Avoca Handweavers in Avoca

A lovely café and souvenir shop

Stopped here recently for a bit of food and visiting the avoca shop. Food was amazing very fresh. Lovely shop lots of handcrafted clothes pottery etc. Well worth stopping. Very friendly staff

Great little tour today, fantastic value and Alan was very informative!!

We did the tour which we found was very interesting and informative. Brought the process to life!

Called for coffee- ordered pot of tea ' coco cola and 2 sandwiches! Service was efficient but abrupt and bread on both sandwiches was stale- left uneaten sandwich behind and threw other in the waste bin. Ladies in clothes shop were excellent and very helpful and pleasant.Overall an ok experience but would'nt rush back

Took the weaving tour and it was great!

We visited the shop and took the guided tour with Kyle, and we loved it. We were wondering if it was worth the detour, but it definitely was. I highly recommend the tour; it costs 8 euros and lasts about 30 minutes, but it's the best way to learn about the incredible history and process of this place, and to appreciate the pieces even more. The workshop and the rooms you visit are beautiful. The shop has some wonderful things and a very interesting section of discounted items. Thank you!

This is an incredible experience. One of the original mills (Est:1723) still operating today. They perfected the dying process for wools and other linens, and fabrics. The history is worth visiting and touring the facility. Beautify woven bedding, scarfs, throws and more.

Very interesting how it all went in the past. The current clothing, etc., still looks great.

Glenealy Mens Shed had a wonderful day in Avoca Mill today.A lovely tour with a young knowledgable man named Kyle and a delicious lunch in the cafe afterwards .Staff were lovely and couldnt do enough for us .Would definately recommend