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Top 10 Pub food in Bray, Province of Leinster, Ireland
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Bray. Bray (Irish: Bré, meaning "hill", formerly Brí Chualann) is a coastal town in north County Wicklow, Ireland. It is situated about 20 km (12 mi) south of Dublin city centre on the east coast. It has a population of 32,600 making it the fourteenth largest urban area in all of Ireland and the ninth largest urban area within the Republic of Ireland (at the 2016 census).
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10. Ardmore Bar
Reviewed By thisdrinkinglife
This place was buzzing, of all the pubs that we visited this had the biggest crowd in. Very jovial atmosphere, nice pints, good craic, has a nice décor going on, not a bad place with a good friendly vibe to it. Liked it.
9. The Coach Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Family friendly pub restaurant serving fantastic locally produced food and great drinks.new a la carte menu available and carvery lunch served seven days per week food served all day 9.30am to 9.30 pm.live bands every weekend great friendly service.Very p
Reviewed By max n
Good old pub on the main bray road as you enter bray shortly after you exit on the Shankill side of bray motorway exit ,place is consistent and has been there for a long timeThanks for taking the time to review us . New menu starting soon would appreciate opinions , Jim
8. The Hibernia
Overall Ratings
3 based on 71 reviews
The Hibernia is a family owned, family run pub est. 1982. Appealing to tourists and the local community alike. With traditional Irish music on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday evenings and the best of up and coming live bands at the weekend. Come in and dine
Reviewed By AmKreuz86
Iâm confused as to why there are complaints about bad customer service from some here. As an outsider, every time Iâve been in Iâve been treated with great service!Itâs full of interesting people, great drinks and good memories.Whenever Iâm back in Bray, itâs the first place Iâll go! 10/10!Thanks you for your lovely review @Amkreuz86We pride ourselves on our customer service.Thank you from all the Team @TheHiberniaBray
7. The Coach House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
The Coach House, Roundwood, Co.Wicklow is one of the finest and highest pub restaurants in the Garden County. This award winning Irish Pub is close to Glendalough, Laragh, Enniskerry, Bray, Wicklow Town and the breathtaking scenery of Brittas Bay Beach, S
Reviewed By 187pa
Eighty of us eat there after a family Christening. The food was delicious and plenty on the menu to choose from. There was a lot of people eating and drinking watching the GAA matches. We had a room to ourselves and it's very kid friendly with an enclosed Yard besides where we were eating so the kids could run and play. The Roundwood lake is a short distance away and the scenery is out of this world. It's easy to see why they call Wicklow the garden of Ireland. The staff were well able to deal with all their customers. There were a good few babies with us and there was no problem when it came to hearing babies bottles.
6. Jim Doyle & Sons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By LilMalteaser
I'll start by saying that during my childhood we visited Bray a couple of times each summer and always ate dinner in Jim Doyles. Having lost my Grandad recently I wanted to take another trip out and do some of the things we used to including dinner here.It was yesterday, a bank holiday Sunday and we arrived for a drink and food at around 3pm and although the place was busy outside it wasn't full indoors yet we were left waiting nearly 20 minutes for service, we asked for a food menu and were told immediately that the kitchen was closed but they'd be taking orders in about half an hour. Meanwhile we were seeing plenty of plates of food being brought to other tables, but we waited the half an hour and asked again for a menu and were told that they were still not taking orders but would in half an hour, we asked could we get a menu just to browse and the guy never came back to us. We were drinking so didn't mind the wait but a short time later we overheard, we were at no point told this, that there was a huge backlog on food so the kitchen couldn't take any more orders for a while so we decided to head down to the arcade for a while.We came back maybe an hour and a half later to be told that the kitchen was completely out of food and wouldn't be serving again that day - now I understand that it was a busy day but given the fact that it was a bank holiday and the weather had been forecast I would have assumed that a seafront pub would have been fully prepared to cater for the customers, that is not my main issue with yesterday though. I was actually disgusted with the service, the staff were not pleasant or helpful, they at no point informed us, or those around us who also asked for food, what the situation actually was and we were continually fobbed off when we simply could have gone elsewhere for food. This place is completely different to the Jim Doyles I visited so frequently a number of years ago and not in a good way, I am so disappointed to see this place run so badly and just don't see myself returning again, I'd rather not ruin any more fond memories of the place.Hi LilMalteaser,Firstly, we would like to sincerely apologise that you felt let down on this occasion. We can assure you this is not up to our usual standards and we have shared your feedback with the whole team.While we were lucky enough to get beautiful weather this bank holiday weekend, it meant we were much busier than expected and there was a considerable pressure put on the kitchen. With so many orders, the team really had to work to get everything out, so we had to take measures to control the orders coming through. We also apologise for the wait that you felt, with things being so busy there was room for human error and we tried our best to accomodate everyone! We would invite you to visit us again, and experience the true Jim Doyle's!Jim Doyle & Sons
Most Popular Irish food in Bray, Province of Leinster, Ireland
5. O'Sullivan's Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By darkel45
Went up here with wife and son for some food. Home made nachos for starter between us, large one was plenty for us, lovely!!! Fish and chips was so good. All the food going out looked really good. Staff so friendly, barman, bald head and beard, was extra helpfull.Food bit more expensive than usual pub grub.Overall, really enjoyed this place.
Most Popular Bar food in Bray, Province of Leinster, Ireland
4. McGettigan's Bray
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
The very first McGettigan's Irish Pub was opened in Dublin in 1964 by Donegal man Jim McGettigan. In 2010, McGettigan's started its journey around the world. After opening pubs in the UAE, Singapore, and New York, McGettigan's arrived in Bray. Visit us at
Reviewed By jeandublinm
Just had a Fantastic Steak Sandwich In this lovely restaurant. It was exceptionally tasty and cooked to perfection with triple cooked chips. Compliments to the chef. I will return for more. Our waitress was Susie - she was lovely and looked after us so well.
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3. The Wild Goose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
The Wild Goose Bray brings you atmosphere like no other. Winner of Best Newcomer in the Irish Restaurant Awards. We have amazing food, drinks, live music and sport.
Reviewed By Ardvarkreviews
Had previously eaten in the grey goose about 2 months ago. My partner suggested we go out for a bit off dinner and I said we will go back to the grey goose. On arrival it was quieter than previous visit and was surprised with it being fathers day. So sat at a table and observed 3-4 Staff standing at the bar and one waitress floating back and forward looking busy doing nothing. After a few minutes of being ignored I got up and grabbed a couple of menus by the cashier point where waitress was standing and went back to our table and after a further 10 mins or so and still not even an attemp from any staff to see if we wanted to order or want a drink we decided it best to leave as the service (Or lack off) was atrocious. Very disappointed after previous visit. Perhaps Management need to invest in more staff training before bad staff ruin this business altogether .Hi there - thanks very much for this feedback - we were busy on Father's Day so may we ask was it the Wild Goose in Bray Co Wicklow that you visited or The Grey Goose in Drogheda, Louth? If ourselves, please message back so we can chat. Thanks in advance.
2. The Martello Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 759 reviews
Bar food , breakfast, lunch and dinner
Reviewed By Ppoupore
We found Martello an excellent breakfast choice, especially for our vegan traveler, as they had interesting animal free choices that turned out to be not only beautifully presented but delicious. The service and ambiance were both quite nice. Recommend!Hi Ppoupore,Thank you for much for leaving a great review of our breakfast! We are delighted that we were able to accommodate you all, especially your vegan companion. Hopefully we will see you again to try another delicious meal from our menus!Kind regardsCathy
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1. Butler and Barry Gastrobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
A GASTROBAR unlike any other, - award winning Butler & Barry will leave you wanting more. From the most enviable location on the east coast, our guests enjoy exceptional food and drinks served with stunning ocean views. Voted best Gastro Pub and Best Rest
Reviewed By Carl C
This is a really good spot for lunch Food is good , sometimes great ( but even the not great dishes are above average)Staff are really nice , very friendly , efficient and knowledgeable .The view is spectacular ( if you get a window table) The bad stuff : Too many screaming kids for my liking The place could do with a good deep clean .All in all though would definitely return.Hey Carl and thank you for your 4 star review! We appreciate the feedback too on both counts and look forward to welcoming you back. Please always request a quieter table and we will always try to accommodate.
