Pub that's open at 10am on Saturday

snaps · 01-02-2013 12:34PM #1

Meeting up with some old mates tommorrow. Is there any pubs that are open and serving at 10am?

amiable · 01-02-2013 12:36PM

snaps wrote: »

Meeting up with some old mates tommorrow. Is there any pubs that are open and serving at 10am?

I think Freeney's pub is open on Quay Street but not 100% on that.
Several hotels will be open I'm sure around the city.

Fey! · 01-02-2013 01:23PM

Buskers opens at 10

Mrs OBumble · 01-02-2013 01:45PM

I suspect opening time isn't officially 'til 10:30. But you might be successful in Woodquay.

antoobrien · 01-02-2013 01:47PM

snaps wrote: »

Meeting up with some old mates tommorrow. Is there any pubs that are open and serving at 10am?

http://www.galwaycitypubguide.com/

If the opening hours aren't up trying ringing a few.

Anyone that opens for breakfast will be open at 10am

ben.schlomo · 01-02-2013 02:26PM

amiable wrote: »

I think Freeney's pub is open on Quay Street but not 100% on that.
Several hotels will be open I'm sure around the city.

High Street. Id agree on Woodquay, you might even get in before 9 if you know the right knock.;)

snaps · 01-02-2013 02:37PM

10.30 is fine but I know a lot of places don't open till midday-ish!

snaps · 01-02-2013 02:40PM

I know the law is 10.30, but many places don't open till later. Thanks guys, anywhere in the centre is grand. Would be great to have a meeting place arranged 1st. I can ring before hand.

Ascii · 01-02-2013 02:51PM

snaps wrote: »

Meeting up with some old mates tommorrow. Is there any pubs that are open and serving at 10am?

i see a super saturday happening

. Rugby all evening would be class....

GastroBoy · 01-02-2013 02:52PM

snaps wrote: »

I know the law is 10.30, but many places don't open till later. Thanks guys, anywhere in the centre is grand. Would be great to have a meeting place arranged 1st. I can ring before hand.

Failing that, bottle o' bucky up behind the cathedral, if the weather is with ye

Zzippy · 01-02-2013 04:25PM

Garveys

snaps · 01-02-2013 04:56PM

Zzippy wrote: »

Garveys

Now thats a blast from the past, used to be my old haunt when i lived in Galway. Ill give them a ring so. Fairly handy place as well with the train station and bus station nearby. Thanks lads.

biko · 01-02-2013 04:59PM

I don't think there's any early houses left in the city.
An Pucan maybe?

thesandeman · 01-02-2013 05:19PM

The Market Licences still exist. Not sure if Taffes, Murphys etc. still use them though.

snaps · 01-02-2013 05:21PM

thesandeman wrote: »

The Market Licences still exist. Not sure if Taffes, Murphys etc. still use them though.

Yes i remember having a pint early in the "Trad" pub opposite Taffs,next to Bank of Ireland

Opening time officially is 10.30 by law? So even if we have to wait somewhere for a few minutes, its not the end of the world! A few of us are all getting into Galway around 10, thats why im asking.

thesandeman · 01-02-2013 05:26PM

Yep 10-30 but the Market Pubs can open at 8 on a Saturday if they are keeping up the licence. I'm never in town that early these days.

Mrs OBumble · 01-02-2013 08:05PM

snaps wrote: »

Yes i remember having a pint early in the "Trad" pub opposite Taffs,next to Bank of Ireland

Opening time officially is 10.30 by law? So even if we have to wait somewhere for a few minutes, its not the end of the world! A few of us are all getting into Galway around 10, thats why im asking.

Coili's still has the market license but he doesn't usually use it to open. Doesn't have a tv either so no good for rugby heads.

amiable · 01-02-2013 10:24PM

ben.schlomo wrote: »

High Street. Id agree on Woodquay, you might even get in before 9 if you know the right knock.;)

Sorry. I'm a blow in

I know I watched a Rugby match in Freeney's early one Saturday morning a couple of years ago.

Pub that's open at 10am on Saturday

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