Top Best Italian Restaurants in Cong

"This intimate Italian restaurant provides one of the city’s most idyllic outdoor seating spaces. Take a seat by the waterside and watch the River Corrib flow as you enjoy the rustic flavours and authentic Italian wine of Il Vicolo’s magnificent menu. Bridge Mills, O’Brien’s Bridge // MORE HERE"

"This intimate restaurant offers authentic and exciting Italian fare in an atmospheric setting. If you want to avail of their early bird menu, you and your date can get a two course meal and a glass of house wine for €26!"

"Is there anything better than a big, cheesy slice of pizza after a few drinks?. (Correct answer: no.) Pizza Napoli has the biggest, drippiest slices of pizza, hot out of the oven, in all variations: pepperoni, veg, the kind with white sauce… So whatever your drunk little self is feeling, you’ve got it. We think it’s a preemptive cure for Sunday hangovers."

"Not only is it centrally located in the heart of the action, but it's also cheap as chips - a slice of Margherita will cost you less than €4 (€3.50 to be exact). I'd recommend the spinach and goats cheese if you're feeling adventurous though."

"Average Rating - 4.1Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - £££Review - delicious. View Pizza & Pasta Napoli Menu"

"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."

"Coach House Hotel Main Street Oranmore, Oranmore, Galway IrelandItalian, Pizza, EuropeanLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightTakeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+353 91 483 693http://www.basilicorestaurant.ie"

"If there was ever a reason to trek out to Oranmore, then this is it. This fab spot on Main Street has some of the best Italian chefs in the whole county, and what they serve is a testament to that. Go for the Tagliatelle alla Boscaiola and ask 'em to add fresh buffalo mozz."

"If you and your special someone are looking for an elegant, award-winning Italian dining experience, Basilico is the place to be. Whether it’s a cheesy personal pizza or a striploin steak, you won’t be disappointed. Well, your date might be once they see you covered in tomato sauce… Worth it?!"

"Just because you can’t visit Italy does not mean you can’t taste the Italian cuisine. Trattoria Magnetti is situated in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Galway on Quay Street. It offers an authentic Italian menu from pasta, light bites and tasty treats, guaranteed to leave you wanting more."

"We know you’d only love to whisk your loved one away to Rome for a romantic date night, but Mona Lisa really is the next best thing!. With rustic interiors, top notch presentation and expert staff – this tapas style Italian eatery is as authentic as it gets. 17 William Street West // MORE HERE"

"Average Rating - 4.3Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££££Review - Food never disappoints so full of flavour. View Mona Lisa Restaurant & Pizza Menu"

"The hotel is ideally located between the buzz of Galway city and the relaxed seaside resort of Salthill. Clybaun Hotel provides easy access to Connemara, the Aran Islands and the best of the west of Ireland. The four star Clybaun Hotel is bright and spacious, with plenty of indoor and outdoor comfortable seating areas."

"Guests love Clybaun Hotel’s excellent location that gives them quick access to the vibrant city center, as well as Salthill’s scenic location and charming cafes. There is lots to love about this four-star hotel. It houses an indoor pool, a hot tub, a fitness center, a steam room, and an indoor play area."

"Crunchy Southern Style Chicken with tangy aioli, homemade pickles, fresh lettuce covered in Smokey hot sauce makes up Caribou's Nashville Chicken Burger. With something for everyone, their new and updated menu features some seriously pub grub. From the sticky hot and sweet Korean Fried Chicken to the loaded Vegan Garlic Cheese Fries, the only thing you'll need now is an ice cold craft beer to accompany all that scrumptious goodness."

"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."

"Just because you can’t visit Italy does not mean you can’t taste the Italian cuisine. Trattoria Magnetti is situated in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Galway on Quay Street. It offers an authentic Italian menu from pasta, light bites and tasty treats, guaranteed to leave you wanting more."

"Galway is home to a medieval house of worship that was founded in the 14th century and dedicated to St. Nicholas of Myra. It was where Duḃaltaċ MacḞirḃisiġ produced the Leabhar na nGenealach in 1650. It was also where the mayoralty and city council elections were held during the time of the Tribes of Galway."

"In the 13th century, when the de Burgo family ruled Galway, Richard – the Red Earl – erected a large hall as a seat of power, where locals would arrive to curry favour. After the 14 tribes took over, the hall..."

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"At first glance, there is nothing remarkable about this humdrum looking bridge. But it’s actually a place of pilgrimage!. – not religious, but film."