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"American style" breakfasts in Dublin city?

  • 25-01-2010 5:01pm
    #1
    ibarelycare
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    Anyone know any restaurants that does nice big American-style breakfasts/brunches in town? I'm having a day out soon and would love to go for a sitdown meal to get the day going...pancakes, waffles, lovely omelettes, etc. Yum!


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  • #2
    olaola
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    Hmm - I think the best option might be brunch on a Sat/Sunday. I don't know if anywhere really does much of a brunch during the week.


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    Fajitas!
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    Eddie Rockets do bacon and pancakes. No idea what it's like, but I've been in one for a fry before, and it was surprisingly good/well priced.


  • #4
    Pittens
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    Yeah I would like to know this too.

    It seems odd that America's "cultural imperialism" has not gone past the McD's stage - we had burgers before.

    an American breakfast has to have the waffles, the syrup, the eggs done over easy or sunny side up, hashbrowns, and their streaky bacon. Or a combination thereof.

    And sourdough bread would be an added plus. Plus bottomless coffee.

    Not just good but good for ya, to tell a lie.


  • #5
    ibarelycare
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    olaola wrote: »
    Hmm - I think the best option might be brunch on a Sat/Sunday. I don't know if anywhere really does much of a brunch during the week.

    It will be a Sunday. I was thinking of Odessa off George's Street or else Gotham Cafe off Grafton St. They're not exactly what I was looking for but the best options I've come up with so far!


  • #6
    Cool Mo D
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    Gruel on Dame street did American style pancakes with maple syrup and crispy bacon last time I was there. Don't know if they still do.


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  • #7
    olaola
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    Green 19 and M&S do brunchey menus on the weekends too.


  • #8
    Dudess
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    Cool Mo D wrote: »
    Gruel on Dame street did American style pancakes with maple syrup and crispy bacon last time I was there. Don't know if they still do.
    Oh I'd say that would be nyom. They do fantastic food.


  • #9
    TitoPuente
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    Avoca Cafe on Suffolk Street do some nice American-style breakfasts.


  • #10
    Ben_Kav
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    Metro Cafe on South William Street do a good American breakfast


  • #11
    electrogrimey
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    Ben_Kav wrote: »
    Metro Cafe on South William Street do a good American breakfast

    Was just about to say. Metro's probably your best bet, great place too.


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