EAT
Blackrock
“Dropped into Blackrock cafe after a swim. The poke bowl is amazing. Love this new spot in Salthill.”
Crazy Corn
“I was so excited to try this new restaurant in Galway because they only use gluten-free ingredients! Their food is all corn based. I tried their areapa and it was delicious.”
Hooked
“Fantastic service here. They have separate fryers and are very careful about celiac. I have been here a good few times and I have tried the calamari, breaded fish and fish burgers. All amazing for taste and quality.”
Gino’s Gelato
“Gluten free cones available here. Loads of options to choose from.”
Greens & Co.
“Greens & Co. changes its menu often but always has something gluten-free. I’ve had delicious pancakes and tacos. They are fully plant-based.”
Menlo Park Hotel
“The Menlo Park hotel restaurant’s menu is 90% gluten-free. I’ve been here a few times and have always found them very understanding of Celiac and cross-contamination issues. The gluten-free cajun pizza and cheesecake was delicious. I’ve also had the burger and fish here.”
Kashmir
“If you like Indian cuisine you have to check out Kashmir. They never disappoint. I usually get the same thing, gluten-free onion bhajis and chicken tikka masala.”
La Collina
“La Collina is located in Salthill and offers some really tasty gluten-free pasta. The staff here are super friendly and on this visit they had the most amazing blackberry cheesecake.”
Handsome Burger
“If you are looking for a really tasty burger head into Handsome Burger, it is so good. The gluten-free bun costs extra though, which is a little annoying but it is a good one at least.”
Woozza
“This is my favorite pizza place in Galway. I’ve had their gluten-free pizza a good few times and have had no issues. They do not have a separate oven but they do use a separate tray, and do their best to not have any cross contamination.”
PLAY
Palas Cinema
“A great spot for arthouse film enthusiasts. Nestled in the heart of the city, it offers cinephiles a unique cinematic experience that goes beyond mainstream offerings.”
Salthill
“Take a short bus ride out to Salthill. Stroll along the picturesque promenade in Salthill and make sure to indulge in the Galway tradition of kicking the wall at the end. Experience the exhilaration of leaping off the iconic Blackrock diving board and immersing yourself in the refreshing embrace of the sea. Regardless of the season, Salthill welcomes visitors with a lively atmosphere and vibrant energy, ensuring an unforgettable experience.”
Explore Galway
“Immerse yourself in the city’s charm by taking a leisurely stroll through its enchanting cobblestone streets. The rich history and character of the city come alive as you explore its hidden gems and iconic landmarks on foot. To enhance your city exploration, consider hopping on the convenient and informative Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus. This engaging mode of transportation allows you to absorb fascinating tidbits about the city’s history, culture, and landmarks while providing the flexibility to disembark and delve deeper into the areas that captivate you the most. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply eager to uncover the city’s unique stories, the combination of a leisurely walk and an informative bus tour offers an enriching and memorable way to experience all that the city has to offer.”
Galway City Museum
“Galway City Museum Nestled along the picturesque banks of the River Corrib, Galway City Museum stands as a captivating destination on the renowned Spanish Parade. Its strategic location near The Claddagh and Galway Bay enhances the overall experience, offering visitors not only a glimpse into the archaeology, history, sea science, and culture of Galway but also an opportunity to bask in the breathtaking sea views that surround this cultural hub. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Galway’s heritage while enjoying the scenic beauty that serves as a stunning backdrop to this cultural gem. The Galway City Museum is a must-visit for those seeking a harmonious blend of history, culture, and awe-inspiring natural beauty.”
