Best Restaurants in Galway

Galway, a lively harbour city on Ireland's west coast, is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and rich cultural scene. Stroll through the colourful streets, lined with traditional pubs and quaint shops, or explore the historic Latin Quarter. With a thriving arts community, Galway hosts numerous festivals throughout the year, including the famous Galway International Arts Festival.

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Pullman Restaurant

Pullman Restaurant

Dine in luxury aboard the Pullman Restaurant's Orient Express carriage at Glenlo Abbey, Galway!
Pullman Restaurant is a fine dining establishment located in the Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate, offering a unique dining experience in an original Orient Express train carriage. The restaurant is known for its exceptional food and service, with a focus on preparing dishes that aim for a Michelin star rating in 2025.
Pádraicíns Seafood Gastropub

Pádraicíns Seafood Gastropub

Enjoy stunning bay views and delicious seafood at Pádraicíns Seafood Gastropub in Furbogh, Ireland.
Down-to-earth rooms in a cosy pub and maritime-themed seafood restaurant offering live music.
The Charcoal Grill

The Charcoal Grill

Authentic Turkish kebabs and friendly vibes await at The Charcoal Grill, Galway's go-to casual eatery!
The Charcoal Grill is a fast food restaurant located in Galway, Ireland, known for its delicious Turkish kebabs and friendly service. It offers a casual dining experience with options for takeout and delivery.
Kai Restaurant

Kai Restaurant

Kai Restaurant: Cozy Galway spot for organic European dishes with rustic charm and vibrant flavors!
Organic European dishes served in a bright setting with colourful chairs and rustic wooden tables.
Ard Bia at Nimmos

Ard Bia at Nimmos

Ard Bia at Nimmos: A cozy Galway gem for creative Irish dishes with global flair and stunning views.
Festive cafe/restaurant with a quirky interior, serving creative Irish dishes with global pzazz.
Aniar

Aniar

Farm-to-plate Irish cuisine meets Michelin-starred excellence at Aniar in the heart of Galway.
High-end dining in a bright, homey interior with a creative, farm-to-plate Irish menu and many wines.
Brasserie On The Corner

Brasserie On The Corner

Chic dining in Galway with fresh seafood, juicy steaks, and a warm, inviting atmosphere awaits you!
Locally sourced fish, plus steaks and deli boards in a chic exposed brick and dark wood restaurant.
West Restaurant

West Restaurant

Contemporary Elegance
West Restaurant, situated within the Twelve Hotel in Galway, offers a sophisticated dining experience, with a focus on modern Irish cuisine and locally sourced ingredients.

2-3 hours

Suggested Time

Brasserie on the Corner

Brasserie on the Corner

Stylish Urban Dining
Brasserie on the Corner, located in the heart of Galway, is a stylish eatery offering a blend of Irish and European cuisine, with an emphasis on seafood and steak.

2-3 hours

Suggested Time

White Gables Galway

White Gables Galway

Elegant Country House Dining
White Gables Galway, set in a charming country house, offers a fine dining experience with a focus on traditional Irish cuisine and locally sourced ingredients.

2-3 hours

Suggested Time

Lignum

Lignum

Wood-fired Culinary Experience
Lignum, located just outside Galway, is a contemporary restaurant specialising in wood-fired cooking techniques, offering a unique and memorable dining experience.

2-3 hours

Suggested Time

Ard Bia at Nimmos

Ard Bia at Nimmos

Quirky Riverside Dining
Ard Bia at Nimmos, situated by the River Corrib in Galway, is a charming restaurant offering a fusion of Irish and Mediterranean flavours in a quirky, artistic setting.

2-3 hours

Suggested Time

Kai Restaurant

Kai Restaurant

Rustic Charm, Seasonal Delights
Kai Restaurant, nestled in Galway's West End, is a cosy eatery offering a farm-to-table dining experience with a focus on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients.

2-3 hours

Suggested Time

Aniar Restaurant

Aniar Restaurant

Michelin-starred Irish Cuisine
Aniar Restaurant, located in Galway, is a Michelin-starred eatery offering contemporary Irish cuisine with a focus on locally sourced, seasonal ingredients.

2-3 hours

Suggested Time

Best Time To Visit Galway

Summer/Autumn Destination

  • JUN-SEP

    Peak Season

  • APR-MAY

    Moderate Season

  • OCT-MAR

    Off-season

  • What To Expect:Mild weather, lively atmosphere, and increased tourists.
  • Things You'll Love:Exploring outdoors, attending various cultural events, and vibrant night

FESTIVALS AND EVENTS

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St. Patrick's DayMarch

Galway Food FestivalApril

Galway International Arts FestivalJuly

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3 STAR HOTELS

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Skeffington ArmsHotel

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₹14,030

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Hyde Hotel (Formerly The Forster Court Hotel)

Hyde Hotel (Formerly The Forster Court Hotel)

₹15,588

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The Snug Townhouse

The Snug Townhouse

Galway

₹10,350

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₹14,771

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The Lodge at Ashford Castle

The Lodge at Ashford Castle

₹19,698

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Menlo Park Hotel

Menlo Park Hotel

₹11,130

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The Huntsman Inn

The Huntsman Inn

Galway

₹13,486

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Ashford Castle

Ashford Castle

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Glenlo Abbey Hotel

Glenlo Abbey Hotel

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₹31,731

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The G Hotel and Spa

The G Hotel and Spa

Galway

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More about Restaurants and Food Places in Galway

Holiday on your mind? Galway is an incredible tourist destination for International based travel. Know more about the destination before you plan a perfect trip there.

Top festivals celebrated here are St. Patrick's Day, Galway Food Festival, Galway International Arts Festival, Galway Races and Galway Oyster Festival in the months of March, April, July, July/August and September respectively. You can visit during these months to enjoy the celebrations! Tourists like to travel to Galway in June, July, August and September to enjoy mild weather, lively atmosphere, and increased tourists! Even April and May is a preferred time to visit as its a shoulder season offering cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and reasonable prices for tourists. You can enjoy the best of both worlds during this time.

October, November, December, January, February and March is the off season for tourism in Galway. Main things to do in Galway are Fisheries Watchtower Museum, Spanish Arch and Aran Island Ferries. Tick all of these off your bucket list to make memories for lifetime. Have a safe trip!

FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions about Galway

How is the weather of Galway in peak season?

The weather of Galway in peak season is mild weather, lively atmosphere, and increased tourists. It means you can easily plan a trip to Galway in the months of ​​​​​​​​June, July, August and September to enjoy your trip to the fullest.

What are some of the most famous restaurants and eateries to explore in Galway?

If you are a foodie, Galway is the right place for you. Galway has many famous restaurants and eateries for you to explore, some of which are West Restaurant, Brasserie on the Corner and White Gables Galway.

What are the best places to visit in Galway?

The most loved attractions in Galway are Fisheries Watchtower Museum, Spanish Arch and Aran Island Ferries.