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Galway, Province of Connacht Food Guide: 3 Fast Food food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Barna
Reviews on Fast Food food in Barna, Galway, Province of Connacht. Bearna (anglicized as Barna) is a coastal village in Connemara, west of Galway city in County Galway, Ireland, on the R336 regional road. Once a satellite of Galway city, the village is now rapidly becoming one of its suburbs. Officially, the village is regarded as Irish speaking and is therefore a constituent part of the regions of Ireland that make up the Gaeltacht. However, because of its absorption into the city, it has recently become a mainly English speaking village. Nonetheless, Irish is still the main language of its western and northern hinterland and the village has now effectively become the gateway to the largest Irish speaking region in the country
Things to do in Barna
1. The Chili Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Started by two friends who wanted to bring the taste of American style chili to Ireland, The Chili Shack started life as a little shack on wheels that toured around this fine Country and fed the masses at festivals. Now The Chili Shack Boys are bringing t
Reviewed By Lenright95
Iâve been coming to Chili Shack since the day they opened (literally) & they must be under new management because the most recent visit was not anywhere near the old standard. The man serving matter of factly told me that they wouldnât honour my loyalty card of 7 stamps because the new loyalty card has 12 stamps to get a free one. I said Iâve been coming here since the loyalty card had 5 stamps on it and the server told me âwell thatâs what the manager told us to doâ and the company was losing profit because staff were giving out 2/3 stamps per meal (idea: punish the misbehaving staff, not the paying customer). And apparently he was being super sound by giving me a stamp because my meal cost â¬6.50 and stamps are only for meals over â¬7.50, also a new rule. Cheers man. Staff in here used to be the charm of the place - youâd always be met with a smile and great service but the staff were abrupt and rude. They looked at me like I had ten heads when I asked for chili flakes which used to be standard. In fact, today was the first day ever Iâve seen chill shack empty at dinner time. Perhaps this is why. The prices have gone up and portion sizes decreased dramatically. Instead of chili on my rice and chips, I got a tiny spoon of rice, 1/2 handful of chips and chilli tucked in on the side which turned to mush when I had to mix it together. Food was sub-par comparing to old Chili Shack and lukewarm. Lots of your previously loyal customers told me it had gone down hill significantly but I decided to see for myself. Unfortunately they were right.
2. The Charcoal Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 364 reviews
Authentic Turkish Kebab restaurants in the heart of Galway. All our Kebabs are made fresh on our premises and are very reasonably priced. We offer a full take away menu with delicious chargrilled burgers to our own homemade taco sauce fries. For our veget
Reviewed By siobhanw828
Was in Galway for the races and stumbled across into The charcoal grill When we got in we were greeted by lovely staff that seated us. we were given menus and it had a fantastic variety. My friend and I ordered pizza and lamb kebabs and I must say it was absolutely lovely I honestly never ate a pizza as nice and my friend kebab was delicious. I work in the restaurant trade and and I love eating out The charcoal Grill was the nicest place I ate in while I was in Galway if your in Galway city be sure and call in great value for money lovely friendly staff and amazing tasty food thank you to the the owner who came to our table to make sure everything was ok witch was so nice even while it was so busy. Will be in Galway again soon and I canât wait to return and try the chicken kebabs. Keep up the good work many thanks for kind reguards. Siobhan
3. Boojum - Galway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By Paroshep
. . . yet popular with the uni crowd. Worn interior, uncomfortable tables, indescribable music, no drink cups seems to go down well with the young crowd, though mostly male, I noticed.I also don't like that you can not tell which condiments are included and which are extra without asking about each.Meanwhile the food tasted O.K., not great.Hey Paroshep,Thanks for taking the time to leave a review after your visit to our Galway store. Sorry to hear that your experience did not leave you wanting to become a regular customer. We work hard to make Boojum as accessible to everyone as possible, and I will pass your feedback along to our team.All the best,Dave
