Avoca Handweavers in Avoca

avoca handle avers is one of the most visited centres in wicklow its just like stepping back in time too the 19th centre full of old buildings as a bus driver I do be here quite a bit and always a pleasure too be here

The tour is really nice. Alan is a truly passionate man about the Avoca history and a great tour guide, very engaging. We went on a Sunday so unfortunately couldn’t see the weavers working. Apart from that, not worth the long drive. Overpriced cafe with awful pastries (not the Avoca standard you usually expect), plus rude and unwelcoming staff. The store is similar to the others around Dublin, also overpriced China made products

Lovely coffee ☕ and cakes. Had a look around the shops some lovely gift ideas.

A bite nosey because of the machine, nice colours of the wool.

Highly recommend visiting Avoca Mill, the tour was fantastic, Allan our tour guide was incredibly informative and knowledgeable.

Over 20 years ago, I bought this vibrant woolen coat with hood from Avoca Handweavers, originally purchased from The Irish Store in Riveredge, NJ USA (long since closed) and have received bless use, joy, compliments and inspiration from the wonder fuchsia-pink-royal blue-green and purple hood and trim lining and separate scarf! It’s got a wide cut so it fits perfectly over my suits and fancy jackets when I go to work events and evenings on the town. This gorgeous coat is certainly a part of my legacy now!! People see the bright colors and know good things are coming their way! 🥰I would soooo love to find this tartan in other products… can anyone out there identify what it’s called and let me know? Thanks!!

a huge complex with plenty of parking, the cafe was very popular, as was the gift section, upstairs is worth a look where you will find discounted items.

The original Avoca Hand weavers, quaint, shopping area small and restricted range as result - products mixed and cluttered. O real definition, and of course typical Avoca, over priced! Staff were friendly and polite, the coffee shop takes up a large percentage of the property serving artisan style food, quality was reasonable but definitely over priced for what was on offer, slice quiche with 3 simple salads, & coffee nearly €20!

Visited Santa here. Great experience and great cafe.

Beautiful setting and a great place to find out the history of the weavers and the Avoca story.