Summit Inn in Dublin

I just had lunch at this hotel restaurant. The venue features typical Irish pub decor, lots of wood and soft lighting. The fish soup I ate was really excellent. Tourist area for the Howth Cliff Walk, but having been there in November the area and consequently the place were not very busy. Professional the staff.

There's outdoor seating, making it a great place to sit, rest, and grab a bite to eat after completing the Hoss Trail.

Fish and chips were great, loved the ambiance and decor in the restaurant

The restaurant provides food and drink in the port town. The food is delicious, and the Guinness is good too ;) We didn't use the rooms.

Felt as a tourist trap. Came here for a lunch, while visiting the area. The atmosphere was amazing - as it is always in Irish pubs and places. Tons of details, wooden furniture, many things to see, cozy. The food I can’t properly evaluate. I tried the Howth Chowder and Shepards pie. And as much as the Chowder was good, the pie was equivalently as bad. Let’s start with the positives - Chowder. Big portion, creamy, hot and nice. I especially liked the smoked fish pieces inside - that made the flavor rich. And a piece of bread on the side is a great addition. The Shepards pie (daily special) on the other had was very bland. It lacked salt, spices and flavor and tasted like it was just unfrozen. The salad on the side was also weird - a tiny portion covered in cheap mayonnaise. Big portion, but I could not finish it. Maybe stick to the main menu and do not experiment with daily items. The service was ok. A bit pushy - the waiter really tried to sell the signature wings (which were more expensive than other items). When I asked, if I should get smth else with the soup, he insisted I should - was it my miscalculation or his desire to sell more will remain a mystery. But it felt bad to waste the food (even though the pie was meh). The prices are also higher, than usual and thus I can’t call this visit a good value for money. Overall, it was not bad, but that pie devastated my experience.

We only ate here. The food was recommended to us but we found the chowder bland. The soup of the day was a potato leek and it was better. We had gone up to the summit (highly recommend) and were coming back down for lunch. I think there were better options closer to town. But the ambiance was lovely and the view was quite nice.

We loved food, atmosphere and the personnel here! Fish and chips was crunchy and tasty, and the personnel made us feel at home Strongly recommends to everyone who wants to eat good pub food (but also pasta) and enjoy a beer

A really quaint pub with super delicious food.

Just what the doctor ordered after leading a hike along the cliffs on a tiny breakfast. Service was swift and friendly and the roast chicken breast and creamed potatoes

Lovely sunny lunch which was served quickly. Lovely staff and a great spot after a cliff walk, which in my opinion is Dublin's best kept secret. And you can bring your dog!