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A magical Santa moment awaits at Waterford's Mount Congreve Gardens this Christmas Eve as members of the public will be able to have breakfast with Santa before the departs around the world
A magical Santa moment awaits at Waterford's Mount Congreve Gardens this Christmas Eve as members of the public will be able to have breakfast with Santa before the departs around the world.
He will be tucking into a delicious breakfast at the Stables Café on Christmas Eve, before hitting the night skies. Santa Claus has sent a secret message to book a table in his favourite Café and you are welcome to join him for a preflight feast.
Guests of all ages will be treated to a delicious Stables Café Breakfast as the big man in red meanders from table to table greeting his guests and gifting each child a magical Christmas key.
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A delicious breakfast menu is on offer for children and adults while little ones can enjoy a choice of nutella or maple pancakes served with a hot chocolate or orange juice and a cookie or gingerbread man.
Numbers are limited but sittings are available from 9am to 10.30am and from 11am to 12.30pm on December 24.
For more information and to book your magical moment with Santa, visit mountcongreve.com
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