Galway: Gin Tasting Tour with Gin School Experience
Explore the world of gin with a guided tour of a gin school. Enjoy 2 complimentary G&Ts, learn how Tribe Gin is made and all about their story. Additionally create you...
Oslo Bar is a bar in Salthill, Galway.
Editorially verified May 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Food program: Artisan pizzas from the kitchen on Fri-Sun
Explore the world of gin with a guided tour of a gin school. Enjoy 2 complimentary G&Ts, learn how Tribe Gin is made and all about their story. Additionally create you...
Discover Galway's pub culture on a guided tour. Enjoy craft beers, explore iconic pubs, and learn about Ireland's brewing heritage.
Discover the history of gin, whiskey, and poitín, Ireland’s original spirit, in a fully working distillery in Galway. Learn about the production process and taste 1 gi...
Address: 226 Upper Salthill, Galway, H91 PN56
Pub Salthill on the Salthill promenade is the Galway sea-front local for an after-dip pint; open-terrace seating and live acoustic sets on summer weekends.
Signature drink: Aperol Spritz on the Salthill promenade terrace
Food: Full casual menu: burgers, brunch plates, seafood
John Keoghs on Dominick Street Galway pours 14 draught craft lines and 80 Irish whiskeys in a Victorian bar that anchors the West End craft scene.
Signature drink: Irish whiskey flight from a 150-bottle back-bar selection
Food: Full kitchen: wild Atlantic seafood, fish pie and seasonal mains
The Salthouse on Ravens Terrace Galway is a Galway Bay Brewery pub; seafood boards, oysters and craft taps beside the canal in the Spanish Arch quarter.
Signature drink: Atlantic Sour with Connemara whiskey, lemon and sea-salt foam
Food: Seafood boards, oysters and sharing plates
Pub Salthill on the Salthill promenade is the Galway sea-front local for an after-dip pint; open-terrace seating and live acoustic sets on summer weekends.
Signature drink: Aperol Spritz on the Salthill promenade terrace
Food: Full casual menu: burgers, brunch plates, seafood
The Kings Head on High Street Galway occupies a building licensed since 1611 with nightly trad sessions, live comedy and the longest bar in the city.
Signature drink: Pint of Galway Hooker or Murphy's in the medieval great hall
Food: Gastropub: seafood chowder, Irish stew and daily specials
McSwiggins on Eyre Street Galway is a warren of dark-wood rooms and gas fires that feeds a lunchtime crowd then stays loud with live music until midnight.
Signature drink: Pint of Stout and a toasted sandwich at the bar
Food: Bar food: toasties and soups until 17:00
The Quays on Quay Street Galway is a three-floor Victorian bar with stained-glass from a French church; trad sessions run seven nights a week.
Signature drink: Pint of Guinness in the converted medieval church interior
Food: Bar food and pub classics daily until 21:00