An amazing find; put in on your list! Good luck trying to…read moredecide which of the delicious savory or sweet treats you will purchase My daughter and I decided on the raspberry/custard, lemon, meringue, rhubarb and mixed berry tarts. All were amazing, fresh and tasty! Will try some savory choices next time!

There were five of us that tried a variety of tarts (sweet and savory) as well as the packaged…read moremeals and some other things. Everything was delicious and the staff was helpful. A delightful stop in Salthill!

Fantastic pastry and lunch spot hidden away from the crowded shopping areas. The staff are very…read morefriendly and super knowledgeable. Definitely try their specials of the day. We tried a Guinness beef pot pie and the soup of the day which was sweet potato with ginger. The pot pie was great and full of flavor and it comes with two sides. The soup was so warm and comforting. It actually reminds me of a curry, that it must be from the ginger .

Perfect sport for a bit of tea, a scone and/or lunch bits that will keep you in your seat for…read morelonger than you intended. You will have no choice but to take some desserts to go. I have gone back to Goyas each and every year I visit Galway over 10 years ago. Goyas is nestled in the quiet nook of Kirwans which is the possibly the sweetest lane in Galway (a tourist point of view) ... this spot never disappoints. It is has become a bit of a tradition, to enjoy dome tea and scones while catching up with friends and family. Enjoy the Spanish Arch, and DO NOT miss a trip to Goyas!!!

The waiter (I think his name was David) was super sweet. The food was simple and yet delicious-…read moreespecially the brown scone.

I tried the Oreo gelato. It was not particularly good. It didn't taste at all like Oreos. The…read morechocolate chip cookie, on the other hand, was very good. Skip the Oreo gelato, try a different flavor and get the chocolate chip cookie.

The best afternoon snack to have an Ireland is tea and a scone. I popped into this cute little…read moreplace right in the middle of the shopping area. It has an all white interior with a few tables. You order at the front counter They had a good variety of pastries and bread. They also had some savory things to like sandwiches. There is also a bathroom. The first time I went, it was around two or 3 o'clock. They were out of some things. I opted for a plain scone and a cup of tea. It was only €3.90! The scone are big. It came with butter and jam. They were delicious. My sister had an almond croissant that she said was also delicious. They had a variety of different teas. The second time I came in the morning, I had the fruit scone. It was also delicious with little bits of dried fruit in it. I also bought one to go. The same person waited on me both days. They were very nice and answered some questions about the different pastries. They also gave me an extra jam. They told us there were several locations in Galway. I would highly recommend.

Went in on a windy and cold early May morning and got a warm and flaky chocolate croissant.read more

We got a decaf mocha from here-it wasn't super strong and more milky than expected. It was ok, but…read moreexpected more from a place with mocha in their name.

We looked all over the internet for a place where we could eat a good breakfast that was open…read morebefore 8 AM. We were supposed to be ready to board our ferry to the Aran Islands at 9 and we do not like to rush breakfast. Strangely, for a town where the most famous tourist attraction requires a 9 AM arrival time, there are very few places open before 8 AM. This is one of them. So we arrived with mid to low expectations to find a wonderful little place with fabulous coffee, tasty breakfast sandwiches, helpful staff, and reasonable prices ... a wonderful discovery. We liked it so much we will probably come back tomorrow. If you are considering this place do not hesitate, it is a gem.

We needed a coffee break while walking around the Galway area. This is off the main street into an…read morealley so it was kinda hidden. The menu looks great so I decided to have brunch even though I already had breakfast. I got a latte, strawberry pancakes and a raisin scone. You order at the counter and they will bring the food to your table. I'm normally not a pancake person, but when I saw other customers eating it I was craving some all of a sudden. They were fluffy and scrumptious. The scone was a tad try but not bad with the butter it came with. The hot latte was perfect on that one cold day we visited. If only I hadn't already had breakfast, I think I would have ordered even more food.

This is such a very chic cafe. It is very hidden just off the main street at the end of a dark…read morealley and Voila!!!! I've ordered a very soothing Hot Chai Tea Latte with just enough spice to have the flavour but not over powering. I've also tried 3 different cakes. My favourite is the chocolate brownie where they warm it up for you another good choice is the Rocky Road. As I've arrived before closing and wasn't able to try their sandwich. The service was great, as you ordered at the counter and they will bring everything and serve it on your table so you get to enjoy the time in the cafe with buddies, read your book or browse online with free Wi-Fi.

We were attracted by the name - Pura Vida which is pretty much the motto of the country Costa Rica,…read moreand means literally "pure life" but in Costa Rica more generally refers to "the good life". The restaurant lives by the meaning with lots of pure and organic foods. I had Organic Porridge with banana, walnuts and honey. Salt caramel muffin and latte. Porridge (oatmeal) was good, creamy and buttery. Muffins were also delicious. Cute shop with nicely decorated upstairs seating or outside on the odd day it's not rainy. Service is friendly and good. Located right near the Spanish Arch.

Pure Vida was right across from the Jurys Inn where we were staying. One of my favorite breakfasts…read morewhile in Ireland, the oatmeal was creamy and the delicious and the salmon and eggs were tasty as well.

Got the Dubai Chocolate gelato which was really good. There was a sign noting that JFK visited…read moreabout 60 years ago which was a nice touch as an American visiting. You can tell which flavors are the best because it's flavors with bins almost empty.

Me and my boyfriend wanted to have a sweet treat to end our date and Gino's seemed like just the…read morespot. I was very excited but then soon met with disappointment. It was 2 hours before closing and the workers had already packed up to close with only vanilla ice cream available. Then my "bueno" hot chocolate had no beuno, came in lumps, tasted earthy and the worker did not know what the product even was when i was pointing to the huge poster that was on the wall. To top it off, when we were leaving, the other worker started shouting that we did not pay despite me having paid in cash just beforehand, making us both extremely embarrassed and confused. I think this spot has horrible staff.