Vegan Restaurants in Galway | Food & Brunch Guide

Galway · Connacht · Republic of Ireland

Find your next vegan meal in Galway

Looking for vegan restaurants in Galway? Start with the plant-based menu at Greens & Co, enquire about vegan brunch at Dela, compare Ré Nao's separate vegan selection or choose a vegan pizza at The Dough Bros on Middle Street. These four profiles help you decide where to eat vegan in Galway, with menu links, addresses and practical notes for the complete order.

The guide distinguishes a plant-based venue from mixed-menu restaurants with vegan options. It also identifies older menus and details that need clarification, rather than treating every vegetarian dish as vegan. The numbers identify the profiles; they are not rankings from personal restaurant visits.

Researched 28 September 20264 restaurant and café profilesPlant-based dining, brunch, Asian dishes & pizza

Vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants in Galway

Choose a meal that fits the time you have. A morning brunch enquiry, a reserved restaurant sitting and a walk-in pizza queue are different plans. Use the individual menu links to make the final choice, then save the precise branch address. Optional Google photographs and location maps add visual context after consent; neither a photograph nor a meat-free heading confirms the ingredients of a dish.

For a plant-based food menu

Greens & Co describes its offering as plant-based. Ask for today's menu and confirm the eating-in hours before travelling.

For brunch

Dela publishes a daily brunch service. Its vegan provision is supported by the identified directory, so confirm the current vegan plate rather than assuming all brunch dishes are suitable.

For a later meal

Compare The Dough Bros for clearly named vegan pizzas with Ré Nao for an Asian restaurant meal, noting the menu clarifications in its card.

Restaurants and cafés in this guide

Editorial selection · not a ranking

Greens & Co

Henry Street · Galway's Westend

Plant-based menuRestaurant & café stopConfirm current eating-in service

A plant-based starting point, with today's menu checked directly.

Greens & Co states that its menu is plant-based, including its milk and cheese alternatives. The Henry Street venue is the dedicated plant-based lead in this Galway selection, rather than a mixed restaurant where each standard dish needs adapting. Its website indicated that an updated menu was coming, so this guide does not recycle an older dish list as a guaranteed current selection. Ask what is being served for your visit.

Before you visit Confirm eating-in opening times and the food-service window directly. The website's online-ordering timetable is not treated here as a verified dine-in schedule, and directory hours differ. Check any additional dietary needs separately from the plant-based menu.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Operator describes its menu, including milk and cheese alternatives, as plant-based.
Address	4 Henry Street Galway, H91 E205, Ireland
Service check	Confirm the current eating-in timetable and menu directly. Online-ordering hours are not a guarantee of table service.
Contact	+353 91 456 617.

Sources: Indexed operator information and plant-based menu statement · Local venue profile. A consistent current eating-in timetable was not established.

Dela

Lower Dominick Street · Galway's Westend

Directory-listed vegan choicesDaily brunchConfirm the current vegan plate

A brunch option to confirm before your morning visit.

Dela publishes a daily brunch service at its Lower Dominick Street restaurant. The vegan directory linked below describes a vegan breakfast plate and other plant-based options, but the current operator menu could not be fully checked. Use this as a brunch lead and ask which complete vegan meal is currently offered. The wider restaurant serves a mixed menu, so its conventional pancakes, eggs and vegetarian dishes should not be assumed suitable.

Before you visit Confirm today's vegan brunch dish, substitutions and table arrangements directly. Dinner has a different service schedule and should not be assumed to offer the same choices. The hours below follow the current operator listing, not older directory timetables.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Mixed restaurant with directory-documented vegan options. Current dish availability needs confirmation.
Address	51 Lower Dominick Street Galway, Ireland
Published service	Brunch daily 9:30am–3pm; dinner Friday–Saturday from 6pm. Confirm last orders and table arrangements.
Contact	+353 91 449 252 · [email protected].

Sources: Indexed operator service and contact information · Vegan provision and breakfast examples. A complete current operator food menu was not retrieved.

Ré Nao

Spanish Arch · Spanish Promenade

Separate vegan menu linkedChinese & Asian dishesSome menu descriptions need clarification

Use the vegan menu, then clarify the complete preparation.

Ré Nao links a separate vegan menu alongside its wider Chinese and Asian restaurant offering. It includes tofu-filled jiaozi and a wheat-gluten duck-style dish, giving you alternatives to simply removing meat from a standard order. The linked PDF has an August 2023 date, so use its examples to discuss the present selection rather than assuming all dishes and prices remain unchanged.

Important menu check Some published descriptions are inconsistent: the vegan PDF mentions a honey-mustard glaze on one item, and an ordering-menu vegan noodle description mentions egg. Ask staff to confirm an explicitly vegan preparation, including sauces and noodles. Do not rely on the section title alone for those dishes.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Mixed restaurant with a separate vegan menu; clarify inconsistent descriptions before ordering.
Address	Spanish Arch, Spanish Promenade Galway, H91 P58E, Ireland
Published hours	Daily noon–11pm. Confirm kitchen last orders and the current restaurant sitting.
Contact	+353 91 534 935 · [email protected].

