Cheap Places to Eat in Cong

"Forget the local takeaway and head to Dough Bros for a mouthful of arguably the country’s best version. They use as many Irish ingredients as possible, and you can get one in their chilled restaurant on Middle Street, or from their pizza shop in the beer garden of O’Connell’s Bar."

"Starting in a food truck, they’re now serving up pies in a restaurant where the line-up filters out of the doorway at times. Trust me, pizza from the Dough Bros is well worth the wait. Besides, once you place your order, the pizzas are prepared very quickly."

"Unbelievably good pizza from what's billed as an authentic Irish pizzeria. The mozzarella is from Toonsbridge in Cork, they have pepperoni made especially for them in Meath and the result is fantastic. More about The Dough Bros"

"When it comes to dining al fresco, Quay Street really is where it’s at. If you’re craving some pizza or pasta, salads or quesadillas, Fat Freddy’s has got what you need and, if you can get yourself a table outside, you’ll be right in the centre of all the action. 15 Quay Street // MORE HERE"

"If it’s comfort food and a quirky atmosphere you’re after, then Fat Freddy’s is the place for you. This fun and friendly pizza place-diner hybrid is surrounded by vintage memorabilia on the walls, making it stand out from the rest. Address: The Halls, 15 Quay St, Galway"

"Fat Freddy's on Quay Street is one of Galway's most beloved restaurants. The dimly lit interior gives off very cosy Roman restaurant type vibes. And their pizzas are always a popular choice."

"I've been eating here for at least 18 years and the food is just as good today as it was then. They pride themselves on serving healthy, authentic Chinese cuisine. I would gladly eat only their fresh homemade noodles and dumplings for the rest of my life – so honestly, I can't stress enough: if you're in Galway don't leave without trying them."

"Average Rating - 4.1Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££Review - The food is delicious and cheap and the delivery driver is lovely!. My only criticism is that I’d like a small bit more mayo on the loaded fries. View Abrakebabra Menu"

"Review - The food is delicious and cheap and the delivery driver is lovely!. My only criticism is that I’d like a small bit more mayo on the loaded fries. View Abrakebabra Menu"

"A post shared by ShellFace21 (@shellface21) on Jun 17, 2015 at 4:40am PDT. For a quick cake on the go, Food for Thought has little chocolate tiffin squares, that don’t even feel like a dessert. Ideal for a sugar hit in a hurry."

"Updated in 2019, Millenium Children’s Park is a must if you are in Galway City with kids. The colourful playground has plenty of things to keep the kids occupied and the nearby skatepark is one of the best things to do in Galway with teenagers. Just remember their skateboards!"

"To escape the hustle and bustle of Galway City, travel 7km west, past Salthill, and you will uncover a quiet woodland that is perfect for a lovely stroll. Accessible from Cappagh Park (see below) or the Barna Road (Coastal Road – R336). Just note there are no facilities or amenities in these woods."

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"Situated just 3 miles from Galway City, this enchanting woodland is the great thing to do in Galway for nature lovers. It can be quite muddy when it rains. Which let’s face it is more often than not in Ireland."

"Established in 1216 next to the site of an earlier church founded by busy St Patrick after he came down from Croagh Patrick, this is the only church in Ireland founded by an Irish king that remains in use. Among the highlights of its tumultuous history, the abbey was burned by Normans, seized by James I and suppressed by Henry VIII. Take the N84 south, after about 13km turn west at the Emo service station; and the abbey is 2km along."

"This charming place on Quay Street, easily recognisable by its distinct yellow door, is a local favourite among caffeine junkies and art lovers alike. The socially-aware business works with a variety of fair-trade international roasters, many of them paying farmers above market value, so you can sip what many call the best coffee in Galway and do good at the same time. Besides their coffee, we love the artsy vibe at Coffeewerk + Press."

"From the little yellow door to the charmingly illustrated cups, Coffeewerk+Press is one of the city's most popular spots for a dose of caffeine and it's no wonder why. Marrying speciality coffee with art and design, this is a socially aware space that's made us all a little bit obsessed with our daily brew. They've also got all the materials you need to recreate the taste at home, so make sure to check them out."

"This coffee house in the heart of Galway roasts its own, chosen from suplier who "exemplify ethical business practice". Part cafe, shop and gallery - even its coffee cups are works of art."