best breakfast roll in dublin

anto86

starvin for a breakfast roll fed up with the useuall nice places iv found wondering if there is any where nice i haven tried yet

also mainly a breakfast roll that is freshly cooked and has not been sitting there like spar and centra and all them type a places dnt like them rolls at all there the same every where

Deise59

Matt the Rashers in Harold Cross, fantastic breakfast and rolls

Marty McFly

I dont know if its still there.

But when i was in fas in bolton street, there was a place called decos right beside it, done the nicest breakfast roll ive ever had, done a fine chicken fillet roll to.

Hank_Jones

+1 for Deco's on Bolton Street.

Can't remember having a better breakfast roll.

Dancor

I think Deco's is gone now. Tasti Kitchen on accross from the Mater hospital does a lovely breakfst roll.

Tails142

Deco's on Bolton Street is gone

Was the best breakfast roll in the country, RIP Deco



ps. dont know if he actually died but he was seriously overweight

Marty McFly

Tails142 wrote: »

Deco's on Bolton Street is gone

Was the best breakfast roll in the country, RIP Deco



ps. dont know if he actually died but he was seriously overweight

Ah noooo thats sad to hear now, that place kept me and my stomach happy many a time. Suprised its gone there was always ques out the door for the rolls. I have craving for a decos now.

Overweight? thats an understatement the man used to dwarf the counter around him. Was A nice bloke though.

greyed

Calzones on south william st. Its like their fry, only in a roll. Fúcking beautiful.

arybvtcw0eolkf

Has to be said, and nothing against foreign nationals per se, but they don't understand breakfast rolls, so anywhere with a Dub serving is usually the best.

Best I've found personally, Clarkes Bakery on the Cabra Road.

Hank_Jones

Deco's is gone?

That is sad news, possibly was the best breakfast roll in the country,
and I've eaten breakfast rolls all over the country.

Was contemplating going driving to Bolton Street to see if I could get a breakfast roll earlier.

stovelid

Gabriella Long Traveller wrote: »

Has to be said, and nothing against foreign nationals per se, but they don't understand breakfast rolls, so anywhere with a Dub serving is usually the best.

Generally speaking, whatever the nationality, the roll-maker should ideally have been locked the night before (or at least sympathetic to the concept) to understand that hungover patrons require their breakfast rolls to be bursting at the seams, no matter what the management directive is.

And no thick questions like what do want on it? Everything, you dope.

robjones1981

Cafe sofia on wexford street - for breakfast rolls and fry up breakfast it is the best

Super value also

Jax Teller

Deise59 wrote: »

Matt the Rashers in Harold Cross, fantastic breakfast and rolls

+1 on the breakfast . Got your location wrong though , would be either crumlin or kimmage like my house on same road

AnonoBoy

robjones1981 wrote: »

Cafe sofia on wexford street - for breakfast rolls and fry up breakfast it is the best

Super value also

Are you recommending Super Valu breakfast rolls here or saying there is super value to be had in Cafe Sofia?

Oh and just one thing breakfast roll makers - hash browns do not belong in there. They belong in a greasy bag on the side.

Thank you.

wyndham

stovelid wrote: »

And no thick questions like what do want on it? Everything, you dope.

You want mushrooms, hash brown and beans?

stovelid

wyndham wrote: »

You want mushrooms, hash brown and beans?

I want them all.

Hank_Jones

stovelid wrote: »

I want them all.

You sir, are worse than Hitler.

Lux23

I havent one in years but i prefered to make them myself and just with ketchup and sausages. Anything else would make me gag. And the rolls and sausages would have to be from Superquinn. Yummy.

Chucky the tree

Lux23 wrote: »

I havent one in years but i prefered to make them myself and just with ketchup and sausages. Anything else would make me gag. And the rolls and sausages would have to be from Superquinn. Yummy.

Wimmens. :rolleyes:

Degsy

There's a shop called Sarah's in santry,left turn before the omni centre if you're coming from town.
If you want a breakfast roll you gotta wait a few minutes because they never have the food sitting there and its usually cooked fresh in front of you.
If memory serves,the breakfast rolls have three fat sausages,two freshly fried eggs,two back rashers and pudding if you want it.
It is the best breakfast roll i have ever eaten,bar none.

antomorro-sei

Ger's Deli, Ballyfermot.

killbillvol2

Donovan's Butchers in Neilstown. A bit out of the way but top class. (And their own black & white pudding and sausages are fantastic too).

Paparazzo

keysersoze_88 wrote: »

+1 on the breakfast . Got your location wrong though , would be either crumlin or kimmage like my house on same road

Get breakfast in Matts every so often, on a saturday and sunday morning/afternoon there's constantly guys going in and leaving with 5-6 breakfast rolls for their mates. Haven't had a breakfast in dublin as good as Matts

stovelid

Degsy wrote: »

If you want a breakfast roll you gotta wait a few minutes because they never have the food sitting there and its usually cooked fresh in front of you.
If memory serves,the breakfast rolls have three fat sausages,two freshly fried eggs,two back rashers and pudding if you want it.

