Best Nightlife in Cong

"More than just a hotel dining room, the formal and fashionable AA Rosette Award-Winning Restaurant Gigi's is one of the top places to dine in Galway. Despite Gigi's unique and cool location, in the stunning g Hotel. it's the quality of food that comes from the kitchen, that really captures guests’...See More"

"The g is worth going to for a look even if you don’t get anything to eat or drink. It’s so sumptuous and luxurious and the detail here is worth admiring. The delicate artwork, mirrored globe light fixtures and huge, comfortable sofas."

"This cavernous Galway pub is so big it actually has two doors on both the High Street and Cross Street. There are five bars set over two floors, including a space for live music and a slightly more sedate Gin Bar. It's crazy busy every night, but particularly at the weekends and at Arts Festival time or during Race Week."

"Five bars, including Sonny Malloy's Whiskey Bar, are spread over two floors at this rambling venue, a maze of dark wood, hidden nooks and stained-glass partitions. Live music plays regularly, followed by DJs...."

"Like many of the best restaurants in Galway, Brasserie on the Corner has made it their mission to source the finest local ingredients. And with the West of Ireland’s vast resources of superior produce to choose from, they’ve got everything they need to hit you with some premium ‘farm to fork’ cuisine. The plush, low-lit interior is cosy and the menu is reassuringly small (they even list all of their local suppliers), with a clear focus on doing a few things extremely well, such as their top-priced Duo of Irish Lamb."

"Brasserie on the Corner is known for their seafood but they also do really tasty sandwiches for under a tenner if you’re looking for a cheap lunch. In fact, they have lots of yummy dishes for under €10, check out their lunch menu, it has a really interesting selection of starters, open sandwiches and cheese boards here if you want something that feels upmarket but is inexpensive. Book yourself a table at Brasserie on the Corner here."

"A post shared by Tigh Neachtain (@tighneachtain) on Jun 15, 2019 at 5:17am PDT. Serving classic ales since 1894 and hosting one of the best and most artistic parties around Galway is Tigh Neachtain. Situated in its heart, at the corner of Cross Street and Quay Street, is one of the best Irish pubs that offer live barnyard quartets and many more!"

"There's been a pub on this site since 1894 (before that it was the home of 'Humanity Dick' Martin who co-founded the RSPCA). You'll always find a decent session going on - squeeze yourself in and enjoy the atmosphere. More about Tigh Neachtain"

"Painted a bright cornflower blue, this 19th-century corner pub – known simply as Neáchtain's ( nock -tans) or Naughtons – has a wraparound terrace for watching Galway's passing parade, and a timber-lined interior..."

"O’Connell’s Bar is a neighborhood favorite (especially with the locals for post-work drinks), and between an easygoing, laid-back vibe and the comfortable vintage interiors, it’s not hard to see why. But the best part about O’Connell’s, and what sets it apart from many of the other bars and led us to put it on the list of best bars in Galway, is the huge outdoor beer garden. Coming in through a modest entrance and emerging into the enormous patio has been likened to Doctor Who’s TARDIS or Diagon Alley in Harry Potter."

"O’Connell’s is well located on Eyre Square, a public park that hosts the annual Galway Continental Christmas Market and acts as a meeting point and socialising spot during the summer. Formerly a grocery and bar, O’Connell’s wears its status as a historic local landmark proudly, with its original features being lovingly maintained. But in spite of its reverence for history, this pub hasn’t been afraid to keep up with the times."

"This pub on Galway's central Eyre Square may not look all that from the outside, but what you can't see from the street is the humungous beer garden. Or should that be beer street - after all they've built a Victorian street in their huge courtyard complete with a Dough Bros pizzeria and the whole thing has a retractable roof to cope with the Irish weather. More about O’Connell’s"

"If you feel like you need to let off a little steam, An Púcán might be one of the best Galway bars for you. Previously, it fit more into the typical mold of a quaint but lively Irish bar, but following new ownership in 2014, it underwent some renovations. The result is something that maintains the heritage of an authentic Irish pub but with elements from a more club-like scene."

