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Best place to eat breakfast on or just off O'Connell St.

Funglegunk · 2009-11-25 12:35:03

I sometimes have 45 mins to an hour free in the mornings before getting bus to UCD, anybody recommend best place to have breakfast on or around O'Connell St.? Criteria includes value for money!

25-11-2009 12:35pm

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I sometimes have 45 mins to an hour free in the mornings before getting bus to UCD, anybody recommend best place to have breakfast on or around O'Connell St.? Criteria includes value for money!

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#2 25-11-2009 12:40pm

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there is little cafe just on Talbot Street - not sure of name but 5 min walk from O connell st - and it on right hand side as you go down - had lovely brekkie in there one sat mrn -very reasonalbe to!!

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#3 25-11-2009 12:48pm

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Lovin Spoon on Friderick St do an amazing brekkie! The veggie one is only a fiver and it's huge! I'm yet to finish a whloe one. Definitely worth a try

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#4 25-11-2009 1:18pm

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http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055587684

Plenty o suggestions here

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#5 25-11-2009 1:21pm

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Nice one, thanks for suggestions all.

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#6 25-11-2009 1:37pm

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cosmic wrote: »

Lovin Spoon on Friderick St do an amazing brekkie! The veggie one is only a fiver and it's huge! I'm yet to finish a whloe one. Definitely worth a try

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#7 25-11-2009 2:34pm

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Best I've had in a long time, and I'd be very particular about my grub, was in Anne's Bakery on Henry St.

It cost €2.95 and as far as I remember it was two jumbo sausages, an egg, bacon, beans and the usual tea & toast.

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#8 25-11-2009 3:21pm

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There's a few in here (thread is about Dublin in general, but there's a few city-centre options).

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055076802

I like Del Rio's - Abbey Street

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The Kingfisher - Parnell Street.

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#9 25-11-2009 4:44pm

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Burger King
Eddie Rockets
Supermacs

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#10 25-11-2009 5:48pm

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Opposite the Long Stone on Townsend Street, is a small shop with a yellow front. Lovely food, freshly cooked there and then.

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#11 25-11-2009 11:11pm

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Theres one in the Irish Life Mall, Talbot street side, think its called Brasilia, do great rasher sambos!

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#12 26-11-2009 12:56am

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RVD420 wrote: »

There's a few in here (thread is about Dublin in general, but there's a few city-centre options).

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055076802

I like Del Rio's - Abbey Street

and

The Kingfisher - Parnell Street.

The Kingfisher is a great place for this. I used to go there a lot when I was in college.

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#13 26-11-2009 1:00am

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Kingfisher!? Student!? Recession!?

None of this makes sense.

Go to mickey d's and get a sausage mcmuffin meal. Awesome and only about 3 euro.

Last time I got breakfast in Kingfisher I think it set me back a tenner.

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#14 26-11-2009 9:45am

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Sheries on Abbey Street is lovely

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#15 26-11-2009 2:13pm

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Luna Black Backward wrote: »

Best I've had in a long time, and I'd be very particular about my grub, was in Anne's Bakery on Henry St.

It cost €2.95 and as far as I remember it was two jumbo sausages, an egg, bacon, beans and the usual tea & toast.

yeah, its good

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#16 26-11-2009 2:21pm

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You could always go into any of the DIT's (Bolton Street or Cathal Brugha). It's for students but there's no check, nice canteens and a big breakfast for a fiver (5 items, toast and tea) in Bolton Street. I heard Cathal Brugha has some great stuff because of the Culinary Arts in there.

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