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What to order at Giovanni's
- Must order
- Battered cod with chips and garlic butter, after 22:00 when the Westend pubs are at capacity
- The dish to know
- Late-night chipper: battered fish, chips and garlic bread
CuisineBakery
Price€
Neighborhoodwestend
The dishLate-night chipper: battered fish, chips and garlic bread
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Must order: Battered cod with chips and garlic butter, after 22:00 when the Westend pubs are at capacity
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Location
Address: 4 Upper Dominick Street, Galway, H91 T8K2
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