We were looking for someplace to eat in the entertainment district of Galway. We asked a couple of people sitting out side the bar and they highly recommended it. We went in and were immediately impressed by the atmosphere. They had live music, which was very good. The staff were helpful, patient and fun. The food was great - our group had a variety, irish stew, penny bar sliders, the hooker beer battered sole and the chicken salad. A highly recommended spot.

During a sunny noon, we decided to have a quick lunch outdoor at this pub.We picked a nice table and waited for the waitor to order. Although the waitor was out of the bar, doing just nothing, it took him about 15 minutes to come and take the order. As far as beers are concerned, we had to go to the inside bar and buy them byourselves. So my 19th years old daughter did so. After another 15 minutes had passed we tried to call the waitor who stand out of the bar doing nothing again and ask about our order, but he did not pay any attention to us. Finally, a waitress noticed us and went to check about our order. After about 10 minutes our food was served at our table. We ordered chowder and nacchos.The chowder was not bad, but unfortunately there were bones in the fish. As we asked for the bill, the water who paid no attention to us, thought that my 19th years old daughter was too young to drink beer and asked for an ID, which we gave him. Just think; she had already bought her beer, drunk most of it and then HE rememberd to ask for an ID!! And all that time he was doing nothing for us (no serving- no fetching the bill), but smilling!! In the end we got the bill from the waitress.
The worst service I had in Ireland !!!

We stopped in for a quick bite and were rewarded with lovely meal. The soup and Quay club were packed with flavor and quality. There is a wall from 1520 that encloses one end of the restaurant (really neat).

Spent an hour or so in here and really enjoyed it.
There was a really good lively atmosphere and it was busy but you still got served very easily. The highlight was the live music. A guy on his own except for his guitar, playing modern and classic tunes. He was superb and it made a refreshing change from the traditional Irish music. Definitely worth a visit

I spent the evening listening to Irish tunes and drinking beer at the bar. I enjoyed the music. There were a lot of people here and while I enjoyed the music, no-one spoke to me all night. I found this unusual as most bars I have visited, someone will strike up a conversation, or I will. There was no one who sat near me so this was not possible. I did enjoy watching the videos about the various cocktails they specialise in. I couldn't believe the prices of beers here though - Ireland is expensive in pubs - but I guess so is Australia.