"An Púcán, is one of Galway’s oldest traditional pubs and has a strong tradition of offering Irish traditional and folk music daily. Besides its great offerings of music, An Púcán also offers over 150 whiskeys along with craft beers and boutique wines as well as an extensive food menu. Address: 11 Forster St, Galway, Ireland"

"The outdoor beer garden at An Púcán is bursting with colour and vibrance making it the perfect place to snap an Insta story, have a cocktail, and enjoy the food. On the menu is everything from soup to chicken or pasta, so you are spoiled for choice!. Bookings can be made through their website."

"Whether you are in Galway for business or leisure, you’ll find Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway to be a comfortable accommodation to come home to. It is minutes away from the vibrant city center and its tempting attractions. When not taking Galway by storm or curling up in bed in your private room with a smart TV and WiFi access, you may sample Irish specialties in the on-site restaurant or burn some unwanted holiday calories at the fitness center on the premises."

"Less than a 15-minute walk away from Galway city centre, the modern 4-star Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway is located at Headford Point. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, free underground parking and a fine restaurant. The spacious rooms at the Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway are decorated in warm colours."

"A four-star boutique hotel with beautiful interiors, the House Hotel also has the advantage of a superb location at Spanish Parade in Galway’s Latin Quarter. This stylish spot is just a stone’s throw from some of the city’s best restaurants and bars, but with a widely celebrated cocktail bar and bistro on the premises, hosting live music every weekend, you don’t even have to venture that far. Sleeping options range from standard doubles up to extravagant suites with private balconies, and all the en-suite bathrooms have toiletries from the range by Irish designer Orla Kiely – a pleasantly patriotic touch."

"This contemporary four-star hotel is a great base for exploring Ireland’s most bohemian city — named European Capital of Culture 2020. The rooms are welcoming but, given the vibrant local food scene, the dining offer lacks imagination. Everything is within walking distance though, so simply eat elsewhere."

"The House Hotel is the perfect place to stay for a shopaholic as its location is only steps away from Galway’s main shopping street, aptly named Shop Street. After a long day of shopping, the hotel has a lovely cocktail bar and comfortable rooms to enjoy. Prices: Average €125 per night"

"Also placed in the heart of Galway’s Latin Quarter, your boring nights will be set afire and burn with soul by drinking the good pints of cold ale in Tig Coili. The pub offers some of Galway’s best musicians, as well as visiting musicians, to play live traditional Irish folk songs for everybody to enjoy, featuring two live music sessions per day. The pub’s top corners are decorated with vibrant colors of roses, and the interior has the feel of a polished-woodwork room."

"Tig Cóilí is a cosy and old-style pub which is the place to go for anyone wishing to enjoy a real genuine Irish trad session as they offer up to two live sessions every day all year round. As Tig Coili is considered to be a bastion for traditional Irish music it has attracted many famous musicians from around the world to play there, such as Sharon Shannon. Address: Mainguard St, The Latin Quarter, Galway, Ireland"

"Two live céilidh (traditional music and dancing session) a day (at 6pm and 9.30pm) draw the crowds to this authentic fire-engine-red pub just off High St. Decorated with photos of those who have played here, it's..."

"The bar 1520 will be serving up the tasty goods to satisfy your pancake needs!. All proceeds made from pancakes will be going to ACT for Meningitis, with pancakes being served from 10:30am-2pm. Join us for our charity Pancake Tuesday event in 1520 Bar tomorrow in aid of Act for Meningitis from 10:30am pic.twitter.com/ulw4TsEbAU"

"Located in the heart of the Latin Quarter is one of Galway’s hot spots for tourists and visitors alike. It’s got everything: live music, two bars and great food!. The 1520 is eclectic and different, with a touch of traditional Irish pub and a dash of everything else!"

"From lunch in the sun to dinner under cover of darkness, they’ve got plenty of heaters to keep you warm no matter the weather. Breakfasts, burgers and light bites galore, you’re sure to find something that’ll suit you. 14 Quay Street // MORE HERE"

"The original structure of Quays Bar is over 400 years old and it still retains some of its own original features. The Quays Bar is a famous music venue in Galway which has two floors which play music every night and has played host to famous acts such as Aslan and Nathan Carter. The Quays is also famous for being the home of the television channel TG4’s country music competition called “Glor Tire” and is a popular spot for tourists as it is the perfect place to sample everything that is great about Irish culture."

