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Caprice has been a favourite with Galwegians and visitors since its opening a couple of years back. The first thing you notice about Caprice is that the interior looks like a Pinterest board dream, all calm colours and twinkling lights. It is clear that a great deal of thought has gone into this design. Located at the corner of Church Lane and Market Street, Caprice has added to this area of town. It is a bit off the beaten path, but that does not seem to put many people off visiting. A good menu often trumps an out of the way address.

As the rain continues to hammer down and the evenings become shorter and colder, why not make a visit to Caprice Café to brighten up the November gloom.

As the rain continues to hammer down and the evenings become shorter and colder, why not make a visit to Caprice to brighten up the November gloom.

Caprice has been a favourite with Galwegians and accidental passers-by with its great menus since its opening a couple of years back. The first thing you notice about Caprice is that the interior looks like a Pinterest board dream, all calm colours and twinkling lights. It is clear that a great deal of thought has gone into this design. Located at the corner of Church Lane and Market Street, Caprice has added to this area of town. It is a bit off the beaten path, but that doesn't seem to put many people off visiting. A good menu often trumps an out of the way address.

If you are a lover of Italian food and wine then you better clear your calendar on Thursday May 11th at 7:30pm and get reservations for a celebration of Italian food at Caprice Cafe with Italian Food Consultant Max Merli of Italicatessen, Ireland’s leading import and distributor of quality Italian produce.