Sheridan's on the docks is housed in an old building dating from the 1800's which has been brightened up considerably in the past few years. Most Galwegians will remember it as Padraigs, it's previous incarnation which was an early opening house(7am) and the old 6 day opening public house licence still applies here so its not open on Sundays The building itself is well known due to it being the birthplace of Galway writer Padraig O'Conaire. They also have the self professed "cheapest pint in town". 

The premises has definitely kept all of its character while adding a touch of class. The black slate floors and rustic walls make Sheridan's  a comfortable venue for a nice pint on a cold evening especially with their small open fire. The presence of a large carefully put together wine list adds to the appeal of Sheridans and coupled with the candle lit areas you will struggle to find a more romantic pub setting in Galway.The pub looks out onto the docks and this has traditionally been a sailors hangout.In recent years it has also attracted a local crowd especially those involved in the vibrant Arts scene in the City. Occasionally local artists work will be showcased on the premises.

Puppet dancing at Sheridans

The Sheridan family who also own Sheridan's cheesemongers have added a highly appetising menu consisting of alot of locally produced artisan produce. The rare roast beef is a particular favourite of ours. Sheridans is open from 4.30 in the afternoon onwards and food is served until 9.They also have one of the largest selection of beer in Galway including Galway Hooker ale , Kinsale lager and O'Hara's stout.

Sheridan's on The Docks

New Docks Road

+35391 564905