Monroes Tavern Pub / Bar National

Monroes Tavern

 
Description: 9 High Street, Galway.Tel. + 353 91 564589

Newest Review: ... has a whitewashed exterior. Monroes serves a tasty pint of Guinness and if you go there mid-week you are guaranteed to hear some traditional Irish music. You may even be tempted to try out the Ceili dancing. There are some real professionals on the dance floor, but everyone is made to feel welcome here. Monroes also has a pizza place next door (accessible through the pub). You can order your ... more

 ... pizza and then eat it in the pub. The garlic bread is to die for and is making my mouth water at the thoughts of it! Although Monroes attracts tourists it also has regular customers, which is a testament to the delicious pizzas, friendly staff and hom...more

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dunner7
Premium Review Monroes Tavern: Monroes - the traditional authentic experience!!! (159 words)
by - written on 15/07/08 (Useful, 22 readings)
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If you are looking for an authentic Irish pub experience then head to Monroes pub in Galway. It is situated at the bottom of Dominic Street and has a whitewashed exterior. Monroes serves a tasty pint of Guinness and if you go there mid-week you are guaranteed to hear some traditional Irish music. You may even be tempted to try out the Ceili dancing. There are some real professionals on the dance floor, but everyone is made to feel welcome here. Monroes also has a pizza place next door (accessible through the pub). You can order your pizza and then eat it in the pub. The garlic bread is to die for and is making my mouth water at the thoughts of it! Although ...  Read the complete review

bigdoug
Premium Review Munroe’s Tavern, Dominick Street (309 words)
by - written on 31/10/00 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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A great music pub with atmosphere to spare! This is located at one end of Dominick Street, which is Galway’s main music street. There are a number of great music pubs here and Munroe’s Tavern is one of the better ones among a good group. The pub has a Sunday ‘lock-in’ like most Irish pubs these days. This means that between the hours of 12 noon and 2 p.m. the pub has to close. In practice the pubs simply lock its doors barring newcomers between these hours and locking-in the customers. Also, the bar is closed but in true Irish tradition you can buy a drink to have while you wait for the bar to re-open. During the Gaelic football ...  Read the complete review

 

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