Restaurant Review
Alma Restaurant
Tiny, personally-run Portuguese-Brazilian spot with a genuinely distinctive small-plates menu.
01 The Arrival
Tiny and adorable, with only around 20 seats — tucked away near Eyre Square, so finding it feels a bit like discovering a secret.
02 The Food
A run of small plates plus the vegetarian moqueca, finished with pastel de nata and passion fruit mousse — creamy, fragrant and packed with Portuguese and Brazilian flavour, everything tasting properly homemade.
03 The Experience
Run personally by the owners — one in the dining room, one in the kitchen — which gives the whole place a genuinely warm, intimate feel.
04 Was It Worth It?
Excellent given the quality and individuality of the food.
05 The Verdict
One of the most distinctive restaurants in Galway — book ahead given the tiny dining room, but well worth it for a date night or anyone after something a little different.
Location — Unit 1, Lydon Court, Bóthar Irwin, Galway, H91 AK09, Ireland

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