They're located in Cross Street where Freshii used be, between 3B's Barbers and Sugar Dolls, and across the street from Galway's Dáil, just a few
steps from Quay Street. The building has had a bit of a
face-lift, adding a vibrant yellow and teal colour scheme which highlights the
features well, and is perhaps inspired by their friends up the street at
Sangria. There's an dining-in area, and a limited amount of
outdoor seating.
The menu can be described as pan Latin American, with pupusas (stuffed corn
tortillas, small or large sizes, and served with red-tomato sauce and pickled
cabbage - from El Salvador and Honduras), flautas (stuffed, rolled, crispy
corn-tortillas - from Mexico), arepas (corn tortilla sandwich, similar to pita
- from Venezuela and Columbia) and elote loco (smothered
corn-on-the-cob). And they have a number of Latin-American postres
(desserts) and bebidas (drinks). Mains are made with corn, the
symbol of life for the Aztecs and Mayans - meaning that this is Galway's first
gluten-free restaurant.
Hours
Closed Monday and Tuesday.
Open Wednesday to Sunday, 12-noon to 9pm-ish