Tempo Antiques Tempo Antiques was established in 1995 by Frank and Phil Greeley, who work in the shop with their son, David, and his wife, Dagmara. Tempo specialises in jewellery, silver and collectables ranging from Georgian to contemporary items. We carry a large range of...

The new way to stay & play! The Snug Townhouse is Galway’s newest urban city escape, located on Quay Street in the heart of the Latin Quarter! Our iconic building provides quirky rooms which are snug, compact and uniquely designed. Nobody comes to Galway to...

  The Snug Townhouse is Galway’s newest urban city escape, located on Quay Street in the heart of the Latin Quarter!  Our iconic building provides quirky rooms which are snug, compact and uniquely designed.  Nobody comes to Galway to stay in their room…. well not during...

Quay Street Kitchen A small, cosy restaurant located in the heart of Galway’s Latin Quarter. Irish, Vegan and Gluten-free friendly www.facebook.com/TheQuayStreetKitchen

McDonagh’s McDonagh’s have been tantalising the tastebuds of both visitors and locals alike for four generations. Established in 1902, it bring over 115 years of knowledge to serving the best seafood and has earned a reputation as one of Ireland’s finest seafood houses. It all...

Pizza Napoli Authentic Italian cuisine, freshly made in-house by their talented team of Italian chefs. With numerous delicious pastas, appetizing starters and mouth-watering pizzas to choose from, you’ll taste the true essence and pride of Italian food at Pizza & Pasta Napoli.

Le Petit Delice A bit of “ je ne sais quoi” on Mainguard Street Since 2010, Alex and Fred have been providing quality breads and pastries to all the foodies in Galway. Both from France, they fell in love with Galway and decided to bring...

The Yard The Yard Kitchen / Bar @ The House Hotel is located in Galway’s infamous Latin Quarter. Chic and understated, The Yard Kitchen / Bar offers a comfy lobby to lounge in any time of the day, and a restaurant that you can party...

Spanish Arch The Spanish Arch built in 1584, stands on the left bank of the River Corrib, where Galway’s river meets the sea. The arch is the remainder of a 16th century bastion, added to the town’s walls to protect merchant ships from looting. At...

An Taibhdhearc  Is í An Taibhdhearc amharclann náisiúnta na Gaeilge agus mar sin bíonn léiriúcháin Ghaeilge á stáitsiú inti chomh maith le réimse leathan seóanna Béarla. Is iomaí forbairt a tharla sa Taibhdhearc ó bunaíodh í sa bhliain 1928 agus tá sí fós ag tógáil...