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The Hazel House

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Rustic mountain café with organic farm-fresh eats, woodwork classes, petting farm, and pizza nights in Dublin's scenic Tibradden—perfect for families, creators, and food lovers seeking authentic Irish countryside charm.

Nestled in the Dublin Mountains at Blackberry Lodge, The Hazel House is a rustic café, woodwork school, petting farm, and craft shop offering seasonal organic fare, wood-fired pizzas, and hands-on workshops amid scenic countryside. Enjoy brunch in fresh mountain air, kids' parties, afternoon tea, or browse homemade preserves and fresh produce from their organic polytunnels. Open daily from 10am, with pizza nights on Fridays.

A brief summary to The Hazel House

  • Blackberry Lodge, Mutton Ln, Tibradden, Co. Dublin, D16 NY78, IE
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  • Duration: 1 to 4 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Mixed
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 10 am-4 pm
  • Tuesday 10 am-4 pm
  • Wednesday 10 am-4 pm
  • Thursday 10 am-4 pm
  • Friday 10 am-9 pm
  • Saturday 10 am-5 pm
  • Sunday 10 am-5 pm
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  • No booking needed for café daytime dining; arrive early on weekends for popular brunch spots.
  • Book afternoon tea and Friday pizza nights in advance; taxi service available for evenings.
  • Prepare for mountain weather at kids' parties; dress in layers for outdoor animal petting and picnics.
  • Gluten-free and vegan options available; inquire about organic polytunnel produce in season.

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Getting There

  • Driving

    25-min drive from Dublin city center via M50 and R115; free parking on-site; 4x4 not needed but mountain roads winding.

  • Public Transport

    Bus 15 or 150 from Dublin city to Rathfarnham (30-45 min, €2-3), then 20-min uphill walk or taxi (€15-20).

  • Taxi/Rideshare

    Uber/taxi from city center 25-35 min, €25-40; request taxi back from venue for evening pizza nights.

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Café & Dining

The Hazel House café embodies rustic charm with a focus on fresh, seasonal, organic ingredients sourced from their on-site farm and polytunnels. Menus rotate with the seasons, featuring brunch, homemade cakes, scones, savory sandwiches, and vegan/gluten-free options. Signature wood-fired pizzas shine during Friday evening pizza and wine nights from 6-9pm, served in the courtyard. Afternoon tea blends homemade treats with prosecco—bookings essential. No reservations needed for daytime dining; simply arrive and savor the mountain-fresh ambiance.[2][1]

Woodwork School & Crafting

Housed in a beautifully refurbished workshop, the woodwork school welcomes adults and children to learn hands-on skills under expert guidance. Craft sessions include creating hanging shapes, fairy doors, medieval weapons, milking stools, or pizza paddles. Ideal for personal enrichment or unique experiences, these classes highlight traditional woodworking in a cozy, inspiring setting amid the Dublin Mountains.[2]

Kids' Parties & Family Fun

Host unforgettable birthdays with woodwork and pizza-making parties for 8-30 children, priced at €25 per child including party bags. Sessions run weekends 11am-1pm or 3-5pm, blending creativity in the workshop with rolling personal pizzas in the wood-fired oven, topped with a birthday cake. Prepare for all weather; a €40 deposit secures your spot. The petting farm adds delight, where kids feed animals freely.[2][3]

Farm, Shop & Events

Explore organic polytunnels for seasonal produce, plants, and flowers, plus an animal area with picnic tables—all free for customers. The shop stocks homemade jams, preserves, sauces, salads, smoked meats, sourdough, and pastries available for delivery or collection. Year-round events like movie nights, craft classes, demonstrations, and fun days enhance the experience in Tibradden's beautiful surroundings.[3][2]

Location & Access

Perched on Mutton Lane in Tibradden, Co. Dublin, this mountain retreat offers invigorating fresh air and trails for walks. Easily reachable yet secluded, it's perfect for day trips from Dublin city, blending rural serenity with family-oriented activities and quality farm-to-table dining.

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