The service staff is super friendly and attentive. Food was absolutely delicious! Really great view…read moreof the harbor as well.

Were given the recommendation to stop here while in Howth, by our Uber Driver and I was very happy…read morewe did! We were told they had great fish and chips and each day its prepared fresh with the catch of the day which just so happened to be haddock. It came with peas and tartar sauce and French fries and a lemon wedge. The fish was soooo tasty and incredibly tender, the batter on the fish was very very mild and could have used some seasoning. I also appreciated the fact that a waiter was able to adjust tables to seat our large party and everyone that waited on us was very kind. It's a good spot and if you're in the area like we were I recommend ! The location is also nice and I love how it's decked out with a lot of old and local bar and brewery signage.

Just back from Ireland, and Yelp suggested I post a review. I've selected my favorite tavern, The…read moreAbbey. Only got there once, but of the many, many bars I stumbled out of on this trip, I recall this as the one I'd most want to see again. The photos cannot do it justice. It's in Houth, a gorgeous coastal village just a short train ride from Dublin. The exterior photo is actually the rear entrance, while the street entrance is down the stairs. Like a secret path to a private lair. Fantastic bar! Stone and ancient wood floors. Built in 1042, I'm told. 24 taps, and all the Irish whiskey there is. A few of the better bottles showed prices by the glass, €15 and up. Sorely tempted to try one, but we had a long day ahead. Normally, an $18 glass of whiskey is just fine with me, but as I had moderated my intake, I had found myself less able to drink all day. Plus, it was about 10 am. Great service from a young bartender, who assured me NO hour was too early to drink in Ireland. Pro tip: Fly into Dublin Airport, skip that town, and head to Houth. Seafood galore, and The Abbey. Bonus review: Five minutes away is Ann's Ice Cream just off the Irish Sea. Worth it for the view. My child, a very particular eater, just loved a huge waffle cone with "Double Cream Vanilla" which is apparently quite tasty. Most notable for the "No Toilet's" door. Grammar be damned.

AWESOME spot. Staff was great. Wonderful conversation and perfect ambiance. Not touristy in any way…read moreand easily walkable from the marina. We're going back when we go back.

After our seaside cliff hike and ferry boat ride around the "Eye of Ireland," our tour guide…read morerecommended this spot and it ended up being one of the highlights of the day. Even though the restaurant was busy, we were seated pretty quickly upstairs in a cozy dining room with a beautiful view. The service was friendly and efficient, and our food arrived surprisingly fast. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious. The seafood chowder was rich, flavorful, and definitely a must-try. The fish and chips portion was generous enough to share, with perfectly crispy fish and fresh fries. The oysters were incredibly fresh, sweet, and tasted straight from the sea. Overall, a fantastic dining experience with great food, quick service, and a warm atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting the area.

Restaurant located directly under the Howth Train Station (same yellow building)…read more Was attracted to it by the 2 cocktails for €15 deal, was definitely worth it! Pornstar martinis (5/5) were very good and worth the deal. House salad (5/5) had cucumbers, carrots, onion, and a pesto-based dressing that was very tasty. Fries (5/5) nice crisp and well seasoned Fried Calamari (5/5) good portion; very crisp and came with a lemon aioli that was quite refreshing Service (4/5) was good but seemed like a variety of servers addressed any table, not something I'm used to

I was walking around the pier and started feeling lightheaded. I decided to walk towards town for…read moreclosest medical center but it was closed. So I went in here to rest incase I passed out. They have their own brewed lager here, I couldn't drink much of it not feeling well but I didn't wanna just sit down without buying anything. But they also have 3 black cats and I love black cats! Very friendly service and live music. I need to go back when I feel better.

Creamy pints of Guinness were poured, steely dan was played, and a cozy relaxed let still lively…read moreatmosphere made me never want to leave. Cheers!

A server we had in Dublin recommended that we visit Howth while in Ireland and we were glad we did!…read moreA very cute fishing coast town, we stopped at wrights for lunch. It was a nice day so we day outside. We ordered oysters, fries, and a sandwich with some Guinness. My oysters weren't bad (I had better ones on the west coast of Ireland) and the rest of the food was pretty standard. The restaurant itself is neat inside and our server was good. There is a large parking lot nearby if you are struggling to park. We would return here if visiting again!

We stopped here for a couple of drinks before exploring, mostly because it was a bit cold and we…read morewanted to warm up. It's more of a restaurant than a bar BUT the bar is super comfortable with nice chairs and the bartender was pretty cool so we quietly had a couple and then went on our way. The place seemed a little bit fancy for what we wanted to eat but it was nice for a few drinks.

From what looks like a tiny pub from the outside, is actually a large family style pub/restaurant…read moreon the inside. You're met with a smile, the seating area is comfy and the food is fresh and tasty - and unlike a few other restaurants in the area - doesn't leave you with an empty wallet and belly. Fish and pizza are their speciality, but they can slap up a very nice burger as well.

On a tip from Emily C, my beau and I tripped out to Howth on a beautiful, sunny Saturday in March…read morefor a bit of fresh air, exercise, and... BEER. At Summit Inn. This wasn't exactly a planned pitstop -- but after he took me trekking through a bog, over a few cliffs and it started raining in a sideways fashion, he probably thought it wise to situate me with some booze inside for awhile. Luckily, Summit Inn is perfectly positioned as a halfway point for hikers/walkers that have started near the train station and are making their long loop back. We enjoyed a few pints, warmed up a bit, used the restroom and were on our way. I highly recommend the hike (there are shorter versions!)...and making this a little respite to gather your bearings before being on your way back to Howth. It's all on its own up here, quite cozy. And, if you get a bit too drunk/full to complete the hike -- there are taxis that seem to be milling about, and a bus line that goes straight back to the town center/train station. So there you have it! Howth is a 25 minute train trip from Dublin on the DART -- about 5 euro return, give or take. Really nice side trip that can be done easily. Beautiful area.

It was a quick stop for us. They are perfectly located at the bottom of the hill before u go see…read morethe cliffs. The staff felt a little overwhelmed but the food matched the price. Most people are just stopping in for a Guinness and maybe a toastie so it's a perfect vibe for that.

Great Guinness coming from a long walk on the cliffs. The hit piece were the onion rings... light…read moreand flavorful! The cottage pie and fish and chips were very good! And... the live music with an eight piece band... all locals obviously well loved! Would come back regularly. Thx!

Great atmosphere, good food, good drinks, fresh catch fish. Chips could have been better.The fish…read moreis excellent

I wanted to love this place but just cannot give it a review higher than 3…read more I normally do not rate on service because I am not big on it BUT it was non existent and confusing here. The food was overpriced and mediocre at best. Save yourself some money and eat at the chip shop on the main street OR try one of the numerous other places in the area. The shop that is attached is worth a browse though and is filled with so many items you will be tempted to purchase a bag full of treats. It was a rainy night so the fireplace inside was welcoming.