There’s a new addition being welcomed to the scenic coastline of North Wexford…
With the beautiful weather, the new coffee hut is already attracting attention from walkers, swimmers, and coffee lovers alike, as South Beach Brew officially opened its doors in Cahore, County Wexford.
Perfectly positioned beside the South Beach, the charming new coffee hut offers visitors a warm welcome along with freshly brewed coffee, teas, and light refreshments near one of the county’s most picturesque seaside locations.
With the summer season approaching, the new venture is expected to become a popular stop for locals and tourists exploring the area.
South Beach Brew, understood to be operated by Donal Brady and Catriona, enjoys a prime location close to Cahore’s famous cliff walk and beach, making it an ideal place to relax after a coastal stroll or an early morning swim.
Visitors walking the cliff route can easily find the café by turning right at the end of the cliff walk — while the left path leads down to the beach, the coffee hut can be seen straight ahead across the lane from the small car park.
The Cahore Cliff Walk itself has long been regarded as one of Wexford’s hidden gems. Stretching along the rugged coastline, the route offers spectacular sea views, fresh Atlantic air, and peaceful surroundings that attract walkers year-round. The trail combines dramatic cliffs, rolling countryside, and panoramic views across the Irish Sea, making it a favourite destination for families, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. On a clear day, the scenery provides the perfect backdrop for a leisurely coffee stop by the shore.
The opening of South Beach Brew adds another welcoming feature to the growing appeal of Cahore as a destination for day-trippers and holidaymakers.
With its relaxed coastal atmosphere and unbeatable setting, the café is already generating a strong local buzz and promises to become a familiar fixture for anyone visiting Cahore this summer.
Jason Redmond
From Gorey, Jason is the owner of Wexford Weekly. He is also a post-primary English and History teacher.
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