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Good pub food?

  • 15-02-2010 4:22pm
    #1
    Kimia
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    Hi all,

    New to this forum and thinking of taking a nice drive at the weekend. Does anyone have any recommendations for somewhere to stop in at Greystones? We would love to stop at a nice pub that does good reasonably priced food and we would like the laid back atmosphere of a pub rather than a restaurant.

    Any suggestions? :)


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  • #2
    matt-dublin
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    i think the food in the burnaby (main st greystones) is quite nice, i dunno id the wicklow arms (deglany) still does food or not but it used to also be quite good.


  • #3
    Blandpebbles
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    I agree, Burnaby is lovely.


  • #4
    Kimia
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    Yum thanks guys! Any idea what kind of food they serve and price range? Do they have chicken wings? (I'm slightly obsessed mmmmm)


  • #5
    Blandpebbles
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    I don't recall Chick Wings being on the menu.

    Have you tried them at Elephant and Castle in Templebar, now thats Yum!


  • #6
    ciaran67
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    Blandpebbles wrote: »
    Have you tried them at Elephant and Castle in Templebar, now thats Yum!

    Have to agree. Their Croque Monsieur is very good.


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  • #7
    GAN
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    Have to disagree with previous posters -- have never had a good meal in the Burnaby, and it's a pretty soulless space, in my opinion. I can't immediately think of anywhere else to recommend unfortunately, we are very well served in Greystones in terms of restaurants, not so much in terms of pubs.


  • #8
    cuddlycavies
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    GAN wrote: »
    Have to disagree with previous posters -- have never had a good meal in the Burnaby, and it's a pretty soulless space, in my opinion. I can't immediately think of anywhere else to recommend unfortunately, we are very well served in Greystones in terms of restaurants, not so much in terms of pubs.
    agree 100%


  • #9
    darter
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    Downstairs in the Hungry Monk in the wine bar. Excellent food and wines. Never sure of the opening times though...


  • #10
    Dublin Chick
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    I agree on the Burnaby, rubbish food. if you are looking for great pub food and YES they do chicken wings you will have to go to The Mollys in Kilcoole. The food is excellent & reasonable priced. The pub is clean, welcoming and the staff are extremely friendly and helpful. I would recommend especially the burger, chicken curry and steak :)

    Also opening hours are Mon - Sat 4pm - 9pm & Sun 1pm - 7pm


    http://www.sundayworld.com/pub-spy/index.php?aid=3024


  • #11
    Blandpebbles
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    Totally agree with Dublin Chick, the Molly's is a great place to eat.

    It's Kilcoole, Glenroe doesn't exist.


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  • #12
    DubOnHoliday
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    Agree, about the Burnaby, read about my last experience there
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=57517129#post57517129
    , never went back.

    The Carvery in Lees in Kilcoole is very good.


  • #13
    Clodagh84
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    DubOnHoliday wrote: »
    Agree, about the Burnaby, read about my last experience there
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=57517129#post57517129
    , never went back.

    The Carvery in Lees in Kilcoole is very good.

    I agree on Lees... excellent food there!


  • #14
    Dublin Chick
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    The food in Lee's is not good IMO. I have tried it several times and have been greatly disappointed. Really after the quality of the food and the service in the Molly's why anyone would choose to eat there?? :)


  • #15
    heviballs
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    Dublin Chick wrote: »
    The food in Lee's is not good IMO. I have tried it several times and have been greatly disappointed. Really after the quality of the food and the service in the Molly's why anyone would choose to eat there?? :)

    agree with ya,Molly's is the best around,Joe the chef is very good,however on a Sunday Lee's carvery is fine and when you consider you ge a free kids meal with every adult meal bought(€10),that's serious value not to be missed


  • #16
    Dublin Chick
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    Yeah Joe the chef is legendary and they have a roast joint on Sundays now too. €10 and free kids meal still would not get me into Lee's again would much rather stretch the extra bit. After all going out is supposed to be a treat :)


  • #17
    Clodagh84
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    Dublin Chick wrote: »
    The food in Lee's is not good IMO. I have tried it several times and have been greatly disappointed. Really after the quality of the food and the service in the Molly's why anyone would choose to eat there?? :)

    I was hoping Lee`s food was still good! I was speaking from experience from visits to Lees about a year ago, and was planning on re-visiting them next go around... Oh well, back to the drawing board!


  • #18
    DubOnHoliday
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    Clodagh84 wrote: »
    I was hoping Lee`s food was still good! I was speaking from experience from visits to Lees about a year ago, and was planning on re-visiting them next go around... Oh well, back to the drawing board!
    Never had a bad meal there, speaking about the carvery not the bar menu.


  • #19
    heviballs
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    Dublin Chick wrote: »
    Yeah Joe the chef is legendary and they have a roast joint on Sundays now too. €10 and free kids meal still would not get me into Lee's again would much rather stretch the extra bit. After all going out is supposed to be a treat :)

    bully for you mate,there's not much in the difference on Sunday in terms of quality,eating out for me isn't a treat really as we eat out at least twice a week

    just back from a super lunch in Pattaya thai in cabinteely,€10 for 3 courses and the food is quality,worth a try if your out that way,also do a lunch on Sunday for €13 for 3 couses

    btw are scent asian still doing an all you eat on Sunday's,was there a while back and some of the rugby lads were there and it really was like feeding time at the zoo


  • #20
    Blandpebbles
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    Asian Scent Garden is personally the worst Restaurant my wife and I have ever been too. After 17 years of travel and work, its no.1 on our S**t list.

    Processed sliced ham and Uncle Ben's Noodles. Frankly shocking. Avoid like the plague.

    Pattaya Thai is indeed lovely and good value.


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