nice food and nice bits in the shop, make sure you check out upstairs in the gift shop More

I visited Skerries Mills last week and a fantastic day! The mill itself was fascinating and the views were breath taking! In the afternoon i visited the lovely homely bustling restaurant where i had some lovely warm homemade soup and fresh homemade bread. All in all i had a lovely day and i would highly recommend a visit its a... More

This is a lovely place to visit .Great to see the old buildings brought back to life More

Pleasant spacious restaurant with good affordable wholesome food .No problem with car parking.Worth a visit to see the working Mill More

What a fun way to see Santa....in a centuries old restored Mill. The staff places plenty of Christmas-related dioramas and moving displays full of snowmen and nativity scenes to keep children amused while waiting to see Santa. There are also white seals, in honour of Skerries, the seaside town it's in. As a result you can spend more time there... More

This is restored by the good people of County Finegal. It is over 563 years old. Particularly the actual grinding stone in the 4 sail windmill. If you want to teach your children what life was like in the middle ages and where the phrase "been through the mill" comes from, this is it. The guides are simply, without parallel-... More

We went there with my son's class and it was not only very educational but also in a pretty setting and the history is fascinating. It was quite windy and cold, so I imagine it would be even better if it's warm enough to have a picnic outside to enjoy the view more. More

we went to visit the Mills which were great, but the town itself is amazing little seaside town with lovely restaurants, definitly could spend a day in Skerries, reccomend The Blue Bar for lunch, pint in Stoop your Head and then ice cream in Storm in a Tea cup while watching the waves, amazing day out More

nice little cafe, that sells snack and drinks, there is a lovely farmers market on at the weekend too. More