Jaysus, I tempted to drive over for one of these.

admiralofthefleet

the newsagents beside the 4 roads pub on sundrive road do a lovely breakfast roll

df1985

whereabouts exactly is matt the rashers? i drive in via the canal in the mornings some weekends for college and would happily make a wuick diversion for a good breakfast roll. sweet feck all round where the lectures are on-ghey paninis and wraps.

admiralofthefleet

its on sundrive road opposite the entrance to the superquinn shopping centre, just beside the stoneboat pub

MistyCheese

This should help.

Jax Teller

Don't go delicious in crumlin village anyway , the owner is a pissy faced bitch .

lilblackdress

Matt the rashers in Sundrive is the best by far me thinks!! Was there yesterday-yum!! The news cafe in Blackrock is also a quality spot!!

not quite Dublin City but the News Cafe in Blackrock has the best breakfast roll in the world -- ever :pac:
Yum

Degsy

stovelid wrote: »

Jaysus, I tempted to drive over for one of these.

Do it..the shop is a right turn just after you take aleft..its beside a remax estate agents and a butchers.

Krusader

Matt the Rashers, Crumlin

You can't beat a Famouser...nom nom nom!

Marty McFly

^^Famouser?

Krusader

Thats what the Breakfast is called, the one with liver and all

coopersgreen

Deise59 wrote: »

Matt the Rashers in Harold Cross, fantastic breakfast and rolls

Absolutely, best breakfast and breakfast rolls. And none of yer waiting around crap either.

anto86

Dancor wrote: »

I think Deco's is gone now. Tasti Kitchen on accross from the Mater hospital does a lovely breakfst roll.

yup thats a regular place for me they are huge things in there cheap and very filling and lovely

Praetorian Saighdiuir

+1 for News Cafe in Blackrock................feckin gorgeous.


I live in Ballybrack and regularly make my way out to Matts for a good aul slap up!...cant handle the liver tho!



WORST BREKKIE WAS IN HOWARDS WAY.........ANY ONE OF THEM! absolute crap.

There is a good place on the Walkinstown Roundabout, just up from the National Irish Bank.

And for those worried about the demise of Deco's, the man is still alive, and as big as ever. Loved his breakfast rolls. FXB's on Moore St used to do a good sandwich, not as good as Deco's though.

Cypher_sounds

SuperValu by the Quay in the city centre absouletly scrumptious

RDM_83 again

O'Donovans opposite Goldsmith hall (pierce street dart station)
Helped me get fat in college a few years ago, real pudding, nice eggs. think its still going

Aussie Sean

Deise59 wrote: »

Matt the Rashers in Harold Cross, fantastic breakfast and rolls

Its on The Sundrive Road opposite Superquinn. Heavenly food is an understatement

I also like Earls Bakery on North Earls Street. They use proper bread rolls instead of those rock solid cusine de france ****e ones

Sean

MistyCheese

Based on the reviews here I took himself to Matt the Rashers for his birthday earlier this week. He had the Famouser that Crosáidí mentioned. It went down a storm, he's still talking about it!

Cheers Boardsies.

anto86

matt the rashers is by far the best breakfast roll in dublin by a long a shot
ate a breakfast roll and it was lovely then had a bowl of coddel after it and it was also lovely iv now found my home away from home

poisonated

I don't know about the best but the worst one I had were those microwavable ones you could buy in the supermarket.

Danye

anto86 wrote: »

matt the rashers is by far the best breakfast roll in dublin by a long a shot

I would have to disagree, go back a couple of years and it was magic but the last couple of years its gone down hill. Havent had it in a while do so maybe its back to what it once was..

My new favourite place would have to be "Bites", cant think of the exact location but its tucked in behind where the old 7th lock pub in ballyfermot use to be and its top grub!

Try it out...

bijapos

Theres a newsagent on the Old Naas Road that doeas a great roll, they fry the egg tomato and onions while you wait and have the bugger bursting at the seams (trhe way it should be). Going into town on the Naas Road its the road on the left about 100m before the Kylemore Road traffic lights, about 50m down on the left is the place.

ckv

Donnybrook fair have a beaut of a roll, they're black pudding and sausages make it! they've mastered the slap-up-ness of it well too! Ballymaloe relish is a must also!

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ckv wrote: »

Donnybrook fair have a beaut of a roll, they're black pudding and sausages make it! they've mastered the slap-up-ness of it well too! Ballymaloe relish is a must also!

Hi Donnybrook Fair

Miss Fluff

Donnybrook Fair is brilliant. Definitely the best breakfast roll in the city imho, nyummmm

AnonoBoy

I love when a one post wonder bumps a thread for a breakfast roll shill.