Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Loughrea

"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."

"While pancakes aren’t a usual item on Brasserie’s menu, for one day only you can much munch down on as many as you like. Brassiere on The Corner’s Pancake Party is taking place this Pancake Tuesday from 10am-12pm. The event is in aid of Galway Sick Kids Foundation, so as well as enjoying the sugar rush, you’re also contributing to a good cause."

"Corner of Eglington & Mary Street | Galway, Galway, IrelandWaitstaff, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Free Wifi, Reservations, SeatingIrish, European, Pub, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night+353 91 530 333"

"Oscars are literal experts when it comes to fresh fish and seafood. Their head chef is the author of not one but two award-winning books about seafood, so you can tell they know what to do with the finest quality produce that Galway Bay has to offer. Their menu is top notch, with pan-fried scallops and prawns, chunky baked white fish, stunning Galway Bay lobsters simmered in delicious sauces and much more!"

"Squid stuffed with black pudding at Oscar's Seafood Bistro, Galway|© Michael O’Meara. Oscar’s has long been a favourite of those who truly love seafood. The inventive creations of Head Chef Michael O’Meara – a bona fide connoisseur of all things edible that come from the ocean – have earned this restaurant a place in the Bridgestone Guide Top 100 Restaurants in Ireland list no less than six times."

"Clan House 22/23 Dominick Street Upper, Galway 091, IrelandReservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full BarIrish, Seafood, European, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsDinner, Late NightHK$94 - HK$487+353 91 582 180"

"If you want to taste local seafood with a little twist, tapas at Black Cat is the way to go!. Located in the seaside village Salthill, a meal from Black Cat will make you feel like you are on holidays!. They've got a great range of tapas which include the likes of scallops, calamari and tempura prawns as well as seriously tasty meat, cheeses and more."

"Awaking to a forecast of sunny skies, early one friday morning, we hopped in the car to grab a wee..."

"Named after one of Galway’s 14 Tribes, the quaint Kirwan’s Lane lies inside Galway’s former city walls. This tight pedestrian street curves through a ravine of rustic stone houses that have elements dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries. These buildings hold pubs, restaurants, cafes and arts and crafts shops, and outdoor tables skirt the path when the weather’s good."

"According to them: “The first of its kind in the city, The Seafood Bar @ Kirwans offers a full seafood menu offering delights such as Prawn Cocktail, Seared Carna Bay Scallops and Kirwan’s Fish and Chips”. Visit their Facebook page for more info: The Seafood Bar @ Kirwan’s"

"In the heart of medieval Galway, The Seafood Bar at Kirwan's specialises in seafood as well as the essential companion red or white wine."

"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"

"This quaint, inviting restaurant is perfect for a night of wine, music and conversation over some seriously delicious French food. Swing jazz, classical guitar and piano can heard of a night throughout the week which just adds to the warm, buzzing atmosphere. The small menu means everything on it is cooked to perfection, from the striploin steak with blue cheese sauce (highly recommended) to the half-lobster, cooked fresh with garlic butter."

"Dominick Street has become quite the foodie spot in Galway, and it’s no wonder when you have such great choices, with French restaurant Rouge among its line up. Diners can enjoy fine cuisine that tastes great, is full of character, and bursting with beaucoup de bon vin."

"Now open in the heart of Galway's Latin Quarter, the new seafood restaurant -  The Galway Oyster House is supporting local fishermen by serving up their sustainable, fresh farmed fish and Dooncastle Oysters. Delivered fresh each morning, each visit offers a new range of dishes to enjoy. If you're passing by Quay St. be sure to drop in to say hello and try some of their exquisite seafoods."

"Dock 1 Seafood Bar and Resturant, 1-3 Dock Road, Galway, Ireland. According to them: “Galway’s Dock 1 Seafood Bar & Restaurant is located in the picturesque Galway Docklands and specialized in Craft Beers.”. Visit their Facebook page for more info: Dock 1 Seafood Bar and Restaurant"

"Dating back over 250 years, Moran’s is a traditional thatched cottage successfully run by a 7th generation of the Moran clan, specialising in (wait for it) oysters!. Whether you fancy a feed of mussels, salmon, 1.5 pound local lobster, crab salad or their renowned oysters, you won’t be disappointed. Now serving up some of their most popular dishes for takeaway, it’s paradise for all you fishy folk."

