Kai in Galway

Excellent food matched with peerless service. High quality wine list and cocktails were phenomenal.

Absolutely excellent food. The flavours, the quality all in keeping with its well deserved reputation. You must book certainly for dinner and even for lunch too... Cakes are particularly outstanding. Lovely staff warm and welcoming.

Good restaurant, they don't have a huge menu but the food is good. For main courses, they have two meat options (beef and pork), two fish dishes, and one other dish that was a bit unusual we hadn't seen before. It's a bit pricey, but the quality is good; we really enjoyed the fish and the meat. We'll have to come back to try the desserts!

Steak cut was not tender by any means, lacked flavor and was mainly fatty. For the price point I was very disappointed with the main course. Sides were tasty and dessert was tasty. The staff were nice but were very slow at checking up on us. At moments it seemed like they had forgot about us. Wouldn’t return here.

We went here for dinner and enjoyed the food. Wasn’t amazing but good nonetheless. Like other reviews have mentioned service was odd. Around the time we were ordering dessert/waiting for check, it felt like we had been forgotten about. Staff were kind but not super attentive or warm. Would recommend for locally sourced ingredients but for its price point/service I’d heed warning.

Food was absolutely gorgeous, friendly service. Would highly recommend.

Traveling on a food and culture tour, this is a must stop as Chef Jess brings both excellent food and a keen awareness of the culture and food of the region. We had shared appetizers and my partner had the John Dory and I had the pork chop, I finished with a deconstructed rhubarb and strawberry cheesecake. Food was exceptional and the service was amazing. Chef Jess stopped by and chatted and this was an extra bonus. A must stop when near Galway.

The best seafood I had in Ireland. The seafood tower is a must try and great for a special occasion.

A just OK experience. Food was good, mains very tasty. Service poor and strange. Discouraged by waitress from ordering two portions of bread for four people, and from ordering extra potatoes. When asked for suggestions it didn’t seem that the waitress knew the menu or what the dishes involved. When asked for the bill by myself (female) the bill was handed to the only male sitting at the table. The service would put me off returning. Ambiance itself is lovely.

Quaint little restaurant on the edge of Galway town and within walking distance of the centre. Booking a must but you might get lucky with a drop in