Stopped in here during an unusually sunny long weekend. It's a really nice spot to relax after…read morewandering around Bray Head. Good selection of coffees, cakes and other refreshments. Plus an excellent outdoor seating area with some much-appreciate water bowls for our dog!

Stopped by for a coffee on the start of a bray and Greystones cliff walk. Creamy coffee with a…read moremuffin helped. It was very busy with a good number of dogs getting a bowl of water too. Very nice atmosphere.

If you are looking for an amazing coffee shop in Bray, County Wicklow , Ireland. I highly recommend…read moreFinbee's Coffee House located on the main sea front. I was made feel very welcome. upon walking up to the cafe. I ordered a cappuccino. The cafe has lots of seating indoors and outside. It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, lived in the United States for over thirty years and served in the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know a great Coffee Shop from all my travels and life experiences. I definitely will return to Finnbee's Coffee House in the near future. This establishment rates five stars and more! A must visit when in Bray, County Wickow, Ireland.

Stopped in to grab a coffee and a bite to eat on our day in Bray. The latte was delicious and the…read moresausage roll was great! In addition to these things, the view from the second floor was amazing! Great food, coffee, and ocean views? Unbeatable!

Nice contemporary coffee shop that serves lunch too. Spacious with comfortable seating. They're…read morehappy if you dine in and are equipped if you need to take away. Quick bites are displayed on the counter and a clip board menu features salads, sandwiches and mains. They also serve craft beer & wine. The back corner contains a full range NEOM organic from London and Ireland's own Voya, all excellent premium products and beautifully displayed, but these skin care products and candles seem out of place in a coffee shop and the smells, while nice, can be overwhelming and uncomplimentary to your coffee or lunch. Like their fine dining establishment next door, the food is excellent.

This café is about five minutes walk from Bray Dart Station. There's not much else in the area,…read morethey don't have a lot of competition but they still but effort into producing good fresh food at a reasonable price. It's quite cute inside with local artists work on the walls and painted chairs and tables. It has two great window options for a spot of people watching. The staff were helpful and friendly without being over baring and they food arrived in good time. I really enjoyed my sandwich and it was very good value.

Lovely little place in Blackrock. Such a nice quiet cosy place with dozens of different teas to…read morechoose from. They have all the teas in big containers on the wall and you can smell each one before you order from the menu. My mom got the butterscotch one which was so nice and I got the matcha green tea which was perfectly brewed and whisked up more at the table right in front of me. Service was a little slow, only a couple of other people in the place and we still had to wait a good bit before we were seen. But the lady working there was very friendly, even bringing us a sample tea while we waited. She was very enthusiastic and eager to please! Lovely place, will definitely return.

From the owner: Premium loose leaf Tea and tea accessories. Choose between 150 different teas. We want to bring the…read morehighly diverse world of tea to our customers and show them that there hat there is much more to tea than just a bag.

This place has been closed for YEARS. Yelp really needs to work on getting itself up to date. Maybe…read morethis review will have some effect. Even when it was open, the coffee was pretty bad, and the atmosphere was rather dull.

Loved this cute little cafe! We were lucky to nab one of the…read morelast seats before a waiting list started. I had a latte which came in a pretty glass - you already know I am all about those aesthetics, lol. It was brunch time when we arrived so I opted for a mushroom, egg, bean, toast dish. The name of the dish escapes me and I can't seem to find the menu online anywhere. Just take a look at my picture. Although, I skipped on the baked beans as I am a vegetarian (Yes, I know... I always say that) I ate everything else and it filled me up without taking me into a food coma. GREAT SUCCESS! You pay up front, and they only take cash- FYI. The service was awesome, everyone was super friendly. All in all - a cute place to have brunch! I totally recommend!

My husband and I stopped by here while heading out of Dublin to do a bit of a tour of manor houses…read morebetween Dublin and Wexford. I had heard they had beautiful gardens and a nice place to stop for lunch. I have to say, the gardens were indeed absolutely beautiful. There was a wedding being prepared inside the house, so you weren't allowed to go inside when I was there. However, I'm not sure if you're normally allowed inside or not. After spending about an hour walking around the grounds and snapping photos, we stopped at the little outdoor cafe by the manor house for some coffee and lunch. We each had a sandwich which came with a little side salad. There was also nice classical/light jazz music playing in the background. I have to say, it made for quite the relaxing afternoon. From the area where they serve food, you overlook the gardens as you sit out in the sun. If it does start raining, which, because this is Ireland, invariably it will... they do have some limited seating. Would love to come here next time and sit outside with some wine. :)

You could drive up along the Southern Cross Road in Bray by endless rows of boom-time estates…read morewithout ever realising that you have passed an Elizabethan-Revival mansion and its ample gardens. But you have, and that hidden gem is Killruddery House. Some Irish people have an ambivalent attitude towards manor houses for obvious reasons but Killruddery is worth a little expedition. It's naturally steeped in history - it's been home to the Brabazon Family (the Earls of Meath) since 1618 and currently the home of the 15th Earl of Meath. The house and gardens are open to the public from April to September and they have recently opened a cafe (although you'll have to pay the entrance fee even if you're just after a coffee). Killruddery hosts arts events in the beautiful orangery every summer. It's a truly unique spot to catch a gig in - Lisa Hannigan recently played and I've seen Eleanor McEvoy and David Kitt strumming away under the pristine glass roof. It's also used extensively as a film location and has a stables so don't be surprised if you hear some neighing! A nice day out for tourists and locals alike.

This is a pretty big and spacious Starbucks with lots of windows so it's pretty bright. I like the…read moreseating here as it's spacious although it's mostly stools and chairs as opposed to couches, but on the plus side it's not busy or noisy like most Dublin city Starbucks would be. The coffee and food are exactly the the same as all the other Starbucks, so it's either you're a Starbucks person or not. The staff are friendly enough, the toilets could be a little cleaner and there is only 2 of them and you need a code to get in which is on the bottom of the receipt. Overall, it does it's part in pleasing Starbucks lovers, but for anyone else there's plenty of other coffee shops littered around Bray for your caffeine fix!

As Starbucks go it's expectedly standard. The space is bright and slightly different decor wise…read morethan most, but lacks some the of the bigger more comfortable sofas/furniture. Seems this one does live events but I've yet to see one in person. Coffee is the same as most others. Staff are friendly. Place always seems a bit quiet which has its pros and cons. It's an average Starbucks, nothing to get excited over!

If I could give -1 I would. Filthy dirty kitchen area very unhygienic. Staff are very rude and…read moreunwelcoming. Had to eventually ask for a refund as what I received was not anything like I ordered and staff member even smoked a bin in temper when asked where the biscuit and cream was from the top of my drink staff and cafe both disgusting. Will never be back and will definitely be reporting the dirt of the kitchen

Absolutely abysmal. Filthy dirty, horrible food, unhelpful staff. Far superior cafes literally next…read moredoor. Avoid at all costs.