With positive chatter coming through the foodie grapevine, our reviewer was eager to check out Nine on Bray’s Albert Walk
Monkfish, mussel and vegetable broth, creamed potato, vadouvan foam. Photo: Lucinda O’Sullivan
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A few metres from Bray’s Dart station is Albert Walk, a dinky Victorian laneway, which, with its 19th-century houses, has always been home to little artisan shops, cafes and businesses.
I can still remember getting off the train as a child, with my parents, and running through it hoping to get quickly to the other end of Bray’s wonderful Victorian promenade where the ice-creams, amusement arcades and slot machines were. Bray really has two “faces”: on the one hand it’s a very busy business town and on the other it’s a wonderful seaside spot with lots of bars and restaurants.