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Cafes near Eyre Square

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  • 12-05-2015 11:43am
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    Ankhyu
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    Hey guys, working in the city near Eyre Square for a couple of days. Where is good to go for lunch? Not looking for a massive meal or anything, thinking more along the lines of a nice cafe.

    Leaning towards a healthier option than Burger King or Supermacs, as much as they're tempting me :p


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    ArtyC
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    Try pascals, I read on trip advisor it's cracking! I've yet to try it... It's on Edward square.
    Also if you've somewhere to eat at work, the deli in gourmet tart is amazing and you can ring in advance to order


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    wp_rathead
    Registered Users Posts: 10,071 ✭✭✭✭wp_rathead


    Cellars sandwiches are amazing (opposite brown thomas)


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    Mars Bar
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    I always go to Cafe Express. It's on the corner across from the Imperial Hotel beside CEX.


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    ChunkyLover54
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    Cafe Zealous behind TK Maxx.


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    Daisy78
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    Renzo,s on Eyre St do the best coffee in Galway as far as I'm concerned, their food is pretty decent too.


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    swiftman
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    I miss the days when people used to try a few different things to figure out what they liked best.
    Now it's all about trying things other people like.

    It's only a cafe, you'll spend about €10, try different ones for the week.

    If it was a €300 euro tv you want people's opinion on, fair enough or a hotel room, grand as they can be pricey and you need to spend a fair amount of time there, but for café, just enjoy the exploring of different ones


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    Ankhyu
    Registered Users Posts: 5,313 ✭✭✭Ankhyu


    Thanks guys for the suggestions, I ended up going to Pascals as per ArtyC's suggestion, was quite nice!

    Swiftman if I had the budget I would have tried a few, but it was just for the one day, went back to my packed lunches then :p


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    ben.schlomo
    Registered Users Posts: 12,151 ✭✭✭✭ben.schlomo


    swiftman wrote: »
    I miss the days when people used to try a few different things to figure out what they liked best.
    Now it's all about trying things other people like.

    It's only a cafe, you'll spend about €10, try different ones for the week.

    If it was a €300 euro tv you want people's opinion on, fair enough or a hotel room, grand as they can be pricey and you need to spend a fair amount of time there, but for café, just enjoy the exploring of different ones

    Quit living in the past Marge!

    Cellar, Cellar, Cellar OP, can be very busy at lunch hour times though.


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