Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Salthill

"While pancakes aren’t a usual item on Brasserie’s menu, for one day only you can much munch down on as many as you like. Brassiere on The Corner’s Pancake Party is taking place this Pancake Tuesday from 10am-12pm. The event is in aid of Galway Sick Kids Foundation, so as well as enjoying the sugar rush, you’re also contributing to a good cause."

"Corner of Eglington & Mary Street | Galway, Galway, IrelandWaitstaff, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Free Wifi, Reservations, SeatingIrish, European, Pub, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night+353 91 530 333"

"If the lamb tastes this good in a seafood restaurant, you know they’re not messing about. From the most exquisite, beautifully presented fish and steak dishes …"

"Squid stuffed with black pudding at Oscar's Seafood Bistro, Galway|© Michael O’Meara. Oscar’s has long been a favourite of those who truly love seafood. The inventive creations of Head Chef Michael O’Meara – a bona fide connoisseur of all things edible that come from the ocean – have earned this restaurant a place in the Bridgestone Guide Top 100 Restaurants in Ireland list no less than six times."

"Located on Dominick Street in the West End of the city where there are numerous pubs and restaurants. This area for me has so much character and only a short walk away from the Spanish Arch and Claddagh two of my favorite places in Galway. Oscars embraces the locally sourced seafood and brings it to another level incorporating sea vegetables and literally brings a taste of the sea to every dish."

"If you can’t get enough of fish and seafood you should visit Oscar’s Seafood Bistro, where you can get some the best local seafood in Galway. The menu constantly changes depending on the catch of the day. Customers say that it’s seafood on a whole new level as they have their own “twist” and flavour combinations."

"If you want to taste local seafood with a little twist, tapas at Black Cat is the way to go!. Located in the seaside village Salthill, a meal from Black Cat will make you feel like you are on holidays!. They've got a great range of tapas which include the likes of scallops, calamari and tempura prawns as well as seriously tasty meat, cheeses and more."

"Popular Spanish-style tapas restaurant serving dishes made from local ingredients. It could make for a cute, quirky first date. This tapas restaurant in Salthill is the perfect place for a romantic date."

"Awaking to a forecast of sunny skies, early one friday morning, we hopped in the car to grab a wee..."

"Another place in Galway that is named after one of the 14 tribes. Kirwan’s Lane in the Latin Quarter of the Galway City is a medieval lane with some fabulous examples of 16th and 17th century architecture. There’s cute craft shops, stylish cafes, great restaurants and of course some good old classic Irish pubs."

"According to them: “The first of its kind in the city, The Seafood Bar @ Kirwans offers a full seafood menu offering delights such as Prawn Cocktail, Seared Carna Bay Scallops and Kirwan’s Fish and Chips”. Visit their Facebook page for more info: The Seafood Bar @ Kirwan’s"

"Hidden away off the beaten track, Pádraicíns offers outstanding views of Furbo Beach, sensational seafood dishes and a relaxed maritime theme. Kick off your dining experience with Pádraicíns selection of sea food platters. It's a seafood bonanza!"

"According to them: “A true hidden gem on Ireland’s romantic west coast, O’Grady’s on the Pier in Barna is uniquely situated on the shores of Galway Bay. Located right down on the Pier in Barna Village, O’Grady’s offers a stunning, relaxed location in which to enjoy the freshest, locally sourced and well prepared seafood and meat dish.”. Visit their Facebook page for more info: O’Gradys on the Pier"

"This super fish restaurant was the first place chef Aidan McGee (now Head Chef at Corrigan's Mayfair) worked. The biggest selling point is its glorious views over Galway Bay - but the seafood-heavy menu is also full of delights. More about O’Gradys on the Pier"

"A seafood lover’s paradise, O’Gradys is located right on the pier in Barna, just outside Galway city. Seating is limited and it’s walk in only, but risk it. Believe me, you won’t be sorry."

"In central Galway, the Park House Hotel blends the warmth and personality of a boutique hotel with 4-star luxury. It offers an award-winning restaurant and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. Rooms are decorated in warm colours, natural wood furnishings and luxurious fabrics."

"This traditional hotel located in the heart of the city centre is a great place to use as your base when staying in Galway City as it’s only minutes from the train station, a proper Irish bar, and has luxurious rooms. Prices: Average €150 per night. CHECK AVAILABILITY NOW"

"This quaint, inviting restaurant is perfect for a night of wine, music and conversation over some seriously delicious French food. Swing jazz, classical guitar and piano can heard of a night throughout the week which just adds to the warm, buzzing atmosphere. The small menu means everything on it is cooked to perfection, from the striploin steak with blue cheese sauce (highly recommended) to the half-lobster, cooked fresh with garlic butter."

"Dominick Street has become quite the foodie spot in Galway, and it’s no wonder when you have such great choices, with French restaurant Rouge among its line up. Diners can enjoy fine cuisine that tastes great, is full of character, and bursting with beaucoup de bon vin."

"Now open in the heart of Galway's Latin Quarter, the new seafood restaurant -  The Galway Oyster House is supporting local fishermen by serving up their sustainable, fresh farmed fish and Dooncastle Oysters. Delivered fresh each morning, each visit offers a new range of dishes to enjoy. If you're passing by Quay St. be sure to drop in to say hello and try some of their exquisite seafoods."

"Whether you’re working from home or just need a break from the kitchen, Seacrest Kafe is back open for lunch!. Yes, you heard us, Sam and the team are back in business for collection orders. Offering two of their best selling sambos, along with their usual baked treats, you’ll be spoilt for choice at Seacrest Kafe!"

"Once completely covered over and built upon, this archaeological site is a very important piece of Galway City history. It was once the main building in Galway performing the functions of tax office, courthouse and town hall. But after being seized in the 15th century by invading tribes it become abandoned and forgotten about until major excavation work uncovered it in 1997."

"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... Church in Galway City"

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"A great Tower House to visit with kids in Galway is Aughnanure Castle. Located near Oughterard, it is one of over 200 tower houses in County Galway. Built in the 16th century this castle is a great place to stretch the legs and let the kids run off some excess energy."

"The 'Fighting O'Flahertys' were based at this superbly preserved 16th-century fortress 4km east of Oughterard. The clan controlled the region for hundreds of years after they fought off the Normans."