Trad. Music Sat Night & Nice Restaurant in Dublin CC

fruitbats · 07-08-2009, 18:27

Hi
I’m looking for a Pub that plays traditional / Ballad music on Saturday nights and a nice Restaurant, snazzy enough but not too expensive. No Asian food thanks (In Dublin City Centre for both). Any suggestion are appreciated.
Thanks

*esel* · 08-08-2009, 07:11

All under one roof - O'Shea's Merchant - corner of Merchant's Quay/Bridge St (across from The Brazen Head) at Capel St bridge.

Flukey · 08-08-2009, 19:19

Not far away, is the New Arlington at the top of Dame Street, across from City Hall. You could go to a good restaurant in Temple Bar or somewhere in that area. There are plenty of them. It is down to your choice of food.

An interesting and novel one to go to is the Mongolian Barbecue, on Anglesea Street, behind Blooms Hotel. It isn't Mongolian food, in case that is what you are thinking. It is a bit like a buffet of regular food, all raw. You have vegetables, fish, meat etc., all in small pieces. It doesn't matter what kind of food you like, because there is a good mix of everything there. You fill your bowl with what you want, add spices or sauces or whatever you want. Then you bring it to a very large hot plate and they cook it in front of you. Because everything is very small, it cooks very quickly. You then go to your table and eat it. when you are finished you can go up and do it all again. It's a kind of eat as much as you want place. The trick is to overfill your bowl, as things shrink when they cook. I've often been in there. It is great, and different. Try it.

irishbird · 09-08-2009, 16:33

the celt and la bon crubeen

all under the one roof

07-08-2009, 18:27	#1
fruitbats Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 28 Adverts \| Friends	Trad. Music Sat Night & Nice Restaurant in Dublin CC Hi I’m looking for a Pub that plays traditional / Ballad music on Saturday nights and a nice Restaurant, snazzy enough but not too expensive. No Asian food thanks (In Dublin City Centre for both). Any suggestion are appreciated. Thanks

08-08-2009, 19:19	#3
Flukey Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: Dublin Posts: 5,076 Adverts \| Friends	Not far away, is the New Arlington at the top of Dame Street, across from City Hall. You could go to a good restaurant in Temple Bar or somewhere in that area. There are plenty of them. It is down to your choice of food. An interesting and novel one to go to is the Mongolian Barbecue, on Anglesea Street, behind Blooms Hotel. It isn't Mongolian food, in case that is what you are thinking. It is a bit like a buffet of regular food, all raw. You have vegetables, fish, meat etc., all in small pieces. It doesn't matter what kind of food you like, because there is a good mix of everything there. You fill your bowl with what you want, add spices or sauces or whatever you want. Then you bring it to a very large hot plate and they cook it in front of you. Because everything is very small, it cooks very quickly. You then go to your table and eat it. when you are finished you can go up and do it all again. It's a kind of eat as much as you want place. The trick is to overfill your bowl, as things shrink when they cook. I've often been in there. It is great, and different. Try it. __________________ Seven days a week, including Tuesdays.

09-08-2009, 16:33	#4
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08-08-2009, 07:11	#2
esel Adverts Ass Moderator Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Dublin Posts: 7,666 Adverts \| Friends Mod: adverts.ie Support	All under one roof - O'Shea's Merchant - corner of Merchant's Quay/Bridge St (across from The Brazen Head) at Capel St bridge.