The best restaurants in Galway

05/12/2024: It's a shame they will only take cash

25/11/2024: Busy spot bit staff very efficient. No hanging around. Food was nice. Nothing posh about the place but it's clean and warm. Priced averaged. Good choice of food.

16/04/2025: Traje a mi hijo después de su trabajo entre la plaza y la parte superior de la carreteraoughrea, así que para variar fuimos a kiltullagh uno sabe Una muy bien el gerente y el personal era muy grosero el servicio era lento veinte minutos para pizza nadie más había pedido uno se olvidó de servir a todos los demás yo quería llevar al gerente ni un poco amable

16/12/2024: El personal es increíblemente grosero de lo aceptable. Tuvo que decirme que era su único cliente y que me diera tiempo para considerar. Pero su cara era impactante

01/09/2024: Very impressed, well done, and thank you for your excellent breads 👏👏

07/08/2024: Just landed at Shannon airport and came across May’s place in Tuam as a stop for a bite to eat. Absolutely delicious muffins, pastries and I’ve tried my first ‘dirty chai’ - coffee and chai- the combination tastes so good!!! Thank you!!

08/05/2025: If you're looking to be stranded on a remote island, served microscopic food portions, and charged the GDP of a small nation for the pleasure, then congratulations—you've found your dream destination in Inis Meáin Restaurant. Let's start with the location. What kind of masochist puts a restaurant on a rock in the Atlantic where Wi-Fi fears to tread and the wind sounds like it wants to kill you? After surviving the boat ride (which doubles as a nausea endurance test), we were greeted not by warmth or welcome, but by a building that looked like a concrete shoebox pretending to be minimalist. Inside, it didn’t get better. The decor screamed, “We spent all the money on Instagram lighting and forgot to buy chairs people can actually sit on.” The staff, though polite, had the kind of calm intensity you’d expect from people trying not to cry in front of customers. Now, the food. Oh, the food. Each plate looked like a modern art installation made from leftovers of a better restaurant. “Locally sourced” must be code for “we foraged this from the side of the road.” I had to use a magnifying glass to see my main course. I left hungrier than I arrived, but spiritually bruised. Wine list? More like “guess which bottle costs more than your flight here.” I wept quietly into my overpriced glass of something French while contemplating life choices. Overall, if you enjoy being broke, cold, and existentially confused, Inis Meáin Restaurant delivers. Otherwise, stay on the mainland and eat a sandwich.

15/12/2024: We called in here on Saturday afternoon for a birthday treat for our mam. We were quickly seated by a lovely lady and given menus. It was very busy with a mix of people. We gave our orders for 2 chicken curries and rice and 2 omelettes and salad. All were very good. We had coffee and teas afterwards. The staff were finishing up for the day and everything was left spotless but we never felt we had to leave or were in their way. Great spot.

02/11/2024: I would recommend to come here 🙂🙂🙂 my sister got her favourite drink, ice tea and it was the best she ever got 😁 lovely village 😊

04/11/2024: got 4 in 1 it came without curry sauce 5 pieces of small shredded chicken bits with a can of coke 9.50 wouldn’t recommend to say i’m disappointed is a understatement