Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Oranmore

"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."

"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."

"If the lamb tastes this good in a seafood restaurant, you know they’re not messing about. From the most exquisite, beautifully presented fish and steak dishes …"

"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!"

"The menu changes daily at this outstanding seafood restaurant but it might include monkfish poached in saffron and white wine and served with cockles, seaweed-steamed Galway Bay lobster with garlic-lemon butter,... Fish & Chips in Galway City"

"According to them: “Oscars is a perfect bistro to enjoy a selection of real local foods in particular the Seafood freshly caught off the coast of Galway and sourced from local fishermen and the best of Galways fishmongers."

"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."

"A distinctive black and white three-storey building in downtown Salthill, just a stone’s throw from the Atlantic Ocean, Joanna Paszkiewicz and Chef Leon Mellsop's Black Cat has been a casual dining destination of choice for discerning Galwegians ..."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"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"

"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"

"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."

"This easy-to-miss spot on the corner of Galway’s main parade is marked by a medieval-like fortified house structure and a bizarre ape-like gargoyle. The 15th-century ‘castle’ is not often open throughout, with much of it now occupied by a local bank, but a walk around the back will give you a glance at a heartwrenching piece of Galway history. The castle is home to the spot where the Lord Mayor hanged his own son who had murdered a Spanish visitor who winked at his girlfriend."

"At the corner of Shop Street and Abbeygate Street is a robust limestone house that stands apart from the buildings around it. This is Lynch’s Castle, a fortified house that could go back as far as the 14th century but got its current design in the 16th century. The house afforded extra protection from raids to its owners, the Lynch family who had Anglo-Norman roots and were one of the 14 tribes that held sway in Galway in the period."

"Imposing old building in the middle of Galway's pedestrian street. Once the home of the most powerful family in the city. translated by•View Original"

"A relatively new addition to Galway's pizza scene, Pizza Amore is the sister restaurant to Pizza Napoli. Honestly, I would make it a double whammy and hit up both, one after the other."

"Bringing a real authentic taste of Italy to Galway City, this spot is perfect for a top-class pizza evening. Address: 4 Cross Street Upper, Galway, H91 C6X2"

"Average Rating - 4.1Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££Review - The food is delicious and cheap and the delivery driver is lovely!. My only criticism is that I’d like a small bit more mayo on the loaded fries. View Abrakebabra Menu"

"Review - The food is delicious and cheap and the delivery driver is lovely!. My only criticism is that I’d like a small bit more mayo on the loaded fries. View Abrakebabra Menu"

"Average Rating - 4.4Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££Review - Everything was amazing, so delicious!. View Xian Street Food Menu"

"Average Rating - 4.4Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££££Review - Thai red curry excellent, very hot think it’s a new recipe 😋"