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At the TableNotebook No 52May 2025

Aniar in Galway, the tasting menu

JP McMahon's terroir room, still the city's best argument.

Collected by Deborah. Read her editorial perspective

When you consider Aniar, anticipate the twelve courses that bring the west of Ireland's flavors directly to your table in their compact Dominick Street space. The wine pairings, when you opt for them, echo the local landscape as much as the plates do. This alignment of food and drink deepens the experience of place.

Aniar in Galway, the tasting menu

Dublin (Chapter One

We always book an early reservation, often on a Wednesday evening at six o'clock, which permits a pleasant stroll back across the bridge as your meal concludes. This established rhythm has become a valued part of our visits, a quiet ending to your dining occasion. It allows the evening to unfold with unhurried grace.

Aniar remains the most complete culinary statement in Galway.

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