While strolling down the side street you can hear blues or jazz singers coming from a building…read more Felt as if I stepped back in time & listened to Ella Fitzgerald or Louis Armstrong singing while drinking tea from antique china. You feel like it's the 1940s especially with how the large room is decorated and service staff are dressed. Candles burning & fresh flowers on the table. Lots of different homemade cakes & cupcakes to choose from too. Saw a 30th Bday party being held in private room. A must visit while in Waterford.

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!

This place is so cute and decadent. The atmosphere reminds me of a quaint coffee shop (which, I…read moresuppose, it is). I went here for breakfast and ordered their Irish Porridge with seasonal fruit, cream and toasted almonds along with a blueberry scone (can't visit a tart shop and not order a dessert). The porridge was huge. There was no way that I needed both the porridge and the scone but when in Dublin... It was creamy and had a great thick texture. The scone was light and fluffy and paired well with the butter and jam they give you. My only complaint was that I would have liked a larger cup of jam for my scone but only because it was so good! I would definitely go back and I highly recommend this place.

This location is permanently closed and has reopened Asia Valentino…read more Apple Maps still takes you to it, but you have to be looking for the il Valentino!!

I used to be a frequent breakfast visitor to the Straffan tea rooms and four of us decided to…read morereturn today after a few months going to other venues. Today was not the same positive experience we used to enjoy. 1. I ordered the full Irish and asked for side of sweet potato (as shown on the vegetarian menu) instead of black pudding. The server said I can't have that. I didn't think I heard her correctly and asked if they have any potato. "Yes but you can only have it with the vegetarian breakfast as we have a limited supply." Never knew Ireland was short on spuds! 2. My friend has a sensitivity to egg yolks and asked for eggs with just whites. It couldn't happen as the chef can not separate (I'm not a chef but I can do this!) She then asked for the fried egg to be so well done that she could cut the yolk out. The eggs came nearly as runny as a poached egg. 3. We were offered a choice of white or brown toast with our breakfast. Later the server said that the white bread had not been cooked yet. We had to have homemade brown bread which is not the same with a full Irish breakfast. 4. We asked for jam for the brown bread. The server brought a mini side of jam that was barely enough for one piece of brown bread not the 8 slices at our table For the €13 breakfast (with coffees), we would expect a better experience like we get at Avoca's Egg Cafe

Why, oh why, do I consistently fail to take photos when I'm out and about? This place is just…read moreadorable! When I go back, and I will, I will update this review with photos. I popped in for breakfast with friends just before Christmas. Had a lovely poached egg with sausages (yummo - they source them from nearby Celbridge). The baked goods all looked gorgeous, and my son devoured his pastry without letting me try a bite! Staff was friendly and efficient, the prices were great, but mostly I'd recommend the Victorian Tea Rooms for the cosy atmosphere. Plus, the shopping at the Straffan Courtyard is not to be missed!

This review is from last summer - we had to wait about 20 minutes, but we sat outside and it was…read morelovely. We sat indoors which was whimsically decorated. Our service was wonderful even though they were busy, and the food was delicious. I had Chicken, Brie and avacado sandwich with rocket salad and couscous salad. A huge portion which was great because I was starving! My husband had the Baked Chicken sandwich. We both enjoyed our meal and the entire experience very much!

Excellent seafood chowder, hearty and filled with fish, unique sun dried tomato sauce with very…read moregood soda bread. Good service.

Delightful place for relaxing good food in Santa Fe. We walked up past the galleries but they do…read morehave a parking lot if you drive. We can for breakfast and everything was spot on. People also raved about the dinner menu. We definitely will eat here again on our next visit.

The Tea House Restaurant is a recently opened restaurant near Glendalough. It has a fairytale-like…read moregarden and if the weather is nice, you'll be able to sit among the rusted, ornamental hens, swinging chairs and playing kitties. The restaurant is under a bright conservatory and the furnishing is delicate, ornate and farmy. All of the food is homemade on the premises and it tastes wholesome and flavoursome. The bree tartlets were light and tangy and the rhubarb pie was sweet and crumbly. Other dishes included soup, fish pie and beef in Guinness. The menu wasn't extensive but the options were all tasty and the atmosphere was relaxing, just as it should be in the middle of the Wicklow countryside. Pop in here on your way back from Glendalough - it'll be welcome fare after a good long walk in the valley and you're guaranteed a warm, homey welcome.

The food and service are both good with the bonus of reasonable prices. We got the Ham and Cheese…read morepanini, pesto sandwich, chicken salad sandwich, and tuna wrap. We sat outside because it's not dog friendly but the inside is very cute. The coffee here is great! Definitely recommend it

Friendly staff and awesome coffee. Atmosphere is really cozy and makes you feel like home. At the…read morewall is full of beautiful frame pictures which you can buy. I recommend that place. Its at the town and near to the train stop. They are offering a traditional Irish breakfast.

Had heard a lot of positives about this place so tried it with a group of friends but found it…read morewasn't as positive as expected: After sitting at a table for over 5 minutes we had to ask a waitress to come to us & then she had to go away and provide us with menus. The food menu is not extensive, it's really rather limited on choice which was another disappointment but on the positive side the food we all tried: soup with brown bread and quiches were flavoursome.

Great food from fresh ingredients. Serves wine. Can be busy and noisy but one of the best…read morerestaurants in Wexford.

Some of the best food I have had in my 3 week stay in Ireland! The staff were all so friendly and…read morethe restaurant itself was inviting and cozy. I highly recommend!

Best breakfast I've ever had. The egg was absolutely *chef's kiss* amazing. I highly recommend.read more

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. :)

Stopped into the Saturday market September 2018, at first glance did not seem to have much but most…read moreof the vedors were inside, we purchased some lovely pies and quiche. A nice coffee bar can make any type of espresso drink. We had a lunch of quiche and flat whites, inside seating is available. There were also several vendors selling locally made gift items, including beautiful wood tables. One of us had a 15 minute massage which was very relaxing. Lots of options for relaxing afternoon.