The Bloody Stream

Go-to restaurant in Howth

A warm and inviting atmosphere with an old-fashioned feel, an open turf-burning fireplace, classic fascinating bric-a-brac memory of the past is just a few of the characteristics of The Bloody Stream, one of the most charming and famous bars in Dublin's north, which is the known for its hospitality. Adding to this beautiful place is the beer garden Mediterranean-style, live music, a broad menu of fresh seafood, and other delicacies each weekend. To know more about The Bloody Stream click on the title above.

Located just below Howth DART station, its live music and late-night bar create a real party atmosphere that has proved to be a big attraction for locals as well as travelers from Dublin city center. In the heart of the picturesque town of Howth and its impressive harbor, The Bloody Stream has plenty of parking nearby and is particularly popular with tourist groups. It's the ideal spot for those looking for great food and drink in a friendly setting, with the indefinable "craic" usually a good measure. Hospitality is a watchword for The Bloody Stream. The comprehensive menu contains mouth-watering seafood dishes that in a proper blend of the freshest ingredients.

Whether your taste in music is for traditional Jazz, Irish, Mainstream, or Blues popular each evening. The Bloody Stream has something different to offer each and every time you visit. The Mediterranean style beer gardens are perfect for those summer afternoons listening to great music & enjoying a drink. The Bloody Stream caters to tour groups visiting Howth, private & corporate parties, and all social or sporting events.

This place is my favorite restaurant to-go-to when in Howth. During this pandemic, they are still open for takeaways giving the best quality food to you.

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Official Website: The Bloody Stream