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good restaurant in Galway

  • 31-01-2009 5:52pm
    #1
    galaxyminstrels
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    Hey,
    my friend is havign her 21st in Galway. There will be about 15 of us. Can anybody recommend a nice classy restaurant that we are guaranteed lovely food but is not too expensive? Preferrably near the city centre.
    Thanks


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  • #2
    m83
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    McSwiggans.


  • #3
    Hennybug
    Registered Users Posts: 492 ✭✭Hennybug


    m83 wrote: »
    McSwiggans.

    It was disappointing last time i was there - maybe KC Blakes?


  • #4
    minxie
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    cactus jacks.. mouth watering food :D


  • #5
    Bobeagleburger
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    thai garden


  • #6
    spadder
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    if you like indian- eastern tandoori, always good

    seafood- o'grady's in barna, pricey but v.good

    fish+chips - mc donaghs- food of kings


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  • #7
    LowOdour
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    More info neeed....what price range, what style etc. You could head out to the glenlo abbey for a lovely meal but would cost alot. Pleanty of choice around galway, just narrow it down for us folk.

    Da Roberta is salthill is always agood choice...not sure bout space for 15 though witout booking


  • #8
    galaxyminstrels
    Closed Accounts Posts: 78 ✭✭galaxyminstrels


    As some of our group are still in college it can't be too expensive. Maybe around 15-16e for main course kind of thing.
    As for style anything goes really except Indian or Thai. Chinese, Mexican, Italian, Irish, is all good!


  • #9
    paddyb125
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    Milano's?


  • #10
    biko
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    Yeah for that size company, probably McSwiggans. Maybe Skeff?


  • #11
    Buzz Buzz
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    Ard Bia is apparently very good, never been, but its come highly recommended.


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  • #12
    run_Forrest_run
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    m83 wrote: »
    McSwiggans.

    I found the place to be nice and all but they charged extra for basics like veg!
    I ordered a steak there once and you just paid for the meat! A spud or two and carrots etc were extra! Maybe they've changed that by now but I thought that was crazy.


  • #13
    chris1970
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    Milano's


  • #14
    cornbb
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    Yeah for a big (and maybe rowdy) bunch on a budget then Milano's is probably your best bet.

    Plenty of other restauraunt threads here if you wanna do a quick search.


  • #15
    m83
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    cornbb wrote: »
    Yeah for a big (and maybe rowdy) bunch on a budget then Supermacs is probably your best bed.

    Plenty of other restauraunt threads here if you wanna do a quick search.

    Fixed your post ;)


  • #16
    galaxyminstrels
    Closed Accounts Posts: 78 ✭✭galaxyminstrels


    Thanks for the help. What sort of food is in Milano's? Is it an Italian?
    More than likely we can afford to go a bit more upmarket than Supermacs!!


  • #17
    happyoutscan
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    minxie wrote: »
    cactus jacks.. mouth watering food :D


    No way is the food good here and the service leaves so much to be desired.


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