Guidebook for Galway
Food Scene
Creole BBQ & Grill Restaurant
The jambalaya is amazing!
More types of tea than you'll know what to do with; and a very funky relaxed atmosphere.
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The Secret Garden
4 William St WMore types of tea than you'll know what to do with; and a very funky relaxed atmosphere.
An all-around fantastic restaurant with a cozy rustic atmosphere. I recommend booking in advance.
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Ard Bia at Nimmos
The Long WalkAn all-around fantastic restaurant with a cozy rustic atmosphere. I recommend booking in advance.
Dela Restaurant
51 Dominick St LowerMy favourite brunch spot.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Salt House, owned by Galway Bay Brewery, is a craft bear fanatic's dream come true. They're constantly getting new beers on tap.
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The Salt House Bar
Raven TerraceThe Salt House, owned by Galway Bay Brewery, is a craft bear fanatic's dream come true. They're constantly getting new beers on tap.
Monroe's Laughter Gaff
14 Dominick St UpperMonroe's regularly has live music and the pizza is unreal!
The Roisin is frequented by a mix of ages. Don't miss John Conneely Band on a Sunday night.
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Roisin Dubh Comedy
8 Dominick St UpperThe Roisin is frequented by a mix of ages. Don't miss John Conneely Band on a Sunday night.
Parks & Nature
An absolutely lovely walk when the sun's out. On most days you can see across Galway bay to the Burren in Clare. Once you get to the end of the prom tradition dictates that you're supposed to kick the wall. Blackrock diving tower is here as well if you feel like a swim!
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Salthill
An absolutely lovely walk when the sun's out. On most days you can see across Galway bay to the Burren in Clare. Once you get to the end of the prom tradition dictates that you're supposed to kick the wall. Blackrock diving tower is here as well if you feel like a swim!
Arts & Culture
Always something new. I saw The Pillowman here last year, one of the best performances I can remember.
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Town Hall Theatre
1 Courthouse SquareAlways something new. I saw The Pillowman here last year, one of the best performances I can remember.
Shopping
The Galway market sets up shop here every weekend and some weekdays during the summer and closer to Christmas. (There are more stalls there on Saturday than Sunday.) It's a great place to get a claddagh ring or unique piece of Irish jewelry. There are also fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, fish, curry, sushi, and doughnuts for sale, among other things. I am addicted to the olives and dolmades!
Churchyard Street
Churchyard StreetThe Galway market sets up shop here every weekend and some weekdays during the summer and closer to Christmas. (There are more stalls there on Saturday than Sunday.) It's a great place to get a claddagh ring or unique piece of Irish jewelry. There are also fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, fish, curry, sushi, and doughnuts for sale, among other things. I am addicted to the olives and dolmades!