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Pullman Restaurant
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Overall:Average of 4.7 out of 6 reviews

Credibility Score: 89%
Visited: 20/05/2012
Posted: 25/05/2012
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User: mcginncf
Joined: 05/12/2008
33 reviews
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4.5
This is a unique restaurant setting at Glenlo Abbey hotel to enjoy, marvelling at the notion of rattling train journey across a countryside while dining. The set menu is only €35 which is quite attractable given the a la carte mains are in the €20 range, but I didn't think the wine range offered was value for money; perhaps that's how they make further markup. Without a doubt though, the food is very good, and after very generous sized starters, our mains of Pan-fried sea-bass and Sirloin steak were first class along with accompanying freshly cooked veggies. We noticed a dessert which offered Grand Marnier ice-cream on the a la carte menu and we asked for it and the waiter duly obliged, which was delicious on what was a very good selection of fruit berries from our set menu. Tea & coffee then, followed by finishing our wine while looking out across Lough Corrib and the setting sun, lovely. Excellent service from Kevin Moran and his staff also.
Credibility Score: 82%
Visited: 27/08/2011
Posted: 30/08/2011
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User: niall2526
Joined: 04/03/2009
26 reviews
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5.0
I enjoyed a lovely meal in unique surroundings an enjoyable experience .I had set menu .Thai fish cakes followed by Chicken and Chocalate Brownie finished with Coffee .Wines were reasonable priced I would like to return .sometime soon
Credibility Score: 57%
Visited: 04/08/2011
Posted: 15/08/2011
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User: sretaw
Joined: 24/08/2010
16 reviews
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5.0
Eight of us ate here and we were all absolutely delighted with the food and the service. We were in the Dining Car which has rich furnishings and was quite comfortable. The only drawback is that because of the layout of the carraige - which is original and not changed by the owners - we had to sit in two groups of four. However, this did not cause any problem in our enjoyment of the evening. The choices were varied and we were each ery happy with them. The pate was exceptionally tasty and the scallops were cooked to perfection. I had rib-eye steak for my main and it was cooked to perfection. I believe the duck, seabass and pork were also devoured with enthusiasm. The wine was reasonably priced and the service was like our "Train Ticket" .....1st Class.
Credibility Score: 37%
Visited: 09/07/2010
Posted: 13/07/2010
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User: unadi
Joined: 18/03/2009
6 reviews
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5.0
What a lovely restaurant. We felt as though we really were on the Orient Express. They even have train sounds running in the background for the full effect. The service was excellent from the word go. Four of us ate here on a Friday evening. The food was excellent. We were all more than happy. We even got a free bottle of bubbly, which was fitting, as we were celebrating our 20th anniversary. We all ate something different from the menu and there were no compliants. I would definitely go back here and would highly recommend it for something different. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. And its only 4km from Galway city.
Credibility Score: 31%
Visited: 12/07/2008
Posted: 22/07/2008
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User: elifegirl
Joined: 20/07/2008
4 reviews
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5.0
This was just a delightful treat. On holidays having arrived late to the hotel and redirected by a manageress to the restaurant at its rear,we were very pleasantly surprised to find this extremely atmospheric place to dine. All aboard, the staff were courteous,friendly,and humorous. The food was great and all in all it was well worth the price. It was a very special feeling to enjoy a meal on the Orient Express!
Credibility Score: 78%
Visited: 15/12/2005
Posted: 20/10/2007
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Joined: 11/10/2007
36 reviews
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4.0
Was absolutely thrilled with this place - such a cute restaurant, it is a former train carriage. We dined at Christmas and it was so atmospheric, we felt like we were in a film. It was a Christmas menu, so turkey and ham and fish were on the menu. Had the cheese platter for dessert and nearly went to heaven. Def going back there the next time am down in Galway.


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