Breakfast on Grafton St

rubywoo

Hi all, staying in The Westbury next week and decided against having breakfast there for various reasons. Any recommendations for a nice breakfast in that area. Suppose I'm looking for a wide choice of breakfast dishes, not just a fry iykwim.
Many thanks!

p.s. am VERY excited!!

John_Rambo

Metro Café!

Chatham st.

uvox

Welcome to Ireland. Personally, I think if you want the best Irish breakfast in Dublin then take a 10 minute walk to Yum Yum's:

http://foursquare.com/venue/403887

rubywoo

Great, thanks for those suggestions!
I'm actually just coming from Galway for the night with DH, but leaving the kiddies behind and all that entails.....;) hence the excitement!

daiixi

Cafe Novo in the Westbury is quite good for lunch so I assume other meals are good there also.

marwelie

Bewleys

super_furry

The Kylemore at the top of St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre do a cracking fry.

richardjjd

There's only one place you could possibly go - Odessa Restaurant on Dame Court. The best brunch in Ireland (though it doesn't open until 11.30am, you'll be glad you waited). Great breakfast selection - traditional, veggie and otherwise. I would rampage through Grafton St naked (not, I can assure you, a pretty sight) for their French toast.

w@ll3gurl

Keoghs on Trinity street, just off Dame street on that corner (sorry no map!)

Best scones in Ireland. (and plenty of other brekkie choices)

Turn left @ Trinity college end of Grafton Street, down Suffolk St, past the post office on your right, turn right there, you will smell the scones....

Paparazzo

Is Cafe Java still on Sth Anne Street? The breakfast special in there is unreal

How Strange

If you like crepes then Fafies http://www.fafies.com/ is the place to go. I've been there for brunch before and there is nothing like following up your savoury crepe with a cinnamon, apple and icecream one. They have a HUGE selection of crepes. Nom nom nom.

AnonoBoy

super_furry wrote: »

The Kylemore at the top of St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre do a cracking fry.

No they don't. Avoid this place OP - it's a greasy hellpit.

breakfast roll

Brasserie Sixty 6 on George's Street. Posh brekkie :P

AnonoBoy

breakfast roll wrote: »

Brasserie Sixty 6 on George's Street. Posh brekkie :P

Ugh. Overpriced place with very little to recommend it. Mediocre food and poor service.

rubywoo

Thanks for all the recommendations, I'll be looking out for them!