Classificação do local: 4 Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Great food, lovely service. Would highly recommend it. Only quibble the prawn special lacked a certain kick. Other than that lovely
Eoin D.
Classificação do local: 4 Dublin, Republic of Ireland
One of my favourite coffee spots in the town. Really friendly staff, nice location and always have interesting new specials on the menu. Place is always packed so make sure you get down early on the weekends to grab a table. It’s quite a little place so they go quickly. Service can be a little slow but I imagine it’s due to a small kitchen and large number of customers. I’d recommend trying out their flat whites and their breakfast menu!
Sharon K.
Classificação do local: 4 Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Ham hock eggs Benedict on a Sunday afternoon with a gorgeous coffee and tiffin after! Really friendly staff, nice outdoor seating area and will definitely revisit when I’m back in Bray! My friend had a full irish and it was cooked perfectly, with really nice toast and big baked beans! Really good value and nice view of the harbour, would definitely recommend
Gatorlax Y.
Classificação do local: 5 Winter Park, FL
This is a great place to eat. It was wing Wednesday so we had the wings and fish chowder, both were great, as was the coleslaw. The beers were an IPA and an alcoholic ginger beer which went perfectly with the wings. Give this place a try, its right by the harbor and the service was great.
James D.
Classificação do local: 5 Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Bray has so many places these days to go for decent bite to eat and what differentiates this place from it’s competitors… — Well prepared and tasty food with good ingredients — friendly staff who on every occasion have actually been a laugh to talk to — quick service — great location with savage seating in the front for those sunny but still chilly days! I’m not gonna lie I really like the location of this place and the seating in the front. It’s got a nicer feel to it than the main beach front. My recommendation head there early see what the specials are(as there appears to be new ones weekly) failing that go for the BLT or burger. Great spot where I can see myself going every time I head to bray beach. Looking forward to see how this places grows over the next 12 months
Karen C.
Classificação do local: 4 Dublin, Republic of Ireland
What’s a perfect Saturday? The Greystones to Bray cliff walk followed by lunch at Dockyard No. 8 is pretty close to it. It was busy on a Saturday afternoon, but we managed to grab a bench out on the large patio(covered and heated for the winter) straight away. The sunshine was streaming in, and with my first sip of beer, it felt like it could’ve been summer. The menu mainly consists of sandwiches and some brunch items — we opted for the chorizo sambo on rye with hummous and rocket, the BLT on ciabatta and shared a bowl of the parsnip and parmesan soup. Everything was fresh and delicious and the service was warm and efficient. Because we were sharing the soup, they even took the effort to bring out two half portions… that is just classy! Being tucked just around the corner from the waterfront, you’re also a bit away from the touristy strip. The clientele was a mixture of locals of all ages, including some families, and had a relaxed buzz to the place. Definitely wouldn’t hesitate to come back — especially for the patio in the summer!
