Avoca Malahide in

Love stopping here, the food is super tasty and nutritious.

A lot of nice, but overpriced things. If you're filthy rich and like fancy stuff, this is a place for you.

Avoca at Malahide Park is a must-visit. Located in the beautiful grounds of Malahide Castle, it offers a stylish shop with clothing, homewares, gifts, and a fantastic food market. The café serves delicious fresh dishes and treats, with an outdoor terrace overlooking the gardens. Perfect for a relaxed meal after exploring the park.

After enjoying the 30- 35 walk around the scenic grounds of Malahide castle ( free around the castle), Avoca shop offers a great selection of clothing, souvenirs and the like of all things Irish. Make sure to pit stop for a coffee, a salad, a lunch or a dinner in the cafe. We went for breakfast outdoors in the courtyard area. Nice breeze, atmosphere and worldly feel with such a mix of young, old and all backgrounds from all parts of the globe.

A pleasant and spacious shop where you feel at ease while browsing

It would be 5 stars if there was more gluten free options. Lovely food but my friend was limited in what she could have being gluten intolerant.

I’m a big fan of Avoca, I love their food and especially their salads. On a visit to Avoca in Malahide yesterday I was a bit disappointed though. Firstly, they still have not found a way to have a dog friendly section for the cafe. In a park full of people walking their dogs yesterday it seemed a real shame. We ended up getting a take away and sitting outside which I honestly didn’t mind, it was such a beautiful day and we had a lovely picnic on the grass with our dog next to us in the shade. But I was disappointed that the portions of salad given seemed very small compared to what I’ve been given in the past #shrinkflation

Lovely salads, tasteful cakes and an enchanting atmosphere!

Lovely for a bite to eat, quick and healthy options, great coffee and gorgeous shop for both groceries and clothing/homeware?

Lovely Avoca gift shop. Beautiful range of products. Pro Tips: - Check the clothing tags as not everything is Made in Ireland (if that is a priority for you)