Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Spiddal

"A longstanding Galway restaurant that's been highly rated for years - this is an all-day spot that serves up super breakfasts and brunches, before switching to a seasonally focused a la carte for lunch and dinner."

"is very simple, fresh, organic produce is sourced from local suppliers to create daily menus bursting with flavor, texture and colour. If you’re lucky you might even get an edible flower on your plate. Head Chef, Jess Murphy takes an artisan approach to food by combining her classical culinary training with an affinity for distinctive and fresh seasonal produce."

"Sorry @breadbin 😛 #Galway #kaigalway #cake #cakeporn #food #galwayfood #foodie. A post shared by Ali Dunworth (@alidunworth) on Sep 6, 2015 at 4:58am PDT. Cakes that are green may make you think twice, but we are still dreaming about a pistachio sponge cake with buttercream icing from over a year ago."

"If you’re after a memorable dining experience, Kai Café and Restaurant must be on your list!. Local producers are supported and you’ll enjoy a menu bursting with flavour, texture and colours. This place is full of surprises, and you might even have the chance to try one of their famous edible flowers."

"Galway’s lavish five-star g Hotel was designed by none other than superstar milliner Philip Treacy, a native of the west coast county. His concept was based around the sea, and unique maritime touches abound throughout, such as a tank of Connemara-bred seahorses in the lobby and shell-shaped handles on each bedroom door. The two-floor destination spa here comes highly recommended, as does the hotel restaurant gigi’s, which holds two AA rosettes."

"The highlight here is a black pudding and potato hash, topped with an egg and sausages (feel free to argue this, but you will lose.). They also do an excellent full Irish or a breakfast wrap and they don’t squirm at odd requests. Pancakes with a side order of sausages and a big fat burger too?"

"Aniar has the enviable accolade of being Galway’s only Michelin starred restaurant, having been awarded their prestigious star in September 2012. is an innovative restaurant, bringing terroir-based dining to Dominick Street in Galway City. The word terroir is usually associated with winemaking and the combination of factors that gives a wine its distinctive character: soil, climate and environment."

"Terroir specialist Aniar is passionate about the flavours and food producers of Galway and west Ireland. Owner and chef JP McMahon's multicourse tasting menus have earned him a Michelin star, yet the casual..."

"The Front Door Pub is so large that it spans two streets, with entrances on both High Street and Cross Street in Galway’s Latin Quarter. It is so big, in fact, that it is actually made up of five different bars on two floors. Packed with 500 people on busy nights, the pub is most popular with 20-somethings who dress to impress on their evening out on the town."

"Galway is a haven for some high-quality pub grub, and The Front Door is up there with the best. The super crispy fish and chips, the mouth-watering steaks, the sublimely sticky BBQ ribs- are all highly recommended. There is always an electric atmosphere in this place."

"A post shared by Rebecca Pardess (@heybeccahey) on Dec 19, 2017 at 9:26am PST. Pies may not usually be associated with a romantic meal, but they are certainly comfort foods which will help to get you and your date more relaxed.The Pie Maker creates hearty, handmade pies which are accompanied by large portions of mashed potatoes, mushy peas, and gravy. The Slow Braised Beef and 8 Degree Stout Pie is sure to get that warm feeling going in both you and your partner."

"10 Cross Street Upper, Galway H91 C932, IrelandDelivery, Takeout, Seating, Waitstaff, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Digital Payments, Accepts Credit CardsCafe, Irish, International, European, Healthy, Vegetarian FriendlyLunch, Dinner, Drinks, Late NightHK$47 - HK$133+353 91 513 151"

"As the name suggests, the only food on the menu is in the form of handmade pies – both sweet and savory. High-quality Irish meats, organic veg, and pies made from organic spelt flour. Ohhh, my mouth is watering."

"The iconic diving tower at Blackrock overlooks Salthill Prom and the family-friendly beach. The walk along the promenade and seafront is reminiscent of all that’s good in family seaside holidays. Stay on the ground and watch the fun unfold or if you’re feeling adventurous, take the plunge of those dramatic diving boards!"

"A post shared by Niamh Sweeney (@niamhsweeney_) on Sep 29, 2017 at 6:56am PDT. If you're looking to incorporate healthy eating into your romantic lifestyle,Mixgreens on Newcastle Road is an excellent option. Everything there is made with fresh organic ingredients delivered in gourmet-style dishes which are absolutely delicious."

"A lovely restaurant with an arts cinema attached - the chef here is Latvian Liga Jarovoja, who used to be at Ard Bia. It's open all day serving up hot baps at breakfast, veggie fry-ups for brunch (including cauliflower hash) while dinner is a modern European menu featuring local produce."

"Art house film is a genre which encompasses content and style which is often artistic or experimental, expressing the filmmakers’ personal artistic vision. In the  Pálás Cinema, the restaurant perfectly reflects this ideology."

"Delicious food with perfectly compatible, hand selected wines in a candle lit snug sounds like the ideal date (shift = in the bag). If you’re feeling that little bit more adventurous, why not book the medieval room on the third floor, complete with original stone fireplace, beams and personal waiters."

"A classic venue located in one of Galway City's oldest districts, Cooke's Restaurant boasts excellent modern cuisine as well as a selection of fine wines. A perfect place to enjoy a night out with quality drinks, tasty food, and great people."

"Espresso 44 on William Street, right in the centre of Galway, is hard to miss thanks to its vibrant orange exterior – and the intoxicating aroma of coffee wafting from within. The little gem serves its own exclusive coffee brand called Fixx Coffee, a three-time-winner at the Great Taste Awards. And if you love it so much you just can’t get enough, you can also buy the best coffee in Galway in bags to take it back home."

"Between the vibrant orange exterior and the intoxicating aroma of coffee wafting from within, it’s next to impossible to walk past Espresso 44. Serving up exclusive coffee brand Fixx Coffee and a bespoke menu of wholesome food and sweet treats galore, they’ve even got bags of the good stuff so that you can take it home and brew some of your own. 44 William Street // more here"

"I was introduced to this little gem by a fellow coffee fiend and have continued to return here ever since. Right in the heart of the city on Shop Street, this place is hard to miss, what with its bright orange shopfront and the hordes of customers usually lining up inside. Hands down the best coffee in Galway, order the mocha made with coconut milk and thank me later."

"Milano’s is a name known to many, and you can find it in many parts of the country. We think it might be because they’re doing something right, including their pizzas. With many pizza choices, including vegetarian and gourmet, there is at least one to try each night of the week."

"Average Rating - 4.2Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - £££Review - the vegan margherita was excellent !"

"Not unique to Galway as there are Milano branches around the country, but their pizza is always a good shout."

"An iconic piece of Galway’s history, the Claddagh ring features two hearts and a crown and can symbolise romantic availability or otherwise, depending on the direction that the crown points. Some firms that make the city’s ring date back to the 18th century. It’s associated with the Joyce Tribe and has spread far and wide in recent years, but several Galway shops (the museum, naturally, is also one) have cornered a local market steeped in tradition."

"The Claddagh ring has become iconic the world over thanks to the spread of the Irish across the globe. Delve into the history and lore of this iconic ring at the Legend of the Claddagh Ring museum and visitor centre, where you can learn where the ring first came from and what it has come to represent."