Breakfast in Wicklow

flickarius

I'm going to be travelling down the N11 on Saturday morning, can anyone recommend a stop off somewhere for a nice breakfast along the way?
Thanks.

Aenaes

Jack White's or The Beehive. Both are on the the N11, your left hand side travelling South.

vickers209

Bunters Cafe in newtownmountkennedy on main street few mins off main n11 but does be nice

Rasmus

What about Avoca? Indeed nice, if a bit pricey.

slowburner

flickarius wrote: »

I'm going to be travelling down the N11 on Saturday morning, can anyone recommend a stop off somewhere for a nice breakfast along the way?
Thanks.

If you want a thunderingly good fry up, the Good Times cafe in Arklow is wonderful.
You'll need to starve yourself the night before though.

flickarius

Thanks for all the suggestions guys, you've been very helpful, will settle on one of em!

BigMoose

Halpins in Wicklow town does a nice mini (fry) breakfast as does the Yew Tree in Ashford. They do a full breakfast too.

Donkathon

Aenaes wrote: »

Jack White's or The Beehive. Both are on the the N11, your left hand side travelling South.

Taigh that ownes Jack whites is now renting the beehive so same staff in both, both ok for breakfast but nothing special

Rasmus wrote: »

What about Avoca? Indeed nice, if a bit pricey.

& going to put 30 minutes drive onto your journey if your going further south on the n11

slowburner wrote: »

If you want a thunderingly good fry up, the Good Times cafe in Arklow is wonderful.
You'll need to starve yourself the night before though.

this +1, great prices and only about 2 min drive off the motorway
(first Arklow exit heading south, proceed into towards town and you'll past a school on your right. its about 100m past that on the right

BigMoose wrote: »

Halpins in Wicklow town does a nice mini (fry) breakfast as does the Yew Tree in Ashford. They do a full breakfast too.

wicklow town is also going to put + 20/30 minutes drive time out of your way from southbound n11

vicwatson

Lil Doyles is a good job.

Antrim_Man

Donkathon wrote: »

Taigh that ownes Jack whites is now renting the beehive so same staff in both, both ok for breakfast but nothing special

Was in there for Sunday lunch a year ago, what a kip. Hope he has done something with the place. Decor and food both awful.

Thargor

Is there anywhere in Bray at all? I used to go into the little cafe half way between Dunnes and the DART station but they're just firing everything into the microwave now, do any of the pubs do a decent breakfast because all the cafes are just reheated ****3 in my experience.

Antrim_Man

Thargor wrote: »

Is there anywhere in Bray at all? I used to go into the little cafe half way between Dunnes and the DART station but they're just firing everything into the microwave now, do any of the pubs do a decent breakfast because all the cafes are just reheated ****3 in my experience.

There is still a cafe opposite Topaz on the Dublin road. They advertise they have the best breakfast in Bray. Also Molloys do breakfast, Sullivans, in fact to many to list

zoobizoo

There's Coffee & Treats in Bray between the Dunnes and the DART. Full Irish for €6 and I think it's alright.

The Martello also do breakfast so you could watch the sun come up over the sea while you're breakfasting.

LEIN

zoobizoo wrote: »

so you could watch the sun come up over the sea while you're breakfasting.

@ 5am :eek:

heavyballs

the best breckie in Wicklow is in 3Q's on the main street in Greystones,pricey though,bout €11 for the fry but it's not a greasy one,it's top class.

heavyballs

zoobizoo wrote: »

There's Coffee & Treats in Bray between the Dunnes and the DART. Full Irish for €6 and I think it's alright.

The Martello also do breakfast so you could watch the sun come up over the sea while you're breakfasting.

+1 for the Martello,it's a big feed for about €8

Rasmus

zoobizoo wrote: »

There's Coffee & Treats in Bray between the Dunnes and the DART. Full Irish for €6 and I think it's alright.

The Martello also do breakfast so you could watch the sun come up over the sea while you're breakfasting.

In January?

Incognito35

The Romany Stone on the N11 itself serves a good breakfast too.

admiralofthefleet

the good times cafe in arklow does a very nice breakfast

LEIN

Incognito35 wrote: »

The Romany Stone on the N11 itself serves a good breakfast too.

Tried here before and agree.

Gmol

Another vote for the Good Times Cafe in Arklow, lovely place

RosieJoe

You could always do the Biker Breakfast in Eddie Rockets in Arklow.

Gmol

RosieJoe wrote: »

You could always do the Biker Breakfast in Eddie Rockets in Arklow.

Have done that but still would pick the Good Times Cafe, no affiliation with it or anything just thing it is a great cafe

redzer

Stopped off at the Good Times Cafe in Arklow for breakfast yesterday, on the recommendation of above posts. The place was spotless, the staff very friendly and the breakfast was excellent and very well priced. Will call here again.

fleet_admiral

The good times cafe is fantastic, I used to head up every sunday to nurse the hangover. The size of the breakfast and the price you pay for it is amazing

FirstIn

I enjoy breakfast out. It's replaced expensive dinners.

I recommend coffee delights on the southern cross for the best value.
I recommend ocean bar and grill in bray for the best compromise between value and quality.