"As far as historical interior decorating goes, The Quays Pub has pretty much got the ‘cool’ factor locked down. The outside of this Galway pub is quaint and colorful, painted cream and deep blue with red window panes and hanging flower baskets adorning the outer walls. The inside, however, gets cooler the further you go in."

"The unique and antique design of the pub is reminiscent of old taverns of medieval times. Located in the Latin Quarter, the pub is home to some of the best-crafted beers. And with its inlaid woods, stained glasses, and church pews, visitors will have a jolly time with the locals and enjoy their fresh and handcrafted ales."

"Three juicy smashed beef patties oozing with American cheese, Chipotle honey mayo, fresh lettuce and garlic mayo, The Smash Harry burger from Harry's Bar contains a mouth-watering array of goodies that are sure to curb those burger cravings. If that's not quite for you, try The Filthy Animal burger is packed with buttermilk fried chicken, crispy bacon, fresh stuffing and relish, all dripping in garlic mayo and Harry's gravy. Whatever you decide to order, you can be certain that any grub from Harry's Bar is always a good time."

"Pulling together all aspects of an ideal dining and drinking experience, Harry’s Bar offers delicious dinner, weekend brunch, handcrafted cocktails, matches on the TV and great service to boot. From 11am Saturday to 12pm Sunday, you’ll find some dreamy brunch delights that will definitely cure what ails you. Menu highlights include signature fluffy pancakes and seriously tasty loaded waffles."

"You had me at takeaway cocktails… Yes, that’s right, Harry’s Bar is opening this Friday for takeaway!. Imagine digging into their Mad Harry Burger with a dreamy cocktail onside?. I’m not drooling...you’re drooling."

"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"

"If it’s comfort food and a quirky atmosphere you’re after, then Fat Freddy’s is the place for you. This fun and friendly pizza place-diner hybrid is surrounded by vintage memorabilia on the walls, making it stand out from the rest. Address: The Halls, 15 Quay St, Galway"

"Fat Freddy's on Quay Street is one of Galway's most beloved restaurants. The dimly lit interior gives off very cosy Roman restaurant type vibes. And their pizzas are always a popular choice."

"Average Rating - 4.3Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - £££Review - 10/10 would buy again. Henrique was amazing but a bit shy. View Papa John's Menu"

"Located directly on Eyre Square, the Skeffington Arms Hotel is a relaxing option for young couples and those on city breaks. Resembling a pub from the outside, delve into Irish culture and hospitality here at one of the venue’s six bars. These include one with live entertainment nightly, the Premium Gin Parlour, the Whiskey Vault and even a nightclub."

"If you’ve ever spent a weekend roaming around Galway’s many different pubs, then you’re probably familiar with the Skeff. Overlooking Eyre Square and close to all of the city’s main attractions, The Skeffington Arms Hotel boasts bright, modern rooms, a vibrant bar, and a restaurant. The Skeff is the perfect place to watch a match."

"If you’re looking for where to stay in Galway consider the Skeffington Arms Hotel. This luxury boutique hotel is centrally located and has a cozy yet fun-loving vibe. Each room has pops of bright colours, comfortable beds, and sleek modern bathrooms."

"In central Galway, the Park House Hotel blends the warmth and personality of a boutique hotel with 4-star luxury. It offers an award-winning restaurant and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. Rooms are decorated in warm colours, natural wood furnishings and luxurious fabrics."

"This traditional hotel located in the heart of the city centre is a great place to use as your base when staying in Galway City as it’s only minutes from the train station, a proper Irish bar, and has luxurious rooms. Prices: Average €150 per night. CHECK AVAILABILITY NOW"

"As well as all their fine drink, live music and tasty cocktail offerings, Seven have also got a top notch food selection, so if you're after brunch in a boozer, this is the place to be. Whether you go for the old reliables like the Seven full Irish and fluffy pancakes or prefer a veggie option or an omelette your way, they've got it all ready and waiting. The sausage and egg bap - served with caramelised onions - definitely deserves a mention too."

"Located on Bridge Street, Seven Bar and Restaurant is a new bar to Galway that brings food, drink and live music together in one venue. It has a contemporary design with contrasting areas across the 3 bars. Live entertainment is provided 4 nights a week by some of Ireland’s top bands and DJs."