Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the savoury crepe. Portion was decent for the price, which is rare around here. Place was packed even on a Tuesday, so it took a minute to get served, but the food came out hot. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Found this spot upstairs - proper hidden gem. Had the steak and it was cooked exactly right. Portions are decent for the price. Staff left us alone until we needed them, which I appreciate.

The halloumi veggie burger was genuinely good, and the price felt fair for Galway. Place is tiny though, we squeezed in but it worked.

The early bird is a solid shout &mdash; soup, slow-cooked beef and a glass of wine for &euro;20. Brown bread was the best part.

The doner burger deal at &euro;3.95 was decent for the size, can&#39;t complain. Also had the 4-in-1 with rice, chips, curry and chicken for &euro;7.95, plenty of food. The place was busy but I got a seat easy enough. Staff were sound, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Good spot if you&#39;re hungry and want something quick.

The chicken Caesar salad was decent, big enough to share honestly. Crispy chicken burger did the job too, home fries were a nice bonus. Music was cool, staff grand. For what you pay, the portion sizes are fair enough. Not a bad shout for a casual bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Nice spot for a coffee and watching the world go by. Kate at the counter was sound, sorted me out quick. Oat milk americano was spot on.

Food was fresh and cooked to order, staff friendly enough. One of the better Supermacs I&#39;ve been to, though it did take a few minutes longer than usual. Decent spot overall.

The cod was spot on, and that miso cabbage... honestly could&#39;ve had another plate of just that. Waiter knew his stuff when we asked for suggestions. Lemon posset rounded it all off nicely. Place was a bit warm near the window, but didn&#39;t ruin it. Would go back for that cabbage alone.

Soup and salads were fresh, and that homemade scone really hit the spot. Gluten-free brownie&rsquo;s decent too. Prices fair enough for the portion.

Lovely spot in Galway. Got a cocktail and it was properly made, not too sweet. Staff were sound even though it was mad busy. Prices fair for what you get.

Been coming here for a while now. Staff always remember my order and actually care about getting it right. Coffee&#39;s been solid every single time.

The fish and chips here are pretty good, honestly. Properly cooked, not greasy, and the side salad is a nice touch. I&#39;ve had it a few times now and it&#39;s been consistent each visit. Decent portion for the price too. Place was a bit busy when I went, but that&#39;s probably a good sign. Fine for a casual meal.

The goats cheese salad was really good, and the flat white hit the spot. &euro;16 felt fair for what you got. I sat inside, which was grand, but the outdoor bit looked nice too. Service was friendly enough, no fuss. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

We ordered the black bean beef and salt and chilli wings again, they never let us down. Staff were sound about swapping things around when I asked. Seats were comfy enough too, which I always notice. Place was busy but we weren&#39;t rushed. Good spot for a relaxed feed.

That backyard chicken sandwich is my go-to whenever I&#39;m in Galway. Big enough for the price and actually fills you up. Can&#39;t complain.

The brown bread ice cream with Dingle sea salt is still the one I keep coming back for. Creamy without being too sweet. Staff let me sample a few flavours before deciding, which I always appreciate.

Our family had a fantastic dinner at Renao with delicious, beautifully presented dishes. The service was exceptional, making us feel completely at ease. Highly recommended!

Popped in here on a whim and honestly, the asparagus dish was the standout. Never had it cooked quite like that before. Place was packed, which is always a good sign. Staff were sound, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all even with the crowd. Solid spot for tapas if you&#39;re in Galway and don&#39;t want to queue for ages somewhere else.

The carbonara here is genuinely good&mdash;creamy without being too heavy. I added a bit of their chili oil and garlic oil, which gave it a nice kick. The pizza looked great too, though I didn&#39;t get to try it this time. Service was friendly enough, and I didn&#39;t feel rushed. Just a heads-up, it can get a little busy around lunch, so you might want to grab a seat early.

The crab claws and oysters were decent, and the scallops were cooked just right. They handled the gluten-free request without any fuss. Pretty good spot.

The vindaloo had a proper vinegar tang and real spice depth, not just heat. One of the better Indian meals I&#39;ve had in Galway.

The toasted sandwich with chips and a pot of tea was exactly what I needed. Cheese was properly melted, bread had a good crunch. Chips were decent, not soggy. Tea came in a proper pot, strong enough. That&#39;s really all I care about when I&#39;m hungry. Fine for a quick stop.

The green curry was decent&mdash;good heat, creamy enough. Liked the colourful decor too, bit different from the usual minimalist places around here. Portion was fine for the price. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Lovely spot for a healthy bite in Galway. The salads tasted properly fresh, not like they&#39;d been sitting out. They made our wedding cake too, which was a nice touch.

Staff were lovely, got us seated fast even though it was packed. Food was tasty and didn&#39;t break the bank either. Solid spot for a casual dinner with the girls 👍

Tandoori chicken was spot on, generous portion too. Butter chicken went down a treat with everyone.

The butter chicken was proper good, and the garlic naan came out hot and fluffy. Chicken tikka masala had a nice kick to it too. Only thing is the seating area felt a bit cramped, like you&#39;re almost elbow-to-elbow with the next table. Staff were sound though, checked in on us a few times without hovering. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and craving Indian.

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