Directory

The iconic four-star Grand Hotel Dublin in the heart of Malahide, is a unique seaside retreat while also being convenient to the attractions of Dublin City Centre, just 15 minutes from Dublin International Airport and 5 minutes from the M50/M1 motorways.

With some of the best views in Howth, 30 Church Street serves delicious wood-fired pizza, the best of Irish beef and the freshest of Irish seafood.

The Abbey Tavern is a world famous traditional Irish pub, restaurant and entertainment venue with a unique 16th century location.

Aqua is an award winning seafood restaurant located at the very end of Howth’s West Pier in a building with a long and apt history, Aqua has the best seat in town with legendary views across Howth Sound to the island of Ireland’s Eye.

Beshoff Bros provides its customers with the tastiest, highest-quality fish n’ chips in Dublin.

Beshoff's the Market features the freshest fish & shellfish, organic produce, seafood grill and café.

Crabby Jo's is the newest venture by Wrights of Howth. Located adjacent to their renowned seafood shop on the West Pier in Howth, this family orientated restaurant is designed to be an informal dining spot serving quality food at reasonable prices.

East is The King Sitric’s little sister. Located in the old wine cellar of the restaurant and spilling onto the terrace for all day casual seafood dining.

A traditional Irish bar & seafood restaurant in the heart of Howth village.

Aidan MacManus opened The King Sitric in 1971 with a commitment to source and serve the best of fish and shellfish that Ireland has to offer.

McNeills of Howth is located on Main Street in the beautiful scenic fishing village of Howth.

Octopussy’s provides a slice of Mediterranean life for locals and a taste of home for visitors.