I was in Howth and went to Yelp and found this place had good reviews…read more To say it exceeded my expectations is an understatement. The staff the environment was warm and welcoming the moment you walked in the door. As a cook, the food was incredibly fresh and full of flavor. I had the chowder. What? It made New England chowder seem pathetic. Two dinners, one appetizer, one martini @ $78. Worth every penny

Sea bass was wonderful. Friendly staff and nice environment! There are no "bars" in Howth due to…read morethe liquor licensing but they have full bar service with a menu item! Irish coffee and sticky toffee pudding was delicious for dessert!

Having schlepped around a goodly part of Howth Head on a beautiful summer morning we repaired to…read moreThe House for a well-deserved breakfast/brunch. My bacon sambo with sausage on the side was exactly what I needed. My companion's marginally more healthy scone looked good but not a patch on my repast. Excellent coffees accompanied our meal and we emerged blinking into the sunlight to start the long trek southwards. Service was brisk and friendly and the bill didn't break the bank. Recommended.

I've been back in America for two weeks and I still can't stop thinking about the burger I got…read morehere. It will forever be the best burger I've ever had. The braised shortrib on top of the patty with cheddar, bacon jam, etc worked so well together. It was juicy and the bun was fresh. The chips were also delicious but you have to try this burger!! It will change your life.

Very busy so we and a wee bit of a wait. The food came quickly and it was delicious. Our server did…read morewell and it was obvious she was working hard. Goad we stopped by, not a disappointment.

After doing the cliff walk, we stopped in here for a bite. Fish was kinda greasy, chips were thick,…read moreand chowder was okay. Good vibes though. Just had higher hopes

Busy place - you que up across the street. There was a wait even at 3 PM on a Saturday afternoon…read more And maybe this is why... The oysters were the most amazing oysters I've ever eaten! Briny, meaty....totally delicious!! We also had some fried white fish and then some shrimp and garlic butter. Both were good, but nothing could match the oysters. They do not serve any beer, but they have a wine menu.

What's in a name? A rose by any other name might smell as sweet, but Octopussy definitely gave us…read morean initial giggle. Thankfully, the experience was just as delightful. Set in beautiful waterside Howth, it's only a few minutes' walk from the train station. We lucked out with a nice day and grabbed a table outside. The seafood was ridiculously fresh and scrumptious. The gambas prawns were delicious, and they bless you with a generous portion of sides. The oysters were meaty and tasted like the ocean--though they seemed to have been shucked in a rush, so they weren't the cleanest. The biggest surprise of the day was the hummus. Easily some of the best I've ever had. They also have a pretty deep wine collection, though I was curious why there wasn't any beer, it would've paired better with my meal. To top it all off, the staff were incredibly kind and delightful. Great food, great setting, and a name you won't forget.

Fancy-schmancy gourmet food shop with all the ingredients that TV chefs mention but that Centra…read morenever seems to have. It is a little like a smaller scale Fallon and Byrne, with its café upstairs and a counter at the front where you can buy ready-prepared dinners and pretend that you made them. Even if it's just to yourself. Does heating it up in the microwave really not count?

In Howth and in need of lunch after kiking all over that massive hill by the ocean? Head on down…read moreto the Country Market in the center of town. The first floor is just that, a country market stocked mainly with gourmet stuff and a small take away counter. Upstairs is quasi-restaurant serving mainly light fair with a small seating area. We got shepherds pie, some type of Guinness meat pie, a chicken panini, etc. The food was all very good and the service was very good as well. This was a pleasant surprise as we had no idea what we were going to do for lunch and there was not much open in the area for food. The ambiance is very casual and relaxed, almost like you are eating lunch at a friends house. We lingered for a while, had coffee and dessert before hitting the road. On the way out, we picked up a few things at the country store. This is a great place to recharge and have a relaxing meal.

Really nice staff, coffee was fresh, food was excellent and smelled very nice in there. Very nice…read moreatmosphere here

Went here on my lunch break from work yesterday for the first time, I had heard great things. The…read morecoffee was great, I got a flat white which was excellent. For lunch I ordered the avo toast with salmon and eggs and was thoroughly disappointed. Firstly it took about 25 minutes to come out, and the place wasn't busy at all. The 'toast' was in actual fact slightly warm bread and the avo spread on it turned it into mush. The salmon was delicious, however the two fried eggs on top were entirely overcooked. Half the yolk was hard and burnt while the other half was runny and cold. On top was sprinkled some dry rocket leaves: no dressing, no salt and pepper on the tables, not even a slice of lemon on the side. I was so disappointed. And what was more scandalous was that this dish cost €8.95! Avoid.

