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Serving good, healthy food, fast, Mix Greens deliver a diverse range of dishes including traditional, Mediterranean, Oriental and Mexican at very reasonable prices. Mix Greens provide freshly prepared, made to order salads and sandwiches, as well as hot meals, such as, a selection of gourmet ‘hot pots’, vegetarian dishes, delicious gluten free soups, pasta dishes, gourmet burgers and burritos; and for afters they have an assortment of mouth-watering desserts and fair-trade coffees. Not only does Mix Greens serve environmentally responsible fine food, their food boxes are made of 100 per cent paperboard, which is fully biodegradable and their drinking cups which look like plastic, are actually made of corn. Mix Greens operates in two locations in Galway City, Newcastle Road and in the centre of Galway City on Lower Abbeygate Street. Well worth a visit, you will not be disappointed.

A lively warm and cosy pub with open fires and a great atmosphere, Monroe's is lively spot for traditional music and ballads in Galway City. Monroe's remains the only pub in the city for regular Irish dancing (on Tuesday's). You can take pizzas through to the bar from Galway's best pizza joint, the attached Monroe's Pizza Cabin. Upstairs has a large and popular nightclub with live bands and smoking area.<br/><br/> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://output58.rssinclude.com/output?type=js&amp;id=420805&amp;hash=363a74ecc3c550dcb268de6fc308fc38"></script> <br/>

The Marian Lodge Guesthouse (AA****) is adjacent to the Salthill promenade. The promenade is over 5 km long, which makes it the longest promenade in Ireland and is very popular with walkers and cyclists who like to enjoy watching the sun go down as they catch some exercise. Galway Golf course and driving range is just around the corner. Facilities for fishing, tennis, horse riding and windsurfing are also all within easy reach. The rooms of the Marian Lodge Guesthouse are beautifully appointed, en-suiteand equipped with Cable TV, Orthopaedic beds, direct dial telephone, hair dryer, a clock radio and tea & coffee making facilities. Breakfast is served each morning between 8:00 and 9:30 in the dining room, which features elegant Waterford Chandelier, Victorian and Italian antique furniture and splendid views of Galway Bay. A one-minute walk will take you at a nice, quite pub and restaurant and a little further on to Salthill reveals a wide range of restaurants, pubs and cafés.

Mountain View Guesthouse is an Irish Tourist Board approved family run 4* Guesthouse. Located in a quiet and tranquil setting with beautiful mature gardens to relax in. The accommodation is spacious and consists of ten beautifully decorated bedrooms equipped with TV and tea/coffee facilities. Leisure activities include golf at the renowned Oughterard Golf Club, established walks along scenic routes, boating or fishing on Lough Corrib.

Milano Galway is situated just a stone's throw from bustling Shop Street. Considered to be the city's most stylish dining room, it is a spacious restaurant, often described by visitors as an oasis in the midst of the hustle and bustle of busy city life. Milano restaurants in Galway is the perfect place to enjoy a quick meal or to linger over a glass of wine and homemade pudding. Suitable for parties and business meetings, the restaurants also feature a Piccolo pizza menu for wee guests and a range of delicious pastas. Don't miss the famous baked dough balls; American Hot pizza with pepperoni and peppers; and the creamy tiramasu. The opening hours are 11:30- 23:30 seven days a week

Set back from the flag-stone shore and looking on to the cliffs of Aughinish, you enter another place at Mount Vernon, a magical country house whose owners, have passionately retained its old world charm<br><br> Named after George Washington's residence in Virginia, it was built in the 18th century for his friend Colonel William Presse of Roxborough, who served in the American War of Independence. The three tall cypress trees in the walled garden are thought to be a gift from Washington. <br><br> At the end of the 19th century it became the summer home of Sir Hugh Lane, the noted art collector, and then to his aunt Lady Augusta Gregory of Coole Park, County Galway. Many of the leaders of Ireland's cultural renaissance stayed and worked here, including WB Yeats, AE (George Russell), Sean O'Casey, Synge and GB Shaw. <br><br> The lovely reception rooms have fine antique furniture, paintings and batiks and painted panels from Sir William Gregory's time as Governor of Ceylon; three fireplaces were designed and built by the Pre-Raphelite painter Augustus John. <br><br> The bedrooms are spacious and interesting with views to the sea, or the wonderfully tended gardens, which include lovely walled gardens to the side that provide a sheltered place to sit out in the sunshine <br><br> There is a leisurely feel here and meals are an event with drinks and conversation at 7.30 and dinner at 8.00pm. There's an emphasis on organic and local foods, especially seafood like crab, lobster, salmon and monkfish in summer, moving towards game and other meats in the cooler months. <br><br> Although conveniently located, only 20 miles from Galway city, this is a world apart. Golf links at Lahinch and Doonbeg are within comfortable driving distance. Guided walks on the Burren available locally.

Mulberrys Italian &amp; Seafood Restaurant offers a classic, bistro-style menu of authentic Italian pasta, prime cuts of Irish steaks and local fresh seafood. The wide-ranging &agrave; la carte offers plenty of popular dishes, with starters like chowder or vegetable tartlet, while main courses offer a choice of pasta dishes such prawn &amp; crab ravioli, fish dishes like halibut in beurre blanc plus several steak options and plus substantial mains such as roast half duck in plum sauce. It is located in the picturesque village of barna on the coast road to Connemara. It is open daily at 5pm for dinner with an early-bird menu available between 5pm and 7pm. On Sundays Mulberrys opens at 12.30pm with a Sunday lunch menu, and stays open all day. For reservations, phone 091- 592123.

Ming Garden Chinese Restaurant specialises in authentic Asian cuisine. Established in 1989, Ming Garden is located on the first floor of the landmark Colonial Buildings on Eglinton Street in Galway City Centre. It’s the perfect spot for a quick business meeting, lazy lunch or dinner with friends before hitting Galway for the night!

Mortons of Galway is a gourmet grocery supermarket located beside the Warwick Hotel in lower Salthill. Specializing in fine wines, cheeses, seafood and much more.

Mitchells Cottage is a finely restored 4 bedroom, luxurious and affordable, self-catering holiday cottage, with spectacular views of the sea and mountains. The cottage has been re-designed to cater for up to two families. There are two master bedrooms with king size beds and generous en-suites and two twin rooms. This may suit two couples with children, thus halving the rental cost. However, the cottage is also intimate enough to suit a romantic couple looking for an idyllic getaway.<br><br> In late 2007, the cottage was demolished and rebuilt with a large extension, completed in September 2008. The original stone has been meticulously re-built into the cottage which retains its historical significance and enhances its aesthetical appeal. The cottage has been built to exceed modern building standards while still retaining it’s original character.