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Good eating houses around Phoenix Park?

  • 27-08-2009 8:09am
    #1
    Flamed Diving
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    Just looking for a place to go for lunch with someone special.

    Any recommendations?


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  • #2
    olaola
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,140 ✭✭✭olaola


    Hmmm… lunch.

    The places around the park that I can think of -
    The Boathouse restaurant Farmliegh. Never been, but it's in a nice spot :) Possibly romantic!
    The Tea House in the park - good for a sambo & a cake. Not very rosemantic!
    Nancy Hands - pub carvery
    Ryans - nice food, but only does lunch on Thurs & Fridays I think?
    IMMA - It's a bagel
    Hole in the wall - haven't eaten here in years. I think it's quite restaurant-ey

    I'm sure there must be something in Chapelizod & Castleknock too. Not that familiar with that side of the park myself.

    HTH!


  • #3
    Davidth88
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    The restaurant/cafe connected to the visitor centre does lovely food , highly reccomend it. Go upstairs it's quiet enough and really very nice. Now romantic , not sure , but the walled garden next door is lovely for a walk around afterwards.


    However if you have kids beware they don't do any kiddy food , which is a bit strange considering there is a huge playground next to it.


  • #4
    Flamed Diving
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    No kids, I'm ok!

    :)


  • #5
    Magic Monkey
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    Bring a picnic :)


  • #6
    Flamed Diving
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    Magic Monkey wrote: »
    Bring a picnic :)

    Good idea! :)

    *looks at sky...*

    :(


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  • #7
    quazzy
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    Lots of options available alright.

    Knockmaroon Hill Gate:
    Talk a walk down to the Angler's Rest
    Taken back by Wrights of Howth (after a number of years sub let to another outfit)
    If you like fish go there

    Castleknock Gate:
    Trentunos - Nice Italian with reasonable prices.
    Akasaka - Japanese place - nice sushi (different lunch option)
    Myos for pub grub

    Ashtown Gate
    Halfway house is about all I can think of - nice carvery etc...

    or possible the best option...

    Check when the Farmleigh Farmers Market is on and then gorge on a pletheroh (sp) of breads,meats, cheeses etc.... everything you could want for a nice park lunch

    Would recommend all of the above but Farmers Market @ Farmleigh is the most fun.
    Next best is Anglers Rest (for me anyway)

    Hope this helps


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