A lovely coffee / ice cream parlor located at the Marina in Greystones. There is plenty of seating…read moreoutside to site and enjoy the elusive Irish sunshine. Very generous scoops of icecream and lots of toppings. In addition to the crushed oreo topping there were about 3 whole oreos scattered in layers. Finally, they probably not charging enough as the prices were well below anything I have encountered recently.

If you're anywhere near Greystones, run to Spendlove and get their scones. They make them fresh and…read morethey are fantastic. The lady we were renting a house from strongly recommended them, and our only regret is that we didn't go the very first morning we were there. I'm still thinking of how good they were several weeks later...

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!

The food and variety of teas were so good. The atmosphere was a delight not to mention service was…read moreexcellent.

I love The Happy Pear. The food is unreal (it's vegan & so so delicious). I got a "Reuben"…read moresandwich the first time and my friend got the Buddha bowl and loved it! I went back and got a breakfast sandwich. Both times I got their Turmeric Latte - absolutely delicious and surprising. Everyone is lovely. And the outside seating is very nice.

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.

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.

Enniskerry is a charming little village in County Wicklow, Ireland. This village is nestled at the…read morefoot of the Wicklow Mountains. We stopped and ate at Kingfisher's Kitchen where I found the salad of my dreams. Greens, blue cheese, macadamia nut, pears and figs with an amazing dressing. This restaurant has been a family owned restaurant for 23 years on the picturesque main drag in Enniskerry. Loved it!

Kingfishers Kitchen had one of the best salads. Make sure to grab that pear salad when you come…read morehere because it packed some flavor! I haven't had a salad like this in the US but someone needs to have it. Service was a little slow, we waited awhile for our glasses of water & to come to get our order. Clean space & the patio was so cute!

Fabulous fairly new deli, cafe and lunch place in Greystones. Best coffee around. Great…read morevegetarian choices. And also the best ham sandwich in town. Loved it on my first visit. I checked reviews on google and FB and they're all five star.

Love this place. Does a great full Irish. Brown soda bread is great toasted. Service all ways tops…read more Nice relaxing atmosphere.

Bunters is a great cafe for breakfast, lunch or coffee. My friends and I love the atmosphere and…read morethe "Full Irish" is to die for. Only problem, they close each day at 3pm. Open Mon-Sat , not Sunday.