Great restaurant, they always make great breakfast items here…read more Range is about €11-13 for breakfast And €9 - 11 for lunch Super popular, so it's often crowded, but they are super good with their breakfast items and menu. Super recommend. They have pastries and some of them are nice, like the raspberry scone, eclair, lemon tart and lemon slice.. I enjoyed those. Their chocolate chip cookie is ok, a bit dry. They have coffee too, but il be honest, mediocre, I go for their breakfast.

Ambience. A Service. A…read moreFood. A Price. A What a lovely gem of a bistro found in the middle of St Anne's Park Raheny in the Red Stables building. Service was friendly in letting me try the soup of day as it was Apple, pear and leek soup. Very delicious and light. A varied menu with sandwiches, tarts, fresh veggie variations, desserts - hot and cold drinks as well as wine ! I had the cup of apple pear leek soup with side brown bread. Delicious on a cold day! A cup of hot chocolate made with dark chocolate cocoa as I didn't want too sweet. Perfectly prepared. And the Medley veggie salad. Of housemade beets, potatoes and cucumber red peppers. All was delicious. I tried to sit outside, just a tad too cold. So sat in the warm living room. Nicely appointed and clean. I'm a fan. I'll be back again when I'm in my strolls in this lovely park!

When it comes to Ireland, although I absolutely love this country, I am not a fan of the food. I…read moreusually just eat McDonald's lol. However this place was so cute and welcoming. The pizza was delicious and the aperol spritzer was phenomenal. Definitely hit the spot after my 2 mile walk to the cliffs.

I just popped in here for an Irish coffee and was intrigued by the atmosphere. The service was…read moregreat and the coffee was exceptional.

When they say "Good things come in small packages" this is what they are talking about. The most…read moretiny little shop around but with a massive personality. This is one of those places that just "gets" good food - from the sandwiches (grilled cheese to die for) to the salads (watermelon feta & tomato !!) to the amazing pizzas to the awesome coffee and deserts there is literally nothing that I don't like. My only problem when I call in is what to choose - I could commit gluttony !! Of course everyone has a favorite so I can never leave without taking some of the deviled crab with me - it is literally one of the best things I have ever eaten in my entire life. It is amazing on crackers or in a salad and lets be honest I have been found eating it straight from the tub. The place has a really cool style and a kind of NYC vibe with a big blackboard of the days specials. I love that there is a new board up every day with the day and date so you know each day is thought out and put together fresh. They also post it on Facebook so you can check whats on. It is run by two really lovely local sisters and there is a super friendly family atmosphere in the place - when I bring my two year old nephew with me he goes straight behind the counter and gets hugs and kisses and some little treat. Next time you are on your way out to Howth make sure you stop in and see whats on offer - Definitely not to be passed by !

Just grabbed a late lunch at Minetta of a mozzarella, hummus and fresh tomato toasty and a cheeky…read morecoffee. I think that you can really tell that the ingredients are really fresh and its refreshing to come across a deli that takes pride in making the menu more creative (they vary their menu a big everyday). The staff are warm and engaging and easy to chat with. It is small and all the seating that they have is outdoor so it's more somewhere you would go to for something on the go. They've done a lot with the small space they have and have the Italy/NYC vibe down in terms of their decor and branding. In terms of food I would recommend the pizzas and the toasties. They run promos like toasty Tuesday's where all toasties on Tuesday are a fiver. Ding dong!

I LOVE DEEP! Came…read moreacross this gem while I was in Howth for the afternoon with my friend. The ambiance is very intimate and cozy, perfect for quality time with a friend. Deep has super fresh seafood right from Dublin Bay. I know it's not Irish at all but I ordered seafood paella (my favorite food) and for dessert I had cheesecake. The paella was good but the cheesecake tasted more like a block of whipped cream. It definitely wasn't cream cheese. I also had a nice hot pot of peppermint tea since it pretty cold and windy when we visited Howth. Very nice dining experience. I would definitely come back here if I'm ever in Howth again!

A cozy, little restaurant with a great Early Bird special. They have a fireplace and the mirrors…read moremake it feel more spacious than it actually is. The seating is comfortable with some large couch-style chairs available. I had the fish and chips with the seafood chowder. Both were pretty good, but not the best I've had in the Dublin-area.