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Welcome to

Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate

We have devised a one stop webpage for all your needs during your stay. Below you will find the relevant information about your Room Service options, dining options and the range of estate activities available.

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  • The Pullman
  • Father's Day Lunch
  • Palmers Bar & Kitchen
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Afternoon Tea
  • Breakfast at Palmers Bar & Kitchen
  • Breakfast
  • Private Dining

The Pullman

The Pullman offers a unique MICHELIN-Starred fine dining experience aboard restored Orient Express carriages, blending Irish seasonal produce with global culinary expertise, led by renowned Chef Angelo Vagiotis.

Father's Day Lunch

at Palmers Bar & Kitchen
Celebrate Father’s Day in Galway with a relaxed Sunday lunch at Palmer's Bar & Kitchen on Sunday 21st June. Enjoy a specially curated 2-course (€48) or 3-course (€55) menu featuring seasonal dishes and classic favourites, perfect for a family gathering. All dads will receive a complimentary pint of Glenlo IPA on the day, adding a thoughtful touch to this Father’s Day dining experience. Set within the elegant surroundings of Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate, it’s an ideal way to mark the occasion. Pre-booking is highly recommended.

Palmers Bar & Kitchen

Named after the Palmers - an influential milling family who purchased Glenlo Abbey in 1897—this distinguished family made the estate their home for the next 90 years, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to shape its character today. The Palmers Bar & Kitchen now honours that heritage, offering refined lunch and dinner experiences in an elegant setting.

Sunday Lunch

at Palmers Bar & Kitchen
Enjoy a leisurely Sunday with family and friends at Palmers Bar & Kitchen in Glenlo Abbey. Savour a delicious menu of hearty roasts, seasonal dishes, and fresh local ingredients, all served in our warm, inviting setting. Make your Sunday truly special with great food, relaxed surroundings, and a touch of luxury.

Afternoon Tea

Afternoon Tea at Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate is a truly special experience. The elegant surroundings of the River Room and faultless presentation make it a memorable occasion. You’ll enjoy an opulent setting with elegant, welcoming service, transforming tea into an indulgent treat.

Breakfast at Palmers Bar & Kitchen

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast in Galway at Palmers Bar & Kitchen, served daily from 8am to 12pm. The breakfast menu offers a considered selection of dishes, from a traditional Full Irish breakfast made with quality Irish produce to more indulgent options such as steak and eggs. Lighter choices are also available, including poached eggs on sourdough with avocado, and seasonal breakfast plates. Set within the calm surroundings of Glenlo Abbey Hotel Estate, breakfast at Palmers Bar & Kitchen is an unhurried experience, ideal for both those visiting Galway and locals. It’s a simple, well-prepared offering focused on quality ingredients and relaxed dining to start the day.

Breakfast

Start your morning in the serene River Room restaurant, with sweeping views of Lough Corrib and the estate grounds, or opt for breakfast in-room or on-the-go as you explore Galway. Breakfast in the River Room is reserved exclusively for hotel residents.

Private Dining

Private dining options at Glenlo Abbey Hotel and Estate are a true embodiment of refined luxury and culinary excellence. Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of its estate, guests are offered a range of meticulously curated venues to host their exclusive dining experiences. From personalized menus crafted by skilled chefs using the finest local produce to attentive and discreet service, every detail is tailored to ensure a memorable occasion. Whether it's an occasion of note, a family celebration, or a private corporate event, Glenlo Abbey Hotel and Estate elevates private dining to an art form, promising an unforgettable and indulgent culinary journey for its guests.

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