The Upper Deck Howth is an Irish restaurant in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland with stunning harbour location, and here locally sourced good food with views will delight. Mouthwatering starter choices include creamy seafood chowder, homemade soup of the day, various chicken wings, classic prawn cocktail, deep fried calamari, steamed mussels and more, and delectable mains of homemade beef burgers, fish of the day, classic fish and chips, slow roasted lamb shank, roast chicken breasts, pasta, BBQ back ribs, striploin steak and much more all offer tempting delights for the palate. The Upper Deck Howth also has an early bird menu and they serve wines as well as drinks from the bar, an amazing dining experience awaits above the Waterside, see you at the harbour.READ MORE

Dublin Bay Cruises offers direct sailings between Dun Laoghaire and Howth and award winning cruises ideal for corporate events and private parties. Enjoy stunning views and landscape on your cruises, Dublin Mountains, islands, Baily lighthouse and so much more, Dublin Bay awaits to share with you her unsurpassed beauty and splendour, it's the best way to enjoy the city from a unique perspective as they say. Dublin Bay Cruises offer round trips and combination cruises aboard the St Bridget with 26 meter steel hull, and all crew trained to the highest standards, and they provide the best marine passenger service for cherished cruise memories and celebrations, let the adventures begin.READ MORE

The Abbey Tavern in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is a world famous 16th century traditional Irish pub with exquisite food menus and entertainment. The venue is also available for hire, and they have a wide range of private rooms suitable for all event types including weddings, Christmas parties, corporate events, family events, and live events, and the well equipped meeting rooms are available for indoor and outdoor activities with a range of catering options. Delicious meals are served throughout the day from exquisite choices of soups, salads, chowders, seafood and fish dishes, classic mains and succulent grills, they also have gourmet sandwiches, pasta and vegetarian dishes with sides. The Abbey Tavern also hosts Ireland's longest running traditional Irish show with meals, drinks, Irish music and dance, and in this historical location, the dancers perform some of Ireland’s oldest dance routines. There are 4 satellite boxes, 7 HD screens and subscriptions to all of the major sports channels, so come one, come all. READ MORE

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

The Howth Express in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland welcomes you to go loco on one of their guided train tours while enjoying the stunning scenery of the beautiful Howth Peninsula. With live commentary sharing Howths rich history and culture, and entertaining you with local lore and legend it's a not to be missed journey of fun and adventure on the called O'Malley. The Howth Express stops at the National Transport Museum located in the Howth Castle grounds, and you can view the fascinating old vehicles spanning more than a century and even a fully restored old Howth tram. Tours run daily from the bus stop on Harbour road, and are ideal for educational journeys and groups, come on board.READ MORE

At the Bloody Stream Howth located at the Howth Railway Station everything is great, from the atmosphere to the food to the Craic, and this traditional Irish Bar and seafood restaurant welcomes you to a great visit with great music. They are the ideal venue for all sorts of parties and celebrations, and can cater to groups large and small with a number of areas available for hire including the private garden bar. The interior is warm and welcoming, and the quality meals prepared fresh daily from an a la carte menu include choices of delectable starters, mains of mouthwatering perfectly done steaks, burgers and seafood, sides and sandwiches, and specials include oysters and a seafood platter. The Bloody Stream Howth with Mediterranean-style beer garden offers live music every weekend and is a not to be missed venue for all things great.READ MORE

The National Transport Museum of Ireland located in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland in the Heritage Depot, Howth Demesne, offers an outstanding collections of vehicles with the oldest dating all the way back to 1883. There are five main categories of vehicles, namely passenger, commercial, fire and emergency, military and utility. The National Transport Museum of Ireland also have an extensive collection of equipment, artefacts, documents and other items, as well as photographs and the displays are regularly extended and updated, so there's always something new and fascinating to see, Howth has buses, lorries, trucks, trams, tractors, fire engines and more spanning more than a century.READ MORE

Deep Restaurant in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland offers a sublime seafood experience specialising in all things fishy as they say, and fresh seasonal dishes of sustainably sourced food provide a world fusion of delights. The menu is fresh and interesting, beautifully presented with their local fisherman providing the lobster and crab, and the venison coming from an independent farmer, and all mouthwatering desserts are made on site by the patisserie chef, there's also an amazing early bird menu which runs all day and night. Deep Restaurant also hosts celebrations and events for lunch or dinner parties, and can even supply the cake, plus they can cater at your home or venue, come for the divine, and must try signature dishes including the calamari and affordable seafood platters, they also cater to landlubbers, it's all here.READ MORE

Il panorama cafe in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is an Italian and Australian run cafe and winebar where they appreciate the importance of the little things like a good freshly brewed coffee enjoyed with a danish or croissant. They also have an excellent wine list offering a great selection of Italian or Australian wines which you can enjoy with your meals. The menu delights with exquisite breakfast choices from bagels to bruschetta, poached eggs, scones and croissants, and there's a mouthwatering choice of paninis, exquisite pizzas and other Italian dishes, enjoyed with yourt drink of choice. Il panorama cafe offers a wonderful blend of Italian flare and Australian sporty with a laid back attitude as they say, it's the kind of place you'll return to time and again.READ MORE

Howth Horse Trekking welcomes you to come enjoy Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland by horseback with unique horse trekking experiences one on one, and you'll tour and adventure over the furze covered summit of stunning Howth Peninsula. Treks generally last an hour depending on riding experience and there are several to choose from including riding the cliff paths or trekking up the West Mountain to the real Summit, there's also a trek down Cowbooter Lane to Balscadden Bay, or a ride on the beach tides permitting. Howth Horse Trekking is just you and your experienced guide on a magical journey of wonder riding a wonderful even temepered horse, experienced riders may choose their own horse. They also offer horse and carriage rides, come experience Howth from a new perspective as they say.READ MORE