Galway Bay Sea View’s guidebook to Galway
Food scene
It's an amazing pub/restaurant with stain glass, inlaid woods, Gothic arches and church pews.
117 locals recommend
The Quays Bar and Restaurant
Quay LaneIt's an amazing pub/restaurant with stain glass, inlaid woods, Gothic arches and church pews.
amazing treats, cakes, buns and they also serve lunch. Located in picturesque Kirwan's Lane
13 locals recommend
Goyas Bakery
2-3 Kirwan's Lnamazing treats, cakes, buns and they also serve lunch. Located in picturesque Kirwan's Lane
The Kings Head Kitchen
Spanish ParadeAmazing for food that tastes yummy and healthy
Amazing fresh, local produce. Every time we leave this place we feel like we did something good for ourselves.
123 locals recommend
Kai Restaurant
22 Sea RdAmazing fresh, local produce. Every time we leave this place we feel like we did something good for ourselves.
The Kings Head Kitchen
Spanish ParadePapa Rich BORN Newtownsmith
NewtownsmithThe Lighthouse Cafe
8 Abbeygate Street UpperSomething for vegetarians, amazing restaurant
Java's
17 Abbeygate Street UpperOffers a wide selection of sweet and savory crepes
The Gourmet Offensive (TGO Falafel Bar)
52 Mary StAsian Lounge Asian Tea House Restaurant
15 Mary StKashmir
10 Fairhill Rd LowerFactory
36 Abbeygate Street UpperTig Coili
Mainguard Street
Pullman Restaurant
Sightseeing
Lynch's Castle
40 Shop StRelax in this main square/park of the city. Watch crowds walk by and sometimes even live entertainment. All the festivals have their presence in this Square
49 locals recommend
Eyre Square
Eyre SquareRelax in this main square/park of the city. Watch crowds walk by and sometimes even live entertainment. All the festivals have their presence in this Square
Even if you are not a religious type call in to taste the amazing, calming atmosphere of this place
52 locals recommend
Galway Cathedral
Even if you are not a religious type call in to taste the amazing, calming atmosphere of this place
Spanish Arch
2 The Long WalkGreat place to hang out
Lynch Memorial Window
12-13 Market StThe Hall of the Red Earl, a fascinating medieval archaeological site in the heart of Galway (13th century, is linked to the founding of Galway by the Anglo-Norman De Burgo family at this time)
Hall of the Red Earl
Druid LaneThe Hall of the Red Earl, a fascinating medieval archaeological site in the heart of Galway (13th century, is linked to the founding of Galway by the Anglo-Norman De Burgo family at this time)
The Mick Lally Theatre
Druid LaneTown Hall Theatre
1 Courthouse SquareGalway City Museum
Spanish ParadeThe Long Walk
The Long WalkUpstairs you can just be lucky and get a taste of Irish traditional music sessions
94 locals recommend
Crane Bar
2 Sea RdUpstairs you can just be lucky and get a taste of Irish traditional music sessions
Quincentennial Fountain
36-40 Eyre SquareMarket Street
Market StreetThe Claddagh