Stopped by for the chicken pesto sandwich and carrot coconut soup&mdash;both were really tasty. Place was packed so waited around 20 mins, but staff stayed friendly the whole time.

We popped in for the vegan afternoon tea last week. They sorted the menu out for us without any fuss, which I appreciated. The scones were genuinely decent, not dry at all. Sitting by the lake with the castle in the background was a nice touch, though it was a bit busy. Fair enough for the price, I&#39;d say.

Took a few extra minutes for the food to come out but they sorted us with a coffee while waiting. Nice touch. The red ale on tap was solid too. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and not in a mad rush.

Been here a few times now. The food&#39;s always fresh, which is the main thing for me. I had the salmon salad yesterday, greens were crisp, fish cooked just right. Staff remember me, that&#39;s nice. Place gets a bit loud around 7pm, but I still left feeling good about what I ate.

The fish and chips were proper crispy, flaky inside too. Beef stew was dead tender, loads of flavour. Service quick enough, no complaints.

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The best restaurants in County Galway

Tea and Garden Rooms

Oar Restaurant

The Drawing Room at Ashford Castle

Fitz's Pub

Dawat Indian Restaurant Mayo

Danagher's Hotel Bar Restaurant

Olive's Seoul Food Claremorris

Stone Wall Cafe & Pizzeria

O'Hehirs Bakery

Lydon's Lodge Restaurant

McDermott's Pub

The old ground

Quay Bar at the Lodge

John Gray's