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Healthy food..evening meal / breakfast

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  • 30-08-2013 5:04pm
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    jigglypuffstuff
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    Hi guys just looking for healthy places to eat in galway

    Any suggestions and links welcome

    Thank you


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    biko
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    It really depends on your definition "healthy restarant food" but
    Food for Thought, Abbeygate
    Kai, Sea Road
    Kappa-Ya and Wa Cafe do sushi, probably the healthiest I can think of
    Any place that does salads (no salad dressing for you ;))


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    gordongekko
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    biko wrote: »
    It really depends on your definition "healthy restarant food" but
    Food for Thought, Abbeygate
    Kai, Sea Road
    Kappa-Ya and Wa Cafe do sushi, probably the healthiest I can think of
    Any place that does salads (no salad dressing for you ;))

    mixgreens or don't McDonald's do salads


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    pleasant Co.
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    high cafe could fall under the healthy category unless you order something that does go against your definition of healthy :P


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    stampydmonkey
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    Was in the museum cafe today down by the spanish arch. Seriously nice and very healthy food. Opening times on the facebook page

    https://www.facebook.com/KitchenGalway


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    Tsipras
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    Costello's


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    [Deleted User]
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    Food for thought Abbeygate Street


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    joeKel73
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    Charcoal and a run out the prom and back.


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    ArtyC
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    Gourmet tart? Love their deli !!


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    thesandeman
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    May as get the two most popular Galway topics out of the way. Just cycle to Boojum.


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    Eeden
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    There's a place opposite the hospital called Mama Bia. I haven't actually eaten there but as far as I know it's very vegan/vegetarian friendly


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    fishy fishy
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    you can get healthy food whatever restaurant you go to - it up to you to choose wisely. Even McDonalds do salads.


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    Edgedinblue
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    Orange cafe on St Augustine street is lovely and healthy. You can make your own salads with or minus dressings. They do lovely baked potatoes aswell. Cheap too! :-)


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    inisboffin
    Registered Users Posts: 4,390 ✭✭✭inisboffin


    fishy fishy wrote: »
    you can get healthy food whatever restaurant you go to - it up to you to choose wisely. Even McDonalds do salads.

    It depends what people mean by 'healthy' I suppose. To some it is organic and natural ingredients (which would maybe rule out Mc Ds salad ingredients!), but to others it could mean veggie.
    Again there's plenty of veggie food that isn't healthy (chips!). So yeah, not everywhere, but you can make choices based on that.
    Kai and Ard Bia use a lot of local organic ingredients. Townhouse serve some hearty salads with plenty of fresh veggies and also 'hearty'. Boojum have lots of fresh veg ingredients and you can avoid the refried beans and dairy.
    Bon appetit!


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