Best Arts and Culture Places in Spiddal

"It’s safe to say that once the midday slump hits, a flat white from Coffeewerk+Press is calling our name. Whatever your coffee order, they’ve got the speciality roast to make it out of this world and if you’re lucky enough to nab one of the seats outside their little yellow door - close by some local buskers - you’ve got one of the best seats in town!. 4 Quay Street // MORE HERE"

"Coffee from here is easily recognisable by their adorable little takeaway cup adorned with a colourful illustration of the café itself. Part design-store, part café; Coffeewerk + Press combines art and coffee to showcase some of the best local and international talent. Make sure to venture upstairs for a birds-eye view of Quay Street in Galway’s Latin Quarter."

"This coffee house in the heart of Galway roasts its own, chosen from suplier who "exemplify ethical business practice". Part cafe, shop and gallery - even its coffee cups are works of art."

"Galway’s contemporary arts hub, the Galway Arts Centre is another revolving exhibition space that takes in an incredible array of local art and entertainment, including theatre and visual arts. The gallery is equally fluid, with a penchant for cartoony modern art and statement sculpture. There are classes, too, if you feel like getting your hands dirty."

"In 2020, Galway City and County will host hundreds of events throughout the year, with the aim of empowering communities to unite through culture, to create something amazing. Above all, it’s going to be a year of fun, exhilarating experiences and making life transforming connections. Whether you’re visiting or a resident here, experiencing Galway throughout 2020 will offer an enriching, fun-filled and life-changing experience."

"Donnelly's Bar & Restaurant is an old local favourite that has been renovated to a beautifully modern finish. Located on the picturesque Barna Pier, it's the perfect location to appreciate the sea and its plentiful bounty!. Their menu packs a secret weapon that you won't find anywhere else; Neptune's Seafood Treasure is a crepe filled with fresh salmon, cod and prawns in a white wine sauce, gratinated and topped with Hollandaise and breadcrumbs, and it's delicious!"

"One of Ireland’s most renowned seafood restaurants, Donnelly's also caters to carnivores with its game and meat dishes. Wash it all down with a few drinks at the on-site bar."

"The Cellar Bar is a fantastic spot if you’re looking for some hearty pub grub at an affordable price. You can get a giant but inexpensive serving of delicious chicken wings, and trust me, they don’t mess around when it comes to portions!. There’s always a great buzz in the bar and you can get a nice winter warmer meal at The Cellar Bar, like the bangers and mash pictured above."

"The cellar, located on Eglinton St, is another personal favourite of mine. In another lifetime, before Covid, it was the place to go for cocktails or to watch a match. Its menu is varied with options ranging from light bites to larger, hearty dinners, with sides, desserts and daily specials."

"Well known to one and all, The Cellar has long been known as one of the very best spots in the city for a bitta brekkie."

"Claiming to have the best pizza in the city, there is no reason not to try a slice at Crust Bucket. Add this to the fact that it’s served in a double-decker bus, now that’s pretty cool, we must say!. We bet they don’t have that in Italy…"

"Albeit not the most appetising name for a restaurant, Crust Bucket has a stuffed crust pizza on the menu which is reason enough to go. They also have a pizza bus...need I say more?"

"With a name like this, it’s no wonder it draws in the crowds. We all know that the best pizza comes from Napoli, and at this casual pizza restaurant in the heart of Galway, you can have a real Napoli experience. Great value for money and great flavours to match."

"It is for sure the best pizza spot in Galway and is such good value. You get those huge New York slices, starting at €3 each – bargain. The place is tiny and authentically Italian – both Italian owned and operated."

"Average Rating - 4.1Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - £££Review - delicious. View Pizza & Pasta Napoli Menu"

"Just because you can’t visit Italy does not mean you can’t taste the Italian cuisine. Trattoria Magnetti is situated in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Galway on Quay Street. It offers an authentic Italian menu from pasta, light bites and tasty treats, guaranteed to leave you wanting more."

"If you and your special someone are looking for an elegant, award-winning Italian dining experience, Basilico is the place to be. Whether it’s a cheesy personal pizza or a striploin steak, you won’t be disappointed. Well, your date might be once they see you covered in tomato sauce… Worth it?!"