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WYLDE Café is thrilled to announce the success of its recent Coffee and Crafts events, which brought together local creativity and the community in an engaging series of sold-out workshops. Hosted by renowned Galway crafter Natasha Chuyeva, the workshops covered embroidery, card making, Autumnal wreath, making, and crafting bespoke Christmas Decorations. Due to the overwhelming demand and success of these events, WYLDE Café is planning to host additional workshops in the near future.

This autumn, let The Gallery Cafe in Gort be your destination for memorable culinary experiences that capture the essence of the season, with the launch of enticing new evening and brunch menus, alongside the debut of its wine shop.

Galway City Council’s returnable coffee cup scheme has gained a new partner with Brazco Coffee Academy in Leisureland becoming café number ten in the scheme. Customers who ‘Use Your Mug!’ pay €2 to ‘borrow’ a fresh reusable cup, which can be returned or refunded in any participating café – saving the hassle of washing between use.

Galway Community Café is a café with a difference. Located in Mr Waffle on Newcastle Road, the premises changes in the evening from a popular dining spot to a much quieter space. Here, anyone who is concerned about their mental health can sit and talk to someone who will understand what they are going through.

The Low Road cafe at the Dog & Duck pub in Ballykeeran is your tasteful venue for dining this summer season. Under the proprietorship of the Clehane family, who have been successfully running the Dog & Duck pub for over twenty years, the cafe is ideally located on the N55 for those seeking sumptious delights.

It all began with an idea between father and son, Steve and Seb. What if business could be used in order to raise money for charity instead of just to make a profit? A whirlwind of seeking out Local and National Suppliers, Organic Produce and a mad rush Decorating, Up Cycling existing furniture and making what we could ourselves with Pallets and other Materials and finally in February 2016, Cafe Temple was born.

There must be something in the air that has prompted the recent spate of tea rooms/cafes. Maybe it is a hankering after a slower pace of life and taking the time to relax rather than grabbing a paper cup of your favourite beverage and drinking it on the go. Maybe it is simpler? During my visits to eating establishments over the past year or three, it is impossible not to notice the fact that the female population dominates. With that in mind, any clever restaurant proprietor should be catering to this sector and that is why in my humble opinion we are seeing the growth of places like the Corrib House Café I visited a couple of weeks ago, and now this new one in Athenry.