Restaurants

Ard Bia at Nimmo’s enjoys one of Galway’s most beautiful locations in a intimate upstairs room with lovely views of the river, at the Spanish Arch, one of Galway most famous landmarks, and a downstairs cafe serving more casual fare. The ever-changing Irish/Moroccan/North African menu blows you away with eclectic dishes like the Gubeen antipasto dish. The unique decor is chic modern and is made fabulous with original artworks and vibrant colours throughout. Ard Bia’s is a happening, well run restaurant with great food and service.

Busker Brownes and The Slate House have long been a landmark in Galway City. Since its establishment in 1615, it has been a meeting place of the Tribes of Galway, a Soldiers' Barracks, a Dominican convent and a Rendevous for Galway Society. It is now one of Galway's premiere bar and restaurants.

Cava Restaurant opened in May 2008. It serves Tapas,á la carte, Lunch and brunch and is open 7 days a week. Cava is Galway's first Spanish and only restaurant and Tapas Bar devoted exclusively to Spanish food, wine, and beer. Cavas objective is to provide Galway with the ambiance and regional aromas of all parts of Spain. Located in Dominick Street in the centre of Galway city.

Cookes Restaurant and Wine Bar is warm, cosy and popular restaurant in the centre of Galway City. It is housed in a restored medieval building and can cater for large groups and corporate parties . The extensive menu will suit most palates, with a great selection of wines from around the world. Fish dishes are a specialty and the price range is moderate.

Located in the mediaeval area of Galway. The building itself dates back to 1663 when it was owned by Charles II. The original stone work has been preserved, as has the 16th-century fireplace. Now a cosy restaurant with seating for 30 people, the Druid Lane offers good continental and Irish cusine.

Ed's New York Pizza is privately owned and specializes in New York style pizza. Ed was born and raised in New York and has brought his pizza making skills to Galway. Located on Eyre Square (next to Cuba) you can not only get pizza, but pasta, hero sandwiches, salads, NY style cheesecake and more. You can eat in our upstairs dining room or have pizza delivered free. Open 3PM to 3AM daily.

One of the city's longest established restaurants, Fat Freddy’s has become synonymous with Quay Street in Galway City Centre, having regulars who are still with us after 20 years and tourists who come back every year for the excellent atmosphere, service and, of course, food. Also has a selection of high quality wines and international beers.

Holywell Il Molino is situated in the beautiful ancient mill house which is a landmark building beside the Corrib River at O’Briens Bridge. The building is of stone and the old mill wheels can still be seen inside the restaurant while diners enjoy the delicious, homemade cuisine and cosy ambience. In summer the terrace brings additional enjoyment.

Kirbys Restaurant offers a relaxed dining experience in modern surrounds. Savour the best of local produce cooked with a modern twist. An extensive wine list is available with and emphasis on New World wines. Assured of a warm and friendly welcome and value for money, Kirbys is the ideal venue for a night out with friends or when celebrating that special occasion.

Krusoe's at the Harbour Hotel is a contemporary restaurant tastefully decorated in keeping with our modern, stylish hotel. A Modern Dining Room combining modern art and cosy alcoves make it perfect for intimate romantic evenings or for important business lunches.

Popular for pre-theatre meals and post theatre drinks Martines Restaurant and Wine Bar in centrally located and reasonably priced. Extensive wine list.

Mc Donaghs have been tantalising the taste buds of both Visitor and Local for four generations. The Family knowledge of Fish and dedication to their customers has earned them the reputation of being one of Ireland’s best Seafood’s Houses.rn

McSwiggans Pub and Restaurant continues a tradition that began in the early 1900s. It was built on the site of an old Coach Building Forge, remnants of which can still be seen in the ground floor snug. Exceptional, mid-range restaurant as it appeals to all ages and all pockets.

Mocha Beans is the ONLY coffee roasting house in Ireland, producing the freshest and best tasting coffee in the country. Aside from the coffee, we have a range of delicious, healthy and organic foods. Our baking is done in-house, so our desserts are straight out of the oven! Many locations throughout Galway city centre and also in Athenry and Salthill.

Moran's Oyster Cottage, The Weir, Kilcolgan, Co. Galway, dates back almost three hundred years.It is renowned the world over for it's superb seafood which attracts people from the five continents, and is open all year round. Enjoy the finest local oysters taken with crumbly brown bread, washed down with foamy cream-headed pints of Guinness.