restaurants galway

Unlike commercial bakeries, the staff do not compromise on ingredients, so everything flows out from the classic staples of butter and eggs, from fine couverture and excellent quality fruit. In the evenings, the little café changes names and modus operandi, and Goya's becomes Le Gout de Goya

The menu is tilted heavily in favour of fish - real scampi and chips, a steaming paella, fish stew, may be steamed monkfish - abetted with some of her clever revisions of great dishes such as Ir...

McDonagh's has long been one of the standard bearers of the Galway eating scene, and remains an ever-reliable spot for good fish cookery and good fun, in an amiable, unfussy place....

Dunguaire Castle has, for hundreds of years, stood proudly on the site of the 7th century stronghold of Guaire, the King of Connaught, its majesty dominating the shore of Galway Bay. The castle was built in 1520 by the O’Hynes clan and it gets its name from the ancient fort of Guaire. This restored 16th century tower house sits on a rocky outcrop on the shores of Galway Bay, 300 yards outside the picturesque village of Kinvara.
The Castle bridges 13 centuries of Irish history, from the...

A friendly, energetic place set just off the main Dublin-Galway road. The Schoolhouse is a very people-pleasing place....

 In keeping with the modern, contemporary style of the Harbour Hotel, Krusoes Restaurant is tastefully decorated, combining modern art and cosy alcoves with comfortable leather chairs. Krusoes Restaurant is perfect for both intimate romantic evenings and for important business lunches.

Krusoes Restaurant has recently launched its new A La Carte menu, which retains an excellent choice of locally sourced fish and meats along with imaginative vegetarian dishes. You will want to leav...