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.
The Bierhaus Pub is one of the newest pubs of the city, just born in 2005. A typical Irish pub, replete with hardwood furniture, wood paneled floors, dim-lighting and packed with a lively crowd, this place is ideal for a round or two of drinks with your friends after a busy working day. It is mostly renowned for its wide selection of different beers from all over the World that is the largest of Galway. Here you will be able to taste local specialties, drink a different beer each time and listen to good live music or party with the best DJs.
The Dail Bar is one of the best cocktail spots in town. The exterior of the pub looks beautiful with pink and black paints, giving it the traditional Irish village home look. During the day, it is a serene place to enjoy delicious meals or roasts. But come evening, it transforms into a vibrant place with live music and regular DJ nights. This acclaimed watering hole is known for their friendly vibe and crafty cocktails. Drop in to join the fun at this late night destination.
Murphy's pub is divided into two halves, one of which is generally devoted to watching the television in the corner, which is usually tuned to sporting events. It can get crowded in here, but it's never boisterous, and the seats are comfortable. Staff are obliging, fast and efficient, adding to the character of the place.
Visitors find it strange that this pub is called "Top of the Quay" in English because the sea is nowhere to be seen. However, centuries back the tide did drift inland to this area. As one might expect from the name, this pub attracts local Irish speakers with a few tourists popping in during the summer. This is a popular place for watching a Gaelic football or hurling match. Everyone is welcome, but just remember to cheer for Galway!
Restaurant by day and lively bar by night, the Cellar has been a local favorite since the 1970s. During the day, enjoy a hearty and delicious meal from the varied a la carte menu, or indulge in the Cellar's legendary all-day breakfast instead. The bar offers an excellent variety of libations as well, with everything from beer and wine, to prosecco and cocktails. While the Cellar's food and drink selection is reason enough for its fame, the bar also features nightly entertainment, including cover bands, original singer-songwriters, DJs, stand-up comedy and more. Trad music is showcased every Sunday. Stop by the Cellar with family during the day for a delicious meal and with friends at night for a rollicking good time.