"Run by 7th generation Moran family, Moran’s Oyster Cottage is without a doubt one of the top spots in Galway for seafood lovers. The charming thatched cottage is famous for fresh seafood, wild oysters and lovely pints. Obviously there will be oysters galore along with crab claws, lobster and prawns, not forgetting the creamy pints of Guinness."

"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."

"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"

"If you’re in search of family friendly places to eat in Salthill, look no further than the Galleon Restaurant. When a restaurant has been owned by the same family for 3 generations, they’ve learned a thing or two along the way, and that’s how it is at The Galleon. The restaurant has been refurbished in recent times, but the family-friendly atmosphere has remained, making it one of several brilliant restaurants in Salthill for a family meal."

"However, when it is a stunner of a day, Galway is THE place to be. Notably, the Spanish Arch and Salthill, which come alive the moment a ray of sunshine hits Galway Bay. To take this list a little bit out of Galway City Centre, the Galleon Restaurant located in the heart of Salthill is an oldie but a goody."

"Located on Foster Street, An Púcán serves food and drink and is a perfect set for live music sessions. It hosts 2 bars, a large beer garden, 2 smoking areas and live music daily. Each evening, An Púcán has well known traditional Irish musicians and live cover bands every Friday and Saturday night, with a DJ on every Saturday night until late."

"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."

"O’Connell’s Bar is situated on the east of Eyre Square and is known for its quirky and unique features and for being home to one of the best beer gardens in all of Galway City. The outside beer garden is decorated to resemble an old-style street and is complete with cobblestones and shop and pub fronts which line the walls. This design makes this particular beer garden very unique and one well worth visiting."

"O’Connell’s has one of the best locations in Galway – set right in the heart of the city on Eyre Square. Inside the large pub is decorated to look like an old-timey general store with vintage packages of food on the wall. However, the pub is most popular on warm days when crowds flock to the enormous beer garden."

"Right on Eyre Sq, this traditional, garrulous pub has a great, huge heated beer garden, which is home to two outdoor bars and regular music events. Original floor tiles, stained-glass windows and a pressed-tin..."

"Menlo Park Hotel is found in a private property, conveniently within walking distance from Downtown Galway, and even nearer to Galway Shopping Center. It is one of the top choices for tourists who like shopping, sightseeing, and city walks. Once done with a full day of exploration, come home to your air-conditioned and WiFi-ready room in this four-star hotel that also has on-site dining with special diet menus waiting for you."

"Located in its own private grounds, this 4-star hotel offers spacious, elegant rooms. It is only 20 minutes’ walk from Galway’s centre and 5 minutes' walk from the nearest shopping centre. The property is within easy access from main roads, and free parking and free WiFi are available."

"To escape the hustle and bustle of Galway City, travel 7km west, past Salthill, and you will uncover a quiet woodland that is perfect for a lovely stroll. Accessible from Cappagh Park (see below) or the Barna Road (Coastal Road – R336). Just note there are no facilities or amenities in these woods."

"If you need a break away from everything, the calm surroundings of Barna Woods is the perfect spot. You can listen to the wind in the trees and observe the spectacular flora that adds colour to this beautiful and natural area. Website: www.galwaybarnawoods.com"

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"Covering over 450 hectares and formerly owned by the Clanrickarde family, Portumna Forest Park is located along the northern shore of Lough Derg and is an excellent place for a family day out in Galway. There are plenty of forest and lakeside walks, a car park, toilet facilities, and observation points. Whether you want to visit on foot or on bike, these are all welcome."

"A post shared by The Curvy Blonde (@the_curvy_blonde_gal) on Jun 22, 2019 at 9:09am PDT. The Portumna Forest Walk offers woodland paths and forestlands that remind you of scenes from Harry Potter and Hagrid’s House. The clean park abounds with wildlife and a rich variety of flora, carefully conserved and cared for."