Anfora Bistro Café — Restaurant in Galway

As I sit here enjoying my meal at Anfora Bistro in Galway, I can't help but feel a sense of satisfaction. This cozy little eatery has certainly captured my attention with its delightful ambiance and delicious offerings. Today, I decided to indulge in a sandwich, a cup of coffee, and some Turkish delight, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed.

Let's start with the sandwich. I opted for the chicken sandwich the bread was fresh and perfectly toasted, providing a satisfying crunch with every bite. The chicken was tender and flavorful. The sandwich was accompanied by a side of crispy fries, which were perfectly seasoned and made for a delightful addition to the meal. It was a well-balanced and satisfying choice.

Moving on to the coffee, I couldn't resist ordering a cappuccino to complement my sandwich. The barista at Anfora Bistro knows their craft well. The coffee was expertly brewed, with a rich and smooth flavor that hit all the right notes.

Now, let's talk about the Turkish delight. Anfora Bistro offers a delectable selection of sweets, and the Turkish delight caught my eye. I decided to give it a try, and I was not disappointed. The delicate cubes of Turkish delight were beautifully presented, and the flavors were simply divine.

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Disgusting food, not worth your money or the stomachache. Gross. As response: I am middetarenean. That was not hummus. My mother ate the dish fully (she was very hungry. Then had a stomachache for over a day). I was not offered anything. He took the dish and was going to walk away. I then asked to change my choice for another dish and he was incredibly impatient but said ok. Then he didn't want to wait for me to choose what I wanted instead and so I ended up getting a refund. No one 'complimented' the casserole. Also, a lot of tables around us walked away without finishing what was on their plate. If you care about your restaurant- keep the smiley girl who waited on us and make better food as I'm...

Ordered the “turkey ham and cheese toastie” today from anfora cafe for €8. Instead I was given mystery meat and cheese that was like jelly. The bread was wet and chewy and very obviously microwaved. When I went back to make a comment to a staff member about it, I was told I needed to “specify that I wanted my TOASTIE toasted”. The lady was extremely aggressive and patronising, and didn’t even offer a refund or explanation. Me and four friends ordered at the same time and every single order was wrong. Anfora was easily the worst experience I’ve had while eating out. Would...