On William Street West you’ll find stunning brunch out on the beautifully sunny terrace of Urban Grind, with weekly specials that will blow your mind alongside iced coffees and smoothies to quench even the greatest of thirsts. If it’s a more traditional breakfast you’re after, the Full Irish Fry at Galway Arms Inn is known to possess miraculous abilities to cure a sore head and the craic at the bar will certainly put a smile on your face. If you’re itching to get out exploring Galway and the West of Ireland, grab a sambo from the well-stocked deli at McGuire’s Daybreak on Raven’s Terrace or a juicy piece of fruit from Ernies on Sea Road and hit the road!

This one is the proper coffee house, the one with the deep espressos and that rich, bitter smell. Urban Grind coffee is wildly addictive, so it’s a lucky thing that they also sell it in retail packs to take home.The staff are happy to chat and help pick the perfect coffee for you. All in all, this one should definitely be on every coffee drinker’s bucket list, whether they go for just a mugful, or splurge on one of the tempting meals on the lunch menu too.

A bit urban and definitely chic with its snazzy timber-lined walls and intimate two-to-a-table seating, Urban Grind is one of the more popular cafes in Galway. You can also step out the backdoor and feel like you’ve arrived at the Mediterranean on a good day. With lime-washed walls and spacious seating under an ivy-adorned pergola, it’s charming on a summer’s day.

This Westend café’s always got top-notch coffee, homemade pastries and healthy sambos on the go, and this Pancake Tuesday will see them add some sweet and savoury deliciousness to their offering. How does lemon ricotta with berries sound?. Or perhaps some buckwheat pancakes with baked ham, Wicklow brie and sundried tomatoes might be more to your taste?

Urban Grind is a trendy independent cafe, serving speciality coffee and tasty food all day. The cafe’s brunch menu has plenty to offer, with vegan and veggie options as well as some mouthwatering meaty dishes. Head in to try Urban Grind’s signature brunch items, including the avocado breakfast BLT, vegan yoghurt bowl and delectable Korean chicken wrap.

If you like your walks fuelled by coffee, you won’t get a better one than at Urban Grind, just around the corner on William St West. They’re stocked with fresh beans from a wide variety of roasters, and you can enjoy your preferred brew with a tasty homemade scone or something from their brunch menu in their bright, airy seated area at the back.

Looking to get away from the throngs of tourists, we were walking on the quieter side of the River Corrib when we stumbled upon Urban Grind. We walked in to find a small coffee and wine bar with a small food menu of appetizers and sandwiches. The space itself was a little plain, but it made up for this fact with its delightful little courtyard.

Merlin Park Woods is a large urban woodland located on the eastern edge of Galway City and is a great place to visit with kids. On the former site of the Waithman estate, this haven for wildlife is a great place for a walk away from the city centre. Merlin Castle lies in the North Wood, and there is a playground too that kids will enjoy.

For brunch: “Urban Grind has an incredible ability to serve the most intriguing mix of flavours on a plate, leaving you both delightfully surprised and completely satisfied. Corrib House Tea Rooms also has one of the best views in the city – the Salmon Weir and River Corrib – if you’re lucky enough to get one of the window seats.

Located in the West End of Galway, Urban Grind was recommended to me by my friend in work, and she was right, the coffee was great!. They serve 3fe coffee which some of you from Ireland might recognise the name of!. They also serve a casual food menu too, so definitely one to keep in mind if you’re out that direction in Galway!

In the list of cafes in Galway, Urban Grind West is the one that all athletes and fitness workers enjoy. With lots of delicious and fascinating gluten-free and vegan options, Urban Grind West is the best for people who are on a diet or simply enjoy healthier options of a menu. You can check their menu and average prices here.

The crew at Urban Grindare coming in hot with a variety of coffee blends that offer up plenty of mouth-watering choices. With delicious brunch options sourced locally and served 7 days a week until 3pm, choosing your order is going to be the toughest decision of your week!. Location: 8 William St W, Galway.

We are a small independent specialty coffee shop in Galway’s Westend. Open since 2014, our aim is to bring a new choice of coffees & brew methods to coffee lovers. Urban Grind regularly features guest roasters from across Europe and Ireland, offering a rotating selection of blends and single-origin beans.

Other great independent cafés include Little Lane on Abbeygate Street, the Magpie Bakery at the Cornstore, Urban Grind in the west end and Kali Coffee Bar in Salthill. If further out in Salthill for a dip at Blackrock diving tower, don’t miss Blackrock Cottage for coffee, pastries and Alainn bowls.

Urban grind is the perfect spot to grab a tea and delicious pastries for breakfast. They also have brunch options including avocado blt, egg rolls, vegan yoghurt bowl and much more. The ambience at this restaurant is relaxing and the service at urban grind is 10/10.

Another gorgeous cafe with a stunning outdoor area not to be missed out west. They also do an amazing brunch so while lockdown is on you do not have to give up brunch with a friend, just book a table at Urban Grind and enjoy their delicious brunch menu al fresco.

For an affordable yet delicious breakfast option in Galway’s West End neighborhood, pop into Urban Grind. Beloved by locals, this buzzy cafe has an eclectic menu that is vegan and vegetarian friendly. There is a nice patio out back if it is warm enough!

Open 8-4 Monday to Friday and 10-4 at the weekend, Urban Grind is a nestled in Galway’s West End. The specialty coffee shop stocks a variety of blends and single origin beans that can be grinded in the cafe and taken home.

A solid choice for coffee snobs in pursuit of the finest brew. Urban Grind is the place for all your coffee related needs including but not limited to 3fe beans, coffee-centred publications, and other brewing apparatus.

Urban Grind; The best coffee in Galway and they do a delicious breakfast plate of poached eggs, McCarthy’s black pudding, roast tomato, and ciabatta toast for €7.60 http://www.urbangrind.ie/

The third-wave coffee scene in Galway is strong, with Fairhill Coffee, Little Lane, Urban Grind and Coffeewerk + Press, and now it’s the bakeries which are also attracting the queues.

Grab a coffee and stroll along Sea Road or take some time out in their sun filled, outdoor seating area.