High Cafe in Galway

Had a great meal and some wine, reasonably priced. Well worth another visit...

Super friendly staff, fast service, yummy tea and falafel 🥰

We had dinner here tonight and would absolutely come back if we had more time in Galway. The food was amazing, the staff was super kind and accommodating. (We got in to the city very late and found this place right before they closed. They didn’t complain or try to make us go faster.) A fantastic kid friendly dinner choice for families!

The food was really good. We ordered four of the appetizers. Mmmmmm!

Got the Lamb Tagine and Banoffee Pie, both incredible. Our server Sophie was phenomenal and so helpful!

I’m a foodie. A small entrance to an upstairs restaurant. We all had Tagines (2 lamb and 1 chicken - 1 normal and 2 sweet) with couscous. The best tagine I’ve had in a long time including all those I had on a Moroccan 🇲🇦 holiday last year. They have 2 Moroccan chefs which explains it! Recommended? Yes, definitely for the tagine connoisseur.

such a delicious experience! the sweet chicken tagine was amazing, the couscous super fluffy and the chips some of the best I've ever had. would definitely recommend! my friend has a good selection of vegan options with the different starters, mains and sides

Hit and miss. The chicken kebab was good as were the pittas but the falafel isn't right. Texturally it's far to soft, very strange colour, a yellowy / orange. Not sure what the deal is with them. I've eaten lots of falafel in lots of countries and these are unique and not in a good way. I would go back for the kebab which was plentiful and very tasty

Three of us had tagines which were excellent and quite authentic. Yes I’ve eaten in Morocco. The pita bread was lite, fluffy and fresh. Falafel was a little soft and lemony and not great. Grab pints downstairs to enjoy with your meal. Worth a visit.

I loved it! Went there for my first time and had an amazing dinner. Food was quick to come to the table, tasty and generous portions. Amazing