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Best Roll in Galway?

SlipperyPeople · 2012-03-08 09:10:51

I'm usually hungover and craving a roll on a saturday lunch time to chill and watch the football. My go to place Wards is closed at the weekend until april apparently so i'm looking for recommendations on places to get good rolls! sick of subway tbh as its a poor substitute for bbq ribs, cajun sauce, jalepenos, melted…

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#92 27-07-2014 04:00PM

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I_smell_fear wrote: »

Lucks/MacIsaacs has won me over. 2 fillings and chicken fillet roll for about 3.50. They toast the bread so its crunchilicious which sealed it for me, you don't get that in yer Centra/Londis. As cringey as it sounds, there's a great little vibe in the shop, the two working there are sound out, it's like walking into a family kitchen.

Happened to be passing Lucks today so decided to get a chicken roll for a change, needed a bit of comfort food and they were super accommodating when I requested a dabble of curry sauce on the roll (judge all you like, it was yum)

Completely agree with the above poster about the vibe of the place, the lady behind the deli counter is just lovely, jokey and downright a nice person which is leaps and bounds above the usual dead-eyed exchange at most deli counters.

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