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The Bloody Stream (at the Dart station) or the newly refurbished King Sitric are well worth a visit. All offer non-seafood dishes for the meat lover or vegetarian diner.
Fans of genuine mexican food will find the relaxed atmosphere and authentic recipes at El Paso restaurant (Harbour Road) a real delight.
For pasta and pizza lovers there's real pasta dishes on offer at Casa Pasta located on Harbour Road.
Findlater/Wrights offers excellent bar food in their newly refurbished establishment while upstairs their intimate but stylish restaurant has choice food with breathtaking views of howth harbour/marina.
The Four Earls at Deer Park Hotel is also worth a visit sitting atop the grounds of Howth castle.
More traditional fare including mouthwatering steaks, great seafood and an extensive menu can be found at The Wheelhouse on Harbour Road opposite the waterfront.
Good food-in a good pub-is hard to come by but for value and quality the extensive menu and fine fare served at Krugers Lounge(opposite Howth Church) is not to be missed-restaurant quality at pub prices. You won't leave hungry.
For soup and sandwiches as well as fresh ice cream and coffee Mauds Café is a real treat.
Oh yeah, if you missed a table at any of the above you can catch a fishy bite at Howth's very own Beshoffs specialists in fresh Fish n Chips.
Dee Gees opposite the Dart station is just the spot for that all day breakfast or long lunch.
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