I've been dying to go here for ages, lovely ambience and super cute. It's off the beaten track,…read morewhich adds to the charm. I asked if they had non dairy milk for a cappuccino (they did, soy!). However none of the delicious looking treats were vegan . They did offer me a lemon sorbet, but it was too cold for that.

This place is off the beaten track outside Arklow on the southern end of Arklow. It's more than a…read moreplace to eat . You can also do B&B , if you have a motor home there are places to stay and a leisure center with pool and gym . So the the coffee shop /restaurant. It opens form 9am to 4pm lunch staring at 12.30. I believe breakfast is good with a lot of options but have never been . Seating is indoors ands out . If it's warm enough eat outside as the view is good . The lunch menu is short and good choices . Open sandwiches. The have an offer of soup and a toasted sandwich for €8 considering their all soups are homemade and it looks like the breads also this is a good deal . Today's soup was carrot and broccoli, delicious, the balance between the 2 was very good with no one flavour dominating with a very moist slice of homemade brown bread. I had an open mixed crab sandwich on homemade sourdough , salad leaves and sweet chili sauce , balsamic vinegar and pesto. A great combination of flavours . The crab was so fresh and light . My wife had an warm open pear and Brie sandwich on a brioche bun . The bun was defo home made , more like a puff pastry in appearance. The Brie was from Wicklow . There was a prawn and salmon sandwich among others . 6 open ones on the menu . The specials board had a Thai green curry , a flat bread , potato sound with a chicken and mushroom filling and an charcuterie platter. We had arrived early and had a tea and peppermint tea until lunch was ready we got hot water refills and were not charged . They serve a carafe of flavored water with mint or grapefruit and other flavors. Service is really good and friendly . There are some delicious cakes on the menu with really good coffee . If your around the Arklow stop by , google for directions as it's off the beaten track Nd sit back and enjoy

Amazing place, beautiful bucolic views and peaceful atmosphere. It is nestled in a quaint Irish…read moretown with 2 pubs, takeaway place, a convenience shop, and Michelin restaurant. Whether you are just visiting the tea room and gardens/castle tour, or staying in the castle Airbnb rooms- it's a wonderful experience. The gardens and grounds are more extensive than you realize, and can find many hidden pathways that lead to somewhere seemingly magical. I have been a guest at Huntington for a collective 3 months now, and would highly recommend. If you come in the Spring, don't miss out on seeing the lambs!

We had a lovely stay in the castle. Claire and Alex are excellent hosts! They made sure we were…read morecomfortable. The castle is beautiful and full of history. We had to miss their award winning breakfast due to an early flight, but we heard it was amazing. I highly recommend staying here!

Loved this unique hotel inside and out. The staff at the front desk were always helpful and…read morewelcoming. Everything was very clean, too. Being able to just walk out to the pier and lighthouse was SO nice! Breakfast was good and the server didn't give me grief when I asked for some ice

We generally liked this hotel. The staff was always very friendly. The location was good and…read morewalking distance to the train station. Things we didn't like: there is a pub down stairs that stays open very late in the evening. You can hear the club music all through the room. One night we were kept awake until 2:00AM because of the noise. It just so happened that on this same night, the boiler went out so we had no heat and no hot water to take a shower. I would possibly consider staying here again in the future if I could get a room away from the pub.

A contemporary structure within an ancient building, The Atrium stands in palpable contrast to the…read moretime-honoured Dining Hall. The Dining Hall is saturated with various antique fixtures and fittings that harp back to Trinity's illustrious history whilst The Atrium embodies a more prevailing, up-and-coming side to the university often hosting a wealth of contemporary affairs such as fashion show receptions and photography exhibitions again in contrast to the more customary activities you would expect to go on within the conventional setting of the Dining Hall. A perfect spot for receptions and buffets alike, the Atrium loans itself to artistic and innovative activity, entertainment, staging and presentations. The interior is very up-to-the-minute with beech wood beams outlining the balconies, yet in conjunction with how it can never move too far away from it's historic roots owing to it being within the same ancient building as the Dining Hall The Atrium's interior design itself is deep-rooted and clearly influenced by Tudor beams, in fact upon first seeing inside it reminded me of a present-day Globe Theatre. A fun venue for work and play, this uniquely designed venue boasts a progressive charm whilst never losing touch with the enchanting Trinity times gone by that so many of the other grandiose buildings on site commemorate.

Prompt and diligent Service delivery. The staff are very amazing. I'd always recommend themread more

Habib was amazing! He made great shisha and was very helpful! They play good music and the drinks…read moreare good too. Definitely recommend.

While taking a leisurely drive through north Dublin, the dreaded hungers came upon me. I pulled up…read moreinto Rogenstown House as it looked inviting and although I was dressed more even more casual than is usual, the service upon entering the restaurant was top notch lovely. I ordered a pulled pork bap and chips. Even though I was over the pulled pork phenom about a year ago, I still gingerly dip my toes back in its waters and this was an exceptionally good one. Along with the pulled pork which was delicious, it came with a celeriac rémoulade and BBQ sauce. The best of the whole lot were the chips. Honestly (and I wish I could qualify this with another example) but I really think they were the best chips I've ever had. Crispy skin still left on them, seasoned perfectly and generously fluffy too. Mouthwatering :)

Had such a wonderful stay here. The most delightful staff. Ate at the bar and had a relaxing…read moreevening. The rooms were clean and a perfect size for two people. A delightful bath tub to sit and relax in after a busy day exploring. Highly recommend Roganstown.

No. 25 Fitzwilliam Place is such a beautiful spot in Dublin. The Georgian townhouse is full of…read morecharacter and has this lovely balance of elegance and warmth. The team are fantastic, always professional and welcoming, and they really know how to look after people. It is one of those venues that feels perfect for a wedding in the city, with all the charm of old Dublin and a relaxed atmosphere that makes everyone feel at home.

A spectacular venue for events of any kind, apparently they do a lot of weddings and corporate…read moregigs, the whole house has been completely renovated and modernised but all the original features have been kept. I was there for a product launch, the staff were great, the venue looked spectacular - deffo worth looking at if you are in need of a classy venue!

Pub located in Bray that caters to locals and tourists alike…read more A very eclectic vibe with lots of kitschy decor. Good pub food. Had the best toastie ever. It was a proper pub-style toastie. Proper pours of Guinness. Nothing fancy just a straight up neighborhood pub. Comfortable and welcoming. Service is grand. It's like chatting it up with a lifelong friend.

Good: Stick with the drinks. Can't go wrong with Smithwick's and the tall tonic was good, although…read morethey served it with lemon, not lime. Now the Bad: Mini fish & chips was ok. Fish very bland. Chips always need salt but that was provided, luckily. Way too little ketchup and our server didn't come back very soon so we never got more. Now the fish sandwich--again not much flavor. Very little tartar sauce on it. Lettuce and pickles were a nice touch. Bun was nothing. I think a McDonald's Fillet of fish sandwich is actually better. And a bit cheaper. Go for the drinks, not the food.