Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Glendalough

"If the hustle and bustle of Dublin's city centre is getting to you and you would prefer to take your Guinness with a scenic panorama then head up to Ireland's 'highest' pub, Johnny Fox's in the Dublin mountains. The drive is about half an hour but you can take the Express Bus from several central locations to arrive in time for service and leaving after last orders. The pub features live traditional music every evening and its famous 'Hooley Night' features a top dance act; a welcome alternative to the city's busy pubs."

"This restaurant only opened a few weeks before COVID-19 forced Dublin into a lockdown; nevertheless it is a gorgeous spot for brunch. The way they plate their food is practically an art form and their recipes are both original and delicious. Try sharing the pancakes and having a savoury dish as well."

"This restaurant only opened a few weeks before COVID-19 forced Dublin into a lockdown; nevertheless it is a gorgeous spot for brunch. The way they plate their food is practically an art form and their recipes are both original and delicious. Try sharing the pancakes and having a savoury dish as well."

"Often described as a wonderful place to escape for a great day out, Killruddery is conveniently located on the outskirts of the capital where Dublin meets Wicklow.There’s so much to see and explore. Nature has never been more relaxing with leisurely walks in one of Ireland’s most renowned gardens, filled with beautiful planting and wooded areas, water features and distinctive outdoor rooms."