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Breakfast in dublin.

Seaswimmer · 2009-03-13 14:58:47

Anyone any good tips for breakfast in dublin. Ideally someplace that does something in addition to the full irish. So far we have tried...Honest to Goodness, Gruel, Taste, Maison de Gourmets, Queen of Tarts, and the Larder. Does not have to be in City centre but within about 15-20 minute walk of College green...

13-03-2009 2:58pm

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Anyone any good tips for breakfast in dublin. Ideally someplace that does something in addition to the full irish. So far we have tried...Honest to Goodness, Gruel, Taste, Maison de Gourmets, Queen of Tarts, and the Larder. Does not have to be in City centre but within about 15-20 minute walk of College green...

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#2 13-03-2009 3:04pm

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There was a thread about this recently HERE

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#3 13-03-2009 4:03pm

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Seaswimmer wrote: »

So far we have tried...Honest to Goodness, Gruel, Taste, Maison de Gourmets, Queen of Tarts, and the Larder.

Did you not like any of these?

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#4 13-03-2009 4:05pm

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Loved them all but always like to try somewhere new. Have been to them all a few times. i have had a look at the other breakfast threads so have a few ideas. May head up camden St way tomorrow morning...

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#5 17-03-2009 9:24pm

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Elephant & Castle has nice brekkie.

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#6 26-03-2009 11:56pm

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Maybe try Cafe Novo in the Westbury Hotel?

Apparently does a breakfast but I havent gotten around to trying it yet.

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#7 27-03-2009 12:00am

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nowhere in dublin does cheap places just to get a coffee and like almond tarts and things

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#8 28-03-2009 11:04am

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Brunch in Odessa?

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#9 04-12-2009 4:48pm

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Going to top gear in the RDS on Saturday. Can anybody recommend a place for a good breakfast/bunch before we head in? show starts as 12...

Thanks

W.

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#10 05-12-2009 4:24pm

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Rolys Bistro just by the RDS does a brilliant breakfast

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