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Good irish coffee serving pub in dublin city centre?

Canluum · 2011-02-01 20:28:34

Bringing some tourists around next thursday and they want to try irish coffee for some reason. Can anyone recommend a nice pub, preferably on the south side that we can sit down in and won't be too crowded, and will give an irish coffee a decent bash (i.e. will actually have cream?) Cheers

01-02-2011 8:28pm

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Canluum

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Bringing some tourists around next thursday and they want to try irish coffee for some reason.

Can anyone recommend a nice pub, preferably on the south side that we can sit down in and won't be too crowded, and will give an irish coffee a decent bash (i.e. will actually have cream?)

Cheers

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#2 01-02-2011 8:43pm

BeerNut

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Sadly no. However, L. Mulligan Grocer in Stoneybatter have decided that the Irish Coffee needs