A warm and welcoming interior with an old-fashioned feel, an open turf-burning fireplace, classic signage and characterful bric-a-brac stirring memories of a bygone era are just some of the atmospheric features of The Bloody Stream.
Add the warm atmosphere and idyllic surroundings with an extensive menu that includes mouth-watering seafood dishes made from catches landed locally,
a Mediterranean-style beer garden and a rich diversity of live music every evening and you have all the elements that make The Bloody Stream a very special venue indeed.
Part of the Wright Bar Group that also includes Findlaters of Howth, Wrights Cafe Bar in Swords and The Angler’s Rest in the Strawberry Beds at Chapelizod, Gilbert & Wright’s in Malahide, Swords and Dun Laoghaire, not forgetting The Wright Venue.
The Bloody Stream is named after the stream over which it is built and which was stained by blood from battles with the Danes during the Norman Invasion in the 12th Century.
Hospitality is a watchword at The Bloody Stream - it’s a great place to stop off at for food, atmosphere and craic. The extensive menu includes mouth-watering seafood dishes for which the Wright name is synonymous - they use only the freshest ingredients.
The Mediterranean style beer gardens are perfect for those summer afternoons listening to great music & enjoying a drink. The Bloody Stream caters for tour groups visiting Howth, private & corporate parties and all social or sporting events.
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