Freeneys

 

Freeneys

 

Situated right in the Heart of Galway City on High Street, Freeneys is a great place to get away from the crowds during the week when some of the larger pubs nearby are packed full.

From the outside some people don’t even realise it’s a pub at all due to its display of Swiss army knives and Zippo lighters in its window. This compact property also houses a small fishing tackle and outdoor shop beside the pub. Once inside however you immediately enter a pub full of character and warmth. There are some unusual display cases on the walls showcasing fish locally caught. The bar counter itself is done in the old fashioned style with partitions creating a great place for a quiet pint.

This place has a loyal local following which is a good indication of the quality of a pub. Although comfortably subdued during the week this place fills up fast at the weekend and you will do well to squeeze through the narrow entry on a Saturday night. It also has a convenient smoking area to the rear. During the Summer they also have place to sit out front and watch the world go by.

All in all, a great place to escape the crowds during the week and do something a little different. A Pub Guide favourite.

Freeney's Pub
19 High Street
Galway
+353 91 562609
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5 Minutes walk to City Centre

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