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Lunchtime Recommendations

Redhairedguy

Almost frightened to open the floodgates on this one... :P

Working in the city for the next few weeks, and the bloke I work with likes to eat out for lunch, so I'm looking for recommendations for good lunch time eateries. (price, atmosphere, but most notably the food)

So far we've hit up:
The Kitchen
High Cafe
Pie Makers
Pearla na Mara
Venice
Lighthouse cafe
Born
Artisan

Hit me up with recommendations peeps, as we've started eating in the same places again and again, and I'd like to try something new. No anti-recommendations please, as they're of no use to me. :pac:

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inisboffin

Vina Mara (good lunch deals, mixed range of very well prepared food)
Dáil Bar (good choice, decent lunch menu, pub prices)
Pizza/Pasta Napoli (Best pizza in town, cheap eats, haven't tried pasta)

biko

Boojum!

Flo's falafel place on Mary Street

Seven (get the Penne Bosciola, lovely!)

GalwayGrrrrrl

Kai on Sea Road does delicious lunches. Arrive before 1pm to nab a table as it can get busy.

45mhrc7evo1d3n

+1 for Kai but you definitely need to get there early. Massimo's on that side of town is also worth a try.

Otherwise, Bite Club, Brasserie on the Corner and Petit Pois are worth a visit.

Nearly forgot Il Vicolo for amazing Italian food.

ronnie3585

biko wrote: »

Flo's falafel place on Mary Street

+1

Onrale food.

ben.schlomo

Cafe Express on the corner of Eyre Square do cracking sandwiches and coffee.

ArtyC

Another vote for the falafel her... Love it!

Blakes are lovely as well, on eglinton street. Standard is always good and staff lovely

Redhairedguy

These are all great. Keep 'em coming!

tenacious-me

Tuqo's taquiera on abbeygate street! My favourite of all the recent burrito places in Galway.

They make it in the kitchen too after you order it and bring it out to you so I find it's much hotter on eating than boojum etc.

sammyjo90

tenacious-me wrote: »

Tuqo's taquiera on abbeygate street! My favourite of all the recent burrito places in Galway.

They make it in the kitchen too after you order it and bring it out to you so I find it's much hotter on eating than boojum etc.

completely agree with this!

seriouslysweet

Le Petit Pois

GalwayGrrrrrl

Mr waffle opposite University Hospital. Wide choice of wraps, crepes etc and very large portions.

irishlady29

Mccambridges pretty tasty but a little over priced

molly09

The place where couch potato used to be, it's now a Italian but can't think of the name

Also I second cafe express, went there yesterday and really enjoyed it

fearruanua

The Museum is usually good but can be very busy at am lón.

Redhairedguy

fearruanua wrote: »

The Museum is usually good but can be very busy at am lón.

Oh yeah. That place is unreal! :pac:

Vanderdecker

Tuco's taquiera - fantastic burrito place and very reasonably priced.
Massimo's - food's good and friendly staff
Mona Lisa - down the road from Massimo's,excellent Italian
Kashmir - excellent Indian restaurant.
The Sliding Rock (used to be Scholar's Rest) opposite the hospital.Friendly staff and good food.
Blakes on Eglinton Street - lovely place
La Trattoria - great Italian and not too expensive