The best restaurants in Bray

15/04/2025: Delighted my my selection for Mother’s Day afternoon tea thank you to the lovely staff for helping me out at the crack of dawn couldn’t believe they actually opened at 7am got out before the town got busy

10/02/2025: Great freshly baked food served by friendly staff. What’s not to like. Multitude of choice.

15/07/2025: A large hotel and a large room with direct access to the parking lot. We parked right in front of the room and had no problems carrying our luggage. The room was quiet and peaceful, as was the surrounding area.

15/07/2025: My tour group and I were accommodated well. The breakfast was great, the rooms were clean, and we had four seperate beds in our room. They did forget to supply us with handsoap, but when we asked they delivered. They even filled up our water bottles for us during breakfast.

23/06/2025: Great music and great atmosphere

19/03/2025: Extremely friendly and a lot of Craic.

09/07/2025: The food is very expensive and the taste leaves much to be desired.

22/06/2025: I had a disappointing and uncomfortable experience at Peter & Monica’s Takeaway / Restaurant on June 22nd, 2025, around 4:00 PM. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a man in chef attire (who appears to be one of the owners, as I later recognized him from the restaurant’s official Facebook photos). I was asked if I was alone, and when I said yes, he told me I couldn’t sit inside because “no tables were available” – even though there were multiple empty tables clearly visible. Instead of seating me at one of those, he pulled a table and chairs out from inside and arranged them on the sidewalk, as if to deliberately separate me from other guests. He also asked me where I was from and whether I ate pork – personal and irrelevant questions that made me feel profiled. I told him I was from the Middle East and only eat chicken. He chose a dish for me as that’s the only options they had available from the menu . While waiting, a small basket of bread was placed on my table. I ate two pieces. A few minutes later, another staff member walked over and silently took the bread basket away, without explanation. It felt demeaning. I calmly asked about the situation. The same man returned with the chicken dish. I told him I no longer wished to eat and preferred to pay and leave. I explained that I came to respectfully order and pay, not to be treated as if I was receiving charity or unworthy of basic hospitality. He then offered to give the meal as takeaway and said I didn’t need to pay. I refused, as I believe it’s wrong to accept food from a place where the service felt discriminatory and dismissive. As someone working in Dublin and interacting frequently with local businesses, this experience was disappointing and out of place in a country as welcoming as Ireland. I hope the restaurant reflects seriously on how it treats guests from diverse backgrounds.