Skerries Mills in Skerries

Amazing place to visit! Beautiful scenery, lovely people, amazing coffee.

Lovely place to visit in Dublin. You can reach here by the Drogheda - Connolly station commuter train. You can see The old bakery, a water mill and two wind mills. Getting a chance to climb up one of the wind mills was awesome. There’s a farmers market happening near the entrance of the old bakery where you can buy local produce such as jams, cheese, baked goods, handmade soap, cream, essential oils etc. After the tour there’s a cafe on the first floor of the bakery building where you can treat yourself for a meal or a coffee.

Nice atmosphere here, food is good, apple pie is amazing and coffee is good also...well worth visiting

Well worth the visit. Free parking, nice busy cafe and craft shop available upstairs. Tour is highly recommended, very interesting and experienced tour guide.

We visited on a Saturday in Sept and were guided around the bakery, 2 windmills, the water mill which took around an hour. There were other historical artefacts on display. The guide was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable about everything on the site. In the day we're visited there was a small makers market on site. There is a small cafe with delicious cherry scones & gift shop on site.

Charming destination. Food is ok but that’s not the point here. Skerries Mills is a slice of old Dublin and is quite unique in that sense.

A nice stop for those history buffs interested in how folk made flour and used waterpower in the days before electricity or fuel powered engines. The ingenuity of our forefathers is certainly to be admired, and a guided tour is recommended if you want to make the trip worthwhile. The surrounding area is pleasant for a leisurely stroll and in the afternoons, you may be able to catch a school football game. However, Ireland is so full of treasures, if your time is short you may opt for more fascinating historical sites.

Excellent afternoon out, with a very knowledgeable host, "Paddy".

Excellent local attraction. Having done the tour more than once I highly recommend them and there is always something new to learn. The cafe is great as well.

Beautiful gardens, interesting plants - the spot is lovely and the mill is full of history. The next time we'll stop for tea!