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Vina Mara on Middle St is nice
I'll second Vina Mara. It's pricey though.
There's also a new Asian restaurant on Mary Street called Asian Tea House. It is absolutely beautiful. It only 100 metes from Shop Street.
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I would recommend the following [broken link removed].
four of us went there for a night when we were in Galway recently and it was excellent.
four of us went there for a night when we were in Galway recently and it was excellent.
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mercman
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There is a superb restaurant in the Clayton Hotel. Also O'Gradys on the Pier is excellent (pricey) for fresh fish or Kirwins Lane restaurant is also excellent. Otherwise you will get a good meal one of the restaurants in Quay Street or Oskars of Dominic Street. Happy Eating and enjoy the weekend.
Yes. A 30 minute drive at 3.30am on a Tuesday in November.
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mercman
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And on one of the most dangerous roads in the country. Cappamj - do you have any connection ?
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I was wondering the same about you in regard to the Clayton. I live in Ballybrit, eaten there a few times and its far from superb.
Theres no beating McSwiggans in my opinion.
There's a 4* hotel on the road to Moycullen, about three or four miles outside the city, called Menlo Abbey as far as I remember (might have that spelled wrong). Down behind the hotel is an old railway carriage like the old orient express, parked beside a "platform" as though it had pulled into a station, and they use it as a restaurant. It's very romantic and a lovely atmosphere. Not great for a big group, but ideal for taking someone to a romantic dinner. Food was excellent last time I was there, but it was about 2 years ago.
Anyone from the Galway area have an update on this place? I'd like to take mrs lollix away for a nice weekend soon and I'd certainly book this place if it's still as good as it was.
Anyone from the Galway area have an update on this place? I'd like to take mrs lollix away for a nice weekend soon and I'd certainly book this place if it's still as good as it was.
I concur in relation to the Clayton - terrible food and service, anyway it's out of town in the middle of nowhere - sorry Ballybriters just because it's got a Dunnes does not make it somewhere.
McDonaghs used to be great years ago, although in my opinion has gone downhill for a short while now.
I used to love going in, cosy atmosphere, great staff, great food.
Have been disappointed the last two times I've been in.
Apologies for any confusion, it is of course the Glenlo Abbey. I note from the website that the restaurant is called the pullman, does anyone know if it's still as good as ever? Great atmosphere for taking the significant other out to dinner; if the food is still good I'll hit it one of these weekends.
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As good as ever. Perfect in every way. Was there last month. It's not cheap though.
I have no connection I do not even live in Galway but was travelling that road a few months ago (did not find it dangerous at all) and had a meal there that my party really liked.
I was not thinking of them eating there at 3.30 in the morning more like 6pm..I was just offering my opinion for what it was worth, will not bother in future