Restaurants in Galway

Ireland's location on the northwest of Europe has brought many peoples and visitors to its shores over the centuries. Along with their cultural traditions, they brought with them a wide range of foods. In recent times, since Ireland became one of the most prosperous countries in Europe, the variety of places to eat has increased significantly.

Galway is long established as being the culinary capital of the West of Ireland. With its various cultural quarters, the city has a wonderful mix of gourmet cuisine options, from artisanal pie-makers to wood-fired pizzerias to some of the finest seafood restaurants in the country.

Aniar Restaurant

Aniar Restaurant

Aniar is centred around the concept of terroir, or ‘the complete natural environment in which a particular wine or food is produced’. Inspired by the Galway landscape and created using local, wild ingredients, the 10-course tasting menu is consistently excellent and imaginative, in both flavour and presentation, earning a litany of accolades, including a Michelin star every year from 2013 to 2016.
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Dela Restaurant

Dela Restaurant

Season permitting we grow as much of our own produce as possible on our ever expanding farm located in Moycullen on the proposed Galway-Clifden Greenway. At peak growing season our greens & eggs have a ‘plot to plate’ time of minutes.

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Loam

Loam

Owned by Enda McEvoy, former head chef at Aniar, the twice Michelin-starred Loam is imbued with a deep respect for provenance. The majority of vegetables come from one farm, the meat from another, and McEvoy is committed to limiting what is brought in from outside this system. The result is an ever-evolving menu, an act of creativity within ethically informed constraints. The chefs serve the tables...
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