Tigh Neachtain (Naughton's) is one of Galway's oldest pubs - the origins of the building are medieval and it has been in the McGuire family for three generations – and the interior has remained unchanged since 1894. Quite unspoilt, it has great ...
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Although the location - virtually on the Ffrench roundabout and beside a large furniture retailer – remains odd for a hotel of this class, and an unimpressive facade gives few clues to the originality of the interior by internationally renowned m ...
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Aniar – meaning ‘from the west’ - is owned by JP McMahon and Drigin Caffey, the proprietors of Cava Spanish Restaurant and Tapas Bar, next door. Their friend Enda McEvoy heads up the kitchen brigade, having formerly cooked to some ac ...
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Galway’s only Spanish restaurant, Cava is located just a stones throw from the main shopping/restaurant area around Shop Street and Quay Street, and has always had the feeling of a confident, well-run business. Owner-operated by chef JP McMahon ...
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Ard Bia, literally High Food, is an appropriate moniker for this highly-regarded Galway restaurants, which enjoys an attractive riverside location - the stone-built medieval customs house overlooking the Claddagh Basin - which it shares with sister res ...
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Whilst the late Tiger’s big paw print is all too obvious at this seaside village, Barna has retained some of its old charm around the harbour area – and its location, handy to both Connemara and Galway City, is a huge attraction. And so is ...
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Like its sister establishment, The Dail Bar, The Front Door is located in the middle of Galway’s city-centre Latin Quarter. The Front Door claims to be Galway’s premier night spot. It is certainly one of the biggest, boasting five bars and ...
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Antons is a popular, family-run Galway café, a five minute walk from Jurys Inn over the bridge. It's a simple place, a long room with local artists' paintings and a lot of wood - floors, tables, chairs and benches - mugs and unmatching ware. It ...
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Just a couple of minutes’ walk across the bridge and away from the bustle of Galway’s Spanish Arch area, this theatrical restaurant was set up by husband and wife team Michael O’Meara and Sinead Hughes in 2000. Since then it has earn ...
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K C Blakes is named after a stone Tower House of a type built sometime between 1440 and 1640, which stands as an example of the medieval stone architecture of the ancient city of Galway and the Caseys’ restaurant, with all its sleek black designe ...
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