Sources: Operator contact and hours · Currently linked vegan PDF and ingredient descriptions · Restaurant-supplied ordering descriptions · Restaurant address and reservations.

The Dough Bros — Middle Street

Cathedral Buildings · Middle Street

Named vegan pizzasWalk-in restaurantTakeaway ordered at the counter

Vegan pizza with more than one route beyond conventional cheese.

The Dough Bros' September 2026 menu identifies Legalise Marinara as vegan, built around tomato, garlic, basil and oregano. How Ba'zaar is another vegan choice, combining roasted courgette, sumac onion and a vegan tahini-yoghurt preparation. The wider pizza menu includes meat and dairy, so choose a named vegan pizza or request an expressly offered vegan version rather than assuming any vegetable pizza is suitable.

Before you visit The Middle Street restaurant takes walk-ins, not reservations. Takeaway is ordered at the counter rather than in advance. Check dips and sides separately; a vegan pizza does not make ordinary butter-and-cheese garlic bread suitable. Allow time for the queue.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Mixed pizza restaurant with named vegan pizzas and selected adaptations.
Address	Cathedral Buildings, 1 Middle Street Galway, Ireland
Published hours	Monday–Wednesday and Sunday noon–9:30pm; Thursday–Saturday noon–10pm.
Tables & takeaway	Walk-ins only. Takeaway orders at the counter; no advance ordering. Confirm current kitchen cutoff.

Official sources: Location, hours and walk-in policy · Linked September 2026 menu and vegan labels.

Vegan breakfast and brunch in Galway

Confirm a specific brunch plate

Dela is the morning brunch lead here, with vegan provision documented by the linked directory. Ask for the current dish and confirm bread, spread, sauces and substitutions. Do not turn a broad vegan-friendly listing into a guarantee of every breakfast choice.

Separate café opening from food availability

Greens & Co is the plant-based-menu option, but its current eating-in hours need direct confirmation. The Dough Bros and Ré Nao are included for later meals, not an early breakfast. For an excursion or onward journey, secure a confirmed morning option first.

Plan your Galway vegan dining

Use the address, not just the business name

Keep Henry Street, Lower Dominick Street, Spanish Arch and Middle Street distinct in your saved plans. The waterfront title illustration is destination context, not a photograph locating each restaurant.

Choose a queue or a reservation

A walk-in pizza meal and a restaurant booking need different allowances. Check the actual policy, leave time to eat and confirm kitchen last orders before arriving close to closing.

Clarify contradictory menu descriptions

When a vegan-labelled section mentions honey, egg or another uncertain ingredient, ask staff to resolve the preparation before ordering. A section heading is not a substitute for confirmation of the whole dish.

Check today's menu and price

Older PDFs, directory examples and ordering platforms can differ from the current restaurant selection. Confirm the meal you need, the cost and any access requirements before a dedicated visit. Discuss allergies separately.

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Galway vegan dining FAQ

Are all four Galway venues fully vegan?

No. Greens & Co describes its menu as plant-based. The other three restaurants have mixed menus with vegan options, adaptations or a separate vegan selection.

Can I book a table at The Dough Bros on Middle Street?

The operator states that it accepts walk-ins rather than reservations. Takeaway is ordered at the counter. Allow time for the queue and check the current food cutoff.

Is every published vegan menu description consistent?

No. The Ré Nao card flags specific ingredient-description inconsistencies. Ask staff to confirm an explicitly vegan preparation rather than assuming a menu heading resolves them.

Are the brunch suggestions fully confirmed current menus?

No. Dela's vegan dish examples are directory-based, and Greens & Co's updated menu and eating-in timetable need checking directly. The individual cards identify those limits.

Do Google photographs establish that a meal is vegan?

No. Optional Google photographs may show dishes from the wider mixed menu. Use the written notes and current menu instead. The title city image is a separate AI-generated travel illustration.

Research notes

Researched 28 September 2026. Operator pages and linked menus were prioritised, with an identified vegan directory supporting Dela's vegan provision. Greens & Co's eating-in timetable was not consistently verified. Ré Nao's older linked PDF and inconsistent ordering descriptions are explicitly flagged; The Dough Bros' linked September 2026 menu was visually checked. This is desk research, not a personal taste test or kitchen inspection. Confirm current dishes, prices, food hours, access and reservations directly.

The title image is an original AI-generated Galway travel illustration, not a photograph of a recommended restaurant.

Optional Google photos and mini-maps load only after Google Maps consent in the central privacy settings. Food in third-party photographs is not necessarily vegan. Ordinary text and links remain available without consent. Privacy settings.