Excellent coffee and scones. Friendly staff and an overall great experience. Great stop on the…read moreway to Cliffs of Moher.

Everything was amazing! Quick pit stop on our way to Cliffs of Moher. It was well worth it.read more

Always top class service, after service & prices. Great selection of items available also.read more

Eating a fabulous meal at Dock 1 restaurant in Galway, one of the servers to come by the table had…read morethis beautiful compass necklace on. I really liked it so I complimented her on it. She happens to also work at a shop that sells the necklace and told my friend and I where we can get one. She even called the store for us and let us know there was only one in stock in sliver, hers that I liked was in gold. We walked over to the shop and ended up spending more time in there than we thought! Such beautiful jewelry! I almost changed my mind to a different necklace that said "Success" on it, but ended up going back to my original compass necklace which is what brought us there. My friend and I tried on various different pieces and really we could've spent all of our money here! Needless to say about 400 euro later between the two of us, we left. And she said that she would ship the compass necklace to me since I wanted gold and it wasn't at the store at the time. How fantastic! I was so happy that I could get what I wanted and I'll be eagerly awaiting it in the mail. It's important that I mention this is really a local flavor shop as everything inside is made by Ireland artisans. It's great to get authentic things while traveling rather than items that aren't made from the local area. And that it also supports those locals by spending money on their items. The doggie there is funny, kind of a ornery old bat but still sweet, she'd bark if she heard kids outside. You'd think it's fine as long as they weren't in the store but nope, keep it quiet kids! I pet her several times, so she was also very sweet. Stop in the store while in Galway! Pick up some small art, nicknacks, and especially some jewelry!! If you're able to get the Fexco Horizon card, definitely use the receipt here so you can get some of the tax back for your purchase - www.shoptaxfree.com

Great shop off the main drag... unique local pieces that you won't find everywhere else…read more Recommended to us by a local girl, so glad we found it!

Wonderful store. The sheep are beautifully made. They have a great selection of woolen goods at…read morevarying prices. The staff is super friendly and will tell you where goods are from. Go!!

What an adorable little boutique full of quaint sheep wool/sheep skin products!! If i would have…read morehad room in my luggage, I'd have bought one of the free standing lambs that stand about hip high. But there was no way he'd fit in my bag. I'm looking into seeing if they ship, because now that I'm back home in the States, i really do want one of these cute, unique sheep. They also have blankets and throws, but by far the cutest things are the little sheep dolls.

We welcome all reviews and are looking forward to hearing from you …read more.. Lynda, Alan and Grace at The Painter's Palette

After a visit to the U.S in the early 90's I was introduced to the beautiful fragrances of Yankee…read moreCandles.It was impossible to find them in Ireland back then but how things have changed in recent years and I no longer have to pack my case with the jars when I visit the U.S. I recently had the chance to visit Yankee's on Lower Abbey gate St in Galway. It's a pretty decent sized store packed with all your favourite Yankee candles along with a pretty good selection of shades and other Yankee accessories. I managed to pick myself up a new edition Christmas Shade for €14 instead of the top price of €21, which I think is a little expensive anyhow. It's well worth checking out if you are stuck for a gift for that special someone or like me you are just a huge Yankee Candle fan!

Shop Street Shop…read moreStreet (Irish: Sráid na Siopaí) is the main thoroughfare of the city of Galway in the west of Ireland. It has been pedestrianised since the late 20th century. This street will find you -- Shops and restaurants galore

An all-in-one tour and shop. We got to see how the marble is polished and processed and the…read moredifferent kinds of marble from around the country (the Kilkenny black marble with the fossil shells, the infamous green marble from the Connemara mountains). The shop had everything from jewelry to figurines, but not quite the Claddagh (for the price I was looking for). Make sure you go across the street for a visit. Yeah, that's where the restrooms are, but there's so much more to explore. Antiques and tea time for large groups (which we missed the timing of boy just a week) and they'll even have a peat fire going for you- I can smell it now. Make sure you drive past the Connemara Mountains on the way back, stop by the bridge from the Quiet Man, and pop into Peacocke's for a nice tea and scone break- well worth a visit!

If I could add more stars to this rating I would. Michael was very professional, helpful and…read morefriendly. I am a stone sculptor from Arizona on holiday, and popped in at the saw shop to inquire about marble to take home. Michael had me squared away in no time. Beautiful stone! I can't wait to get it back and start carving. Thank you, again.