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Top 10 Places to Eat

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  • 1. King Sitric

    Right at the end of Howth’s harbourfront is this respected restaurant. The freshest seafood is on offer in comfortable surroundings. Good views from the first floor. Reservations essential.

  • 2. Avoca Café Powerscourt

    A simply decorated café serving the Avoca kitchens’ well-tested fare. Spread over a number of large rooms, the acoustics can be a bit wearing when it’s full. Wonderful views from the terrace (see Powerscourt Estate).

  • 3. Hungry Monk

    A slightly quirky but high-quality restaurant, specializing in game and fish. A new wine bar on the ground floor is an excellent addition to the village.

  • 4. Oscar Taylor’s

    Situated on the Portmarnock coast road, this restaurant offers good food, and fabulous views of Lambay Island and the Malahide Estuary.

  • 5. Poppies

    Cheap and cheerful cottage-style restaurant that looks and feels like an English tearoom. Generous portions of reliable home cooking.

  • 6. Brasserie Na Mara

    A very special restaurant in what used to be the Customs Hall. Lots of space and light with high ceilings and attractive decor. The seafood menu is delicious.

  • 7. Café Mao’s

    The same idea as the original restaurant in Chatham Row (see MAO); the space here is bigger and airier – very much suited to the style of the food.

  • 8. Cavistons

    This small, smart restaurant has a reputation for producing mouth-watering fish dishes. It is only open for lunch but has three sittings, so the last can run into an early supper.

  • 9. 40 Foot

    Named after the traditional bathing area on Sandycove shore, this trendy bar-restaurant has magnificent views of Dublin Bay. Up-to-the-minute style and delicious food.

  • 10. Kish

    This purpose-built restaurant beside an apartment development is elegant but informal and the food is outstanding. Good-value lunch menu.

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