This restaurant and tapas bar is a mecca for seafood lovers in Skerries. Serving terrific tapas in a thoroughly chilled out environment, the Brick House really delivers on all counts. The location is to die for (lunch on the terrace on a warm, sunny day and enjoy your superb sea views) and every item on the menu is prepared and served with tender loving care. From the crab cakes, to the battered fillets and risottos, this place really stands high above the crowd. Come see what the fuss is all about and you may even be lucky enough to catch a live music gig!

Stoops is one of Skerries most beloved eateries, for more than a single reason. First of all, it’s located right on the harbour; on a superbly sunny day you really could do no better than head here for lunch. Secondly, Stoops is devoted to serving only locally grown, fished and farmed fare, making it any meal an organically divine affair. Fresh, simple and wholesome is the credo here and, we must say, it seems to work a treat. Stoops is open every day for lunch and dinner but don’t take booking so don’t wait until you’re absolutely ravenous before you arrive. The chowder comes highly recommended.

Redbank is known as one of the fancier dining choices in Skerries and certainly delivers on its promise of mouth-watering haute cuisine. If you fancy a special night out of fine dining and drinking, this may just be the place you’re looking for. Service is impeccable as is the quality and presentation of food. Masterfully crafted, the meal you enjoy at Redbank could very well be the best culinary experience you’ll have in a while. Whether it’s a three-course dinner you fancy, or just a light brunch or afternoon sweety delight, pop in for visit. We promise you won’t regret it.

Keanes is one of Skerries’ most popular lounge bars, and is often included in Dublin’s best pub scene list. The Guinness is perfection, the atmosphere welcoming and jovial and if you don’t end up spending hours on end chatting to locals here, there’s a good chance you’re doing something wrong.

DiVino continues Skerries’ devotion to its multi-cultural heritage, by offering a unique range of regional Italian fare, offered in small tapas-like servings. By combining the two most beloved aspects of Mediterranean cuisine (small but oh so tasty!), DiVino brings innovative cooking to a whole new level. This is just one of the many reasons this trendy joint continues to rate as the best restaurant in Skerries on Tripadvisor.

Fancy a little taste of Paris in Skerries? Then don’t miss your chance to savour mouth-watering French pastries and equally delicious Irish treats at this incredibly gorgeous seaside cafe. Although Jacques does boast an incredibly stunning setting, gifting breathtaking coastal views, it’s the service and produce offered which makes it a splendid eating out choice in Skerries.

Skerries’ best Indian restaurant is revered for serving top-quality meals using only the freshest ingredients. Infinitely popular (yes, you really should book in advance), Bombay House prides itself on delivering a culinary experience which embodies the diversity of Indian cuisine. Take-away is also available, so if your days of exploration in Skerries leave you depleted of energy, feel free to come in, grab a scrumptious meal on the go and retreat to your home away from home.

Olive has simply gotten better and better. The combination of deli and cafe they have operated since 2013 allows them complete control over sourcing and cooking for their cafe menus, so the provenance of everything in Olive is simply blue chip: you just cannot buy better foods than the artisan goodies you will find proudly displayed and cooked here, all of them chosen with fastidious attention to detail. A great, hard-working team back the tireless efforts of the owners, and Olive is a precious part of Skerries.

With our thatched roof, whitewashed walls and superb traditional style bar, lounge & restaurant, our setting is a picture to behold. Set in the heart of Ireland’s agricultural hub, our close proximity to the airport and motorway make us an ideal first stop or as a stop-off point for lunch or coffee and a scone on your excursions around the many castles, golf courses and excellent other amenities of interest in the Fingal region.

In a great harbourside location in Skerries, Blue hits the spot for casual dining, a lively night out with friends, after work cocktails or just wasting away the weekend