Where to Brunch in Galway City
Looking for a new place to spend a slow Sunday morning? There’s nothing better than a relaxed morning meal spent catching up with family and friends, but choosing where to go can be tiresome.
Whether you’re craving a hearty fry or prefer a refreshing acai bowl, here's a list of the chicest breakfast spots in town.
Dela
This spot is popular for a reason. As someone who does not usually enjoy a full Irish, Dela’s fry is life changing. From breakfast burritos to butterscotch pancakes, Dela prides itself on its honest, simple food and always uses local produce. With beautiful decor and a cosy atmosphere, it’s a must-go for quality food.
Our top pick: The Dela Fry
51 Dominick St Lower, dela.ie
Pascal Coffee House
With its bright yellow exterior details and friendly staff, breakfast in Pascal coffee house is sure to brighten your day. Self-proclaimed to have the “best pancakes in town”, the wide range of topping choices will suit even the fussiest of eaters. For those who don’t enjoy a fluffy pancake, don't worry, choose from bagels, bruschetta, hearty fries and fresh fruit smoothies. Offering brunch all day, it’s the perfect pick for those mornings when you need a well deserved lie-in.
Our top pick: The zesty blueberry pancakes
Lower Abbeygate Street, pascal.ie
Wylde
Attached to the luxurious Hyde hotel, Wylde is a must-visit for those who are always on the go. Grab a refreshing acai bowl before you catch the train, or attend to business and munch on a fresh pastry while you work or have a meeting. The entire space is stunning, with leafy trellises and colourful umbrellas adorning the ceiling – pleasing on the eyes as well as the tastebuds.
Our top pick: The peanut butter berry acai bowl
Forster Street, hydebargalway.ie
Ground & Co
The perfect stop off after a morning stroll along the promenade, Ground and Co offers a mouth-watering menu for all tastes. With outdoor seating available, it’s ideal for those who enjoy a bit of people watching. From smoked salmon bagels to moreish sausage rolls and a classic fry, there is something that will satisfy your cravings.
Our top pick: The French toast
Claude Toft Park, Atlantiquaria, groundandco.ie
Jungle Cafe
Step off the bustling streets of Galway and straight into the jungle for a unique brunch experience. Decked out with tropical plants and quirky seating, The Jungle Cafe is like no other cafe in Galway. The menu is just as unique as its decor, with everything from cinnamon buns to acai bowls on offer.
Our top pick: Heuvos Rancheros
29 Forster Street, junglecafegalway.com
Ard Bia at Nimmos
Tucked away down by the Spanish Arch is Ard Bia, one of the most popular food spots in the city – and for good reason. Its menu is everchanging, showcasing the freshest local produce. The decor is quirky and charming, with colourful cushions and wooden accents. The dishes are superb but it truly is the presentation that takes the cake. Your phone will definitely be eating first.
Our Top Pick: The French Toast
Spanish Arch, ardbia.com
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