Dillisk in Galway

Great place friendly and helpful

***** A TRANQUIL RETREAT ***** What to know before dining at Dillisk -> It was our last night in Galway, and with having to pack, we lacked the energy to venture out into the commotion of the street life. So a quiet night at Dillisk it was. The four of us opted for light fare. Know that the vegetable soup is creamy, not broth-based, with puréed broccoli I think. Sadly, the spinach and orange salad was uninspired. No dressing. Just baby spinach leaves, tangerine wedges, and crumbled feta in a cup. On the other hand, the chicken pie with bleu cheese from the previous night’s dinner (see photo) was a brilliant nouveau interpretation of the traditional Irish dish! Lastly, the menu offers a nice selection of Irish whiskies including hard-to-find Roe & Co. They appeared to be understaffed with just one server who was on break when it was time to check out. But the barman covered nicely for him. All-in-all, a relaxing last evening in Galway.