's on the Pier for a casual family lunch or a romantic dinner with that special someone.
Under the guidance of executive chef Jonathan Keane, Wilde's at the Lodge has made a name for itself in the vicinity. They serve delicious Irish cuisine with an upscale setting. The ingredients are locally sourced and hence they are fresh as ever. They specialize in Irish beef, lamb and seafood. The staff here are professional and the service is impeccable.
An Iconic eatery in Galway, Loam is an upscale restaurant with a spacious room, wooden decor and bright lights. The major draw of this restaurant lies in its seasonal menu that consists of recipes prepared using ingredients sourced from all over Ireland. These features contributed to Loam being a Michelin Star award-winning restaurant four times i.e. in the years 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019.
Owned by David and Jessica Murphy and named after the Maori word used for food, Kai Cafè + Restaurant can found very close to the church. The stone interior and wooden decor give this place a cozy and rustic feel, something that works in its favor. It is in such a comfortable atmosphere that you get to savor Rossaveal Hake, Brady's Strip Steak, Roscommon Lamb Chops, Sweet William Saffron Sorbet and many more.
Located in the medieval quarter of Galway, this quintessentially Irish pub has a fun and fantastic atmosphere. Tigh Neachtain's is a century old family run business with a fairly regular clientele. Regulars range from the musicians who play sessions here to theater and media types to a healthy representation of Galway's gay community. Popular with visitors and locals alike, Tigh Neactain's is a great place to have a pint and a chat the night away.
Between the medieval quarter and the shopping area of Galway city stands this small, vintage pub. The colorful exterior gives a hint of the lively atmosphere within. This pub attracts a regular local crowd, and tourists are drawn to the buzz in summer when the crowd spills on to the street. The bar staff has the reputation of being among the most obliging and friendly in Galway. The pub is known to host comedy evenings with Ireland's Smallest Comedy Club on a regular basis. A favorite on game nights, the pub is also one of the best places to watch a live game.