If you’re planning on joining us at this year’s Bray Jazz Festival you’re going to need to eat, and perhaps also thinking of staying overnight?  Below is a list of some eating out, and staying around suggestions that might be helpful.

EATING OUT IN BRAY

Daata Tandoori, Strand Road.  Tel. (01) 286 5071

Platform Pizza, Strand Road, Bray.  Tel. (01) 538 4000 

Dockyard 8, Bray Harbour.  Tel. (01) 276 1795

Butler & Barry Gastrobar, Bray Seafront. Tel. (01) 286 5413

Mount Everest of Kathmandu, 1234 Main St, Bray.  Tel. (01) 272 3331

Tower Bistro at The Martello Hotel, Strand Road, Bray. Tel. (01) 286 8000

Betelnut Cafe, Mermaid Arts Centre, Main St, Bray.  Tel. (01) 2724030

Pink Salt, Main St – Tel (01) 561 1777

Sanam Tandoori, Castle Street, Bray  Tel. (01) 286 5337

McGettigans at The Royal Hotel, Main St, Bray.  Tel. (01) (01) 286 2935P

CowFish, Strand Road – Tel. (01) 908 1111​

The Glenview Hotel, Glen of the Downs, Delgany. Tel. (01) 287 3399

If you wish to travel further afield there are lots of eating out options on the fringes of Bray, including Fernhouse Restaurant at Avoca Handweavers in Kilmacanogue, Pigeon House in Delgany, Three Qs, Jaipur Restaurant, The Hungry Monk, The Happy Pear, and Bochelli’s Restaurant in Greystones (to name just some),  and various others in Shankill and Enniskerry villages.

PLACES TO STAY

The Martello Hotel, Strand Road, Bray

The Wilton Hotel, Southern Cross Route, Bray

The Strand Hotel, Strand Road, Bray

The Glenview Hotel, Glen of the Downs, Delgany 

Bellevue Restaurant, Horse & Hound, Delgany 

You can also check out www.bray.ie for information on other hotel and guest house accommodation options. There are also too many great restaurants in Greystones to list individually!

Also check out the Visit Wicklow Accommodation Guide