Staff were sound, sorted out a couple of fussy requests without any hassle. Food came out quick enough and hit the spot. Decent spot overall.

Stopped in for a coffee and scone &mdash; came to just under &euro;4, which felt like a bargain. The owner bakes the cakes herself, and you can tell. WiFi held up fine while I got a bit of work done. Place was quiet enough for that, which I appreciated. Daily lunch specials looked decent too, might try one next time.

That manager fella with the glasses is brilliant. Made us feel right at home, kept an eye on everything. Fair play to him.

Stopped in for a feed and wasn&#39;t disappointed. The king prawns were a solid portion, properly tasty. Had a glass of Sauvignon Blanc with them, worked a treat. Place was busy so we waited a bit for a table, but the staff kept it friendly. Chips were bang on too. Just mind the bill, it&#39;s not cheap.

The scrambled eggs on toast with tea for &euro;5.95 is such a solid deal. I sat near the window and the light was lovely, really calm for a weekday morning. Staff were patient when I asked about gluten-free options, no fuss at all. Place was busy but not chaotic. Just a nice, easy stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped in for breakfast mid-week. Full Irish was solid, decent portion for the price. Place got busy around 9:30 and the wait for coffee stretched a bit. Not a big deal if you&#39;re not in a rush. Would sit at the counter next time, seemed to get faster service there.

The French brioche at breakfast was genuinely lovely&mdash;soft, buttery, not too sweet. Coffee was strong and fresh, which I appreciated. Room had a nice view over the river, clean and tidy. Service friendly enough. Just wish the breakfast menu had a few more lighter options, maybe some fresh fruit or yogurt. Still, a decent spot for a morning meal in Galway.

Decent spot for a traditional Irish breakfast. Portion was plenty and the tea came hot. Place was busy enough but we found a table easy enough. Food did the job, nothing fancy but solid. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way for it, but if you&#39;re in the area it&#39;s fine.

Lovely to find oat milk for coffee here, not easy to come by. Staff were on the ball. Only letdown was the vegan dessert, just a tiny chia pudding.

Stopped in after walking around Eyre Square. The seafood chowder wasn&#39;t great, bit watery. Beef was salty too. Staff were sound though, sorted us out quick. Handy spot if you&#39;re nearby and hungry. Maybe just grab a pint instead of a full feed.

The Italian sandwich really hit the spot &mdash; that mozzarella was proper. Food came out quick and the price felt fair for what you got. Nice spot.

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.

This restaurant offers a fantastic brunch experience with a diverse menu and delicious food. The staff is friendly and attentive, making it a great spot for a leisurely meal.

Great coffee and the pastries looked lovely. Staff were friendly enough, loads of seating too. Solid spot for a quick pit stop.

Duck and monkfish were the standouts. Decent spot, just tell them about any voucher before you sit down.

Stopped in for dinner last week. Place has a nice, relaxed vibe. Service was pretty good, let me sample the wine first which I appreciated. The crab tart was decent, lamb was the better of the two. Risotto was a touch overcooked but still had good flavour. Fine for a casual night out.

Came for the trad session on Sunday and the food totally surprised me. The dish of the day was proper tasty, exactly what I needed. Place was packed but the wait felt fine, the music kept it easy. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind going back just for that again.

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 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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 👍

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