Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Spiddal

"The finely-restored 19th-century Twelve Hotel in Barna is another grand little base for those exploring the county. Located a handy 3-minute ramble from the pier, the Twelve Hotel offers a ‘Pampered Pet Program’ that’s designed to ensure that your pets can soak up some 5-star service. The hotel itself is finely kept, with modern rooms, top-notch service and several cosy chill-outs spaces on offer."

"The Twelve Hotel, also in Barna have a dedicated outdoor terrace for non-residents, called Nóin and it’s pretty as a picture with something of a Parisian vibe. The food in The Twelve is always excellent and their wine list is legendary. https://www.thetwelvehotel.ie/"

"Balancing opulent and snug, The Twelve offers a delightful and well-appointed seaside experience just outside Galway city. Come here for top-class cooking and accommodation amid the great outdoors in the West of Ireland."

"Glenview House 161 Upper Salthill, Galway H91 EN2T IrelandItalian, Pizza, Mediterranean, European, Tuscan, Central-ItalianLunch, Dinner, Drinks, Late NightOutdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Delivery, Takeout, Reservations, Accepts Credit[email protected]+353 91 585 808http://darobertas.ie/"

"Da Roberta's Ristorante and Pizzeria is an authentic, family run Italian restaurant located in Salthill, Galway. The huge menu offers lots of delicious Italian dishes - including over 23 pizzas - to suit all taste buds and contains an extensive wine list featuring some of the best wines Italy has to offer."

"Out in Salthill, combine a stop here with a walk along the prom and you're winning. It tastes better if you work for it. I'd even go so far as to class Da Roberta's as one of Galway's best Italian restaurants (don't let their sporadic social media presence fool you otherwise)."

"This family-favourite in the heart of Galway City offers a range of Italian and Mexican food such as including pizza, pasta, enchiladas and burritos. Prices won't hurt your pocket, but there is no compromise on quality - Fat Freddy's uses the freshest ingredients and is well-decorated in a vintage, urban style."

"Fat Freddy's  has been serving up great food in Galway for over 30 years. Their broad menu contains pizzas, wraps, quesadillas, sour dough bread sandwiches, pastas and salads with options for meat eaters, veggies and vegans. This relaxed restaurant makes everything to order and welcomes families."

"When it comes to dining al fresco, Quay Street really is where it’s at. If you’re craving some pizza or pasta, salads or quesadillas, Fat Freddy’s has got what you need and, if you can get yourself a table outside, you’ll be right in the centre of all the action. 15 Quay Street // MORE HERE"

"Serving food in the tribesman city for over 27 years now, Scotty’s is a household name in Galway. An American steakhouse with an Irish twist is how Scotty’s restaurant is best described with the hot and spicy wings catered to your pallet, this is a must-stop for any chicken wing lover. They may have been around for over two decades, yet Scotty’s mission was then and is still, to serve the finest quality, locally sourced ingredients at a reasonable price and they acquire locally when possible to keep jobs within our community, which is a reason in itself to stop by this wing-tastic eatery!"

"Serving over 58 burger combinations, Scotty's has possibly the best and most expansive menu around. From spicy Mexican-style burgers to barbecue chicken and pretty much anything else you could imagine!. Try their Spanish Arch Burger with Galway Hooker BBQ sauce to enjoy a classic taste of Galway."

"Okay, so, you might think this does not actually count, as KFC has always offered take-away and is a fast-food restaurant but my God they do the best fried chicken on the planet. I ordered a gluttonous amount of food from their Briarhill location recently and it was incredibly tasty and piping hot when I got it. If I am in the mood for something that is a little on the unhealthy side, but don’t feel like going the traditional route of Supermacs or McDonalds, KFC is always a fantastic option."

"Take a trip back in time as you enter through the doors of the Corrib House Tea Rooms, a beautifully restored Georgian Townhouse overlooking the Salmon Weir. Every Saturday from 9.30am-4pm and Sundays from 10.30am-3pm, their weekend brunch menu comes into full effect and it contains some serious highlights. Granola and waffles, scrambled eggs and smashed avocados appear alongside traditional fries and there are even brunch specials to be found on their in-house boards."

"Another hidden gem located in the in the Waterside area of the city, overlooking the Corrib, is this quaint little place that has again the most fab breakfasts, weekend brunch, lunch, cakes and coffees that are home baked in house. I recommend the scones and a lovely pot of tea. Brunch is such a treat and a lovely way to meet up with fellow students at the weekend."

"I reckon Corrib House has some of the most glorious pancakes in all of Galway. I've raved about them to almost everyone I know, they're that good. What makes them so special?"

"If you are looking for no-fuss family activities in Galway, then try Monkey Business. An indoor play centre which is ideal for kids from age 2 upwards, this soft play centre has a café which allows parents to grab a coffee and sit down while the kids play. Check their Facebook page for the latest information on opening hours and admission prices."

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"At the junction of Abbeygate Street and Shop Street in Galway City, one can find Lynch’s Castle – a fortified house from the medieval era. It was home to the Lynch family, one of the Galway tribes, and it is believed that parts of the limestone structure date back to the 14th century. Today, the castle houses AIB Bank."

"Now an AIB Bank, this excellent example of a town castle was built around 1500 (the exact date is unknown). The facade's stonework includes ghoulish gargoyles and the coats of arms of Henry VII, the Lynches (the..."

"Watch chocolate being made in small batches using rare Trinitario cacao beans and raw sugar on a 45-minute tour of this heavenly smelling cottage-housed chocolate factory in a picturesque hillside location. If you don't catch a tour, peer through the factory's glass viewing windows from the chocolate-filled shop. Its on-site organic cafe (dishes €6.50 to €12.50) uses chocolate in creations like parsnip, cacao butter and white-pepper soup, and grilled halloumi and chocolate-and-plum-chutney toasties."