The Dog House Blues Tea Room in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is Dublins' best kept secret and offers an outstanding and memorable experience complete with outdoor living room and fireplace and their very own bed as they say. They offer menu delights of Scooby snacks like seafood chowder, soup of the day, spicy chicken wings, wood fired pizzas, paninis, salads, fish dishes, oysters from the raw bar, mouthwatering specials and platters, sides and more rounded with desserts, there's also a specialty tea menu, coffees and wines and cigars are available. The Dog House Blues Tea Room kitchen stays open till 11pm every night for late servings and are open seven days a weeks, so come down for a memorable dining experience in beautiful surrounds.READ MORE

King Sitric in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is a premier seafood restaurant with stunning seaview accommodation, and they have earned an international reputation for their hospitality and fine seafood. This harbourside restaurant offers fresh fish dishes landed daily, expertly prepared by the chef, and they have their own lobster fishermen for a particular favourite on the menu, they cater to parties, groups, weddings, celebrations and more in style with an outstanding wine list. There's the award winning East Cafe Bar for casual dining and socialising as well, open all day for delectable meals including, soups, seafood, platters to share and homemade desserts. King Sitric also offers 8 guest rooms named after lighthouses, and the lapping of the waves will lull you to sleep after a day out exploring and a wonderful meal in the bar or restaurant, there are family rooms, standard rooms, a penthouse and superior rooms, come for their excellence in hospitality, it's all here.READ MORE

Howth Walking Tours in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland welcomes you to join them on their daily tours departing around 11:15am and the walk takes about two and a half hours with groups from 1-8, they can accommodate larger groups with advanced bookings. You will learn much about this picturesque harbour town and its history while on the walk, and you learn all about Howth from an informed and funny local. This Cliff Path Walk from Howth Walking Tours is a leisurely stroll along Howth Harbour, the Cliff path, the old tram line and historic Howth Village, all the while enjoying tales of folklore, myth and legend, stories of kings and queens and even a rockstar or two as they say, it's a charming not to be missed adventure.READ MORE

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The Hurdy Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland in Martello Tower North and offers a fascinating and interesting collection of radios, gramophones and other radio related paraphenalia, and is not run as a commercial enterprise. A team of volunteers provide tours and introductions to the collections, they also host regular events which includes a journey through the history of the city, visiting drinking establishments and more. The Hurdy Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio also has a collections of stamps, telegrams and valves, as well as all manner of artefacts relating to the history of communication in Ireland, come for a memorable visit and walk back in time. READ MORE

Wrights Findlater Bar, Restaurant and Function Rooms in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland offers an award winning experience in the most prominent and iconic building in Howth. The Asgard Restaurant on the first floor boasts stunning views over the harbour and Ireland's Eye, and the menu offers the finest seafood and steaks made by the chef who only sources quality local produce. The warm and inviting contemporary Irish bar on the ground floor serves quality wines, cocktails and simple, stylish food, while the Sky Bar on the second floor is the ideal function space. Wrights Findlater Bar, Restaurant and Function Rooms cater to boutique weddings, coach tours, christenings, engagements parties, birthdays and more in beautiful surrounds, there's also an early bird menu to be enjoyed, and not to be missed Irish nights.READ MORE

El Paso Restaurant in Howth, Dublin, is located in a beautiful fishing village just 10 miles north of Dublin, and if you are looking for fresh seafood, genuine Mexican cuisine or perhaps vegetarian dishes, then this is the restaurant you want to visit. Everything about El Paso Restaurant is real, the excellent food, the warm atmosphere, even the service, which is quick and friendly, and no, there are no sombreros in our restaurant. Our restaurant is fully licensed and we are well stocked with favourite beers, fine wines and spirits, as well as the ever popular margaritas and, of course, sangria, one of El Paso's famous trademarks. Our late bar has live music, and is open on Fridays and Saturdays till about 2.30am. Situated on the scenic Howth Peninsula, Howth is a vibrant fishing village that you would enjoy visiting when touring Ireland, and when you do, we look forward to entertaining you in our friendly Mexican restaurant. READ MORE

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The Brass Monkey in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland welcomes you to this stunning seafood, tapas and European style restaurant and wine bar located on the West Pier with stunning views. They offer a relaxed and fun environment, exceptional service, daily specials, and even serve fresh fish straight from the harbour, and if you like wine the Monkey Bar awaits. They aren't just about fresh seafood, you can order their famous crispy pork belly, chicken dishes, prime sirloin steak, beef burgers, salads and more. The Brass Monkey offers exquisite hot seafood platters which change daily, catch of the day, traditional beer battered fish and chips, mixed tapas platters and much more, and there's an early bird menu and something for the little monkeys. They regularly host events, and groups are welcome, plus there are great specials, come for your dining and drinking pleasure.READ MORE

Howth Yacht Club Ltd. at Howth Harbour in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland dates all the way back to 1895 and today boasts a modern award winning clubhouse, offers activities and the largest sailing membership in Ireland and the United Kingdom. They offer training courses for members and visitors including summer sailing courses, and junior sailing programmes, and organise and run sailing events, plus have very active keelboat and dinghy racing fleets. Howth Yacht Club Ltd. is also famous for the world's oldest one-design racing keelboat class, with the original boats that came to the harbour in 1898 still being raced today along with thirteen other historical boats, all together known as the Howth Seventeen. There's also a 250 berth marina with winter berthing facilities, fuel, diese, crane and cradle, drying out pad, laundry, water, electricity, showers and changing rooms.READ MORE