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Where do you drink yours?

Riamfada · 2004-01-28 21:34:57

Just trying to find out about all the "coffee culture" in dublin / Ireland and is there anyone who is obsessed with it . Tell you likes and dislikes and which coffee shop do you live in?

28-01-2004 9:34pm

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Just trying to find out about all the "coffee culture" in dublin / Ireland and is there anyone who is obsessed with it . Tell you likes and dislikes and which coffee shop do you live in?

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#2 28-01-2004 9:40pm

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i drink my coffe in "cognetio" in donneybrook,

i always wanted a place i like where you can say "i'll have the usual," and they reply "sure joe, i'll drop it down"

(the usual is a latte with a pecan slice)

i love coffee, it's truely an addiction, if i dont have coffee in the morning, i just cant function,

/me nips off to brew a new pot,

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#3 28-01-2004 9:46pm

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Im not big into coffie. But i have heard good things about .... damm i cant remember the name of the place. Its oposite the bleeding horse, it has that funny sign in the window "Now serving cold coffee"

BTW you can expect doodee to come by and flame you for not posting this topic in the food/drink section
Example http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?threadid=137968 (5th post down)

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#4 28-01-2004 9:58pm

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Let it go FFS

John

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#5 29-01-2004 8:51am

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Sufis just down a bit from where break for teh border used to be. They do a lovely Turkish coffee too

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#6 29-01-2004 10:50am

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i very rarely drink coffee but im partial to the odd cappichino(sp???)

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#7 29-01-2004 1:11pm

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Work in an internet cafe so that's free coffee and internet sorted

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#8 29-01-2004 1:18pm

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in dublin or cork BB?

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#9 29-01-2004 1:22pm

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I go to Moka/Mocha (sp?) heh! or to the wee coffee shoppe under the train bridge in Drumcondra.

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#10 29-01-2004 1:24pm

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coffee is for the weak tbh

if you don't drink good tea you're not irish, it's that simple

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#11 29-01-2004 1:28pm

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Tea is good aswell

I have anew game ritural when i buy a new game i wont sleep till its completed and i dont drink tea/coffee i drink drinking chocalate during that time

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#12 29-01-2004 1:46pm

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Don't drink coffee. Don't drink any warm or hot drinks tbh. Any drink I have has to be ice cold. And no this isn't a pun on my nick!

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#13 29-01-2004 1:48pm

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Originally posted by User45701
Tea is good aswell

I have anew game ritural when i buy a new game i wont sleep till its completed and i dont drink tea/coffee i drink drinking chocalate during that time

Not a Final Fantasy fan I take it then?

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#14 29-01-2004 1:51pm

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i dont like FF, in fact i hate final Fantisy so much there isent even a word to describe howe much i hate it.

I do howeaver love most FPS and almost all RTS games. And some spce combat games, and 1 RPG game

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#15 29-01-2004 1:56pm

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I like my coffee at home, it sucks in college, and I've simply found nowhere in town. Though the turkish cofee sounds real interesting. Oh and seeing as I've only been home twice since august I'm really stuck!!

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#16 29-01-2004 3:27pm

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Turkish coffee is small, sweet, VERY strong flavoured, and has the consistency of thick paste at the bottom, which you can drink too, but best to stir it well...

Mmm....

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#17 29-01-2004 3:46pm

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coffee is horrible
tea is horrible

you are all strange people

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#18 29-01-2004 4:05pm

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double espresso, lots of sugar! mainlining the caffeine...

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#19 29-01-2004 4:07pm

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Update.

Yove convinced me ill try a trukish coffiee in town tomorrow before i go to cinima.
Where in town in Dublin can i get a turkish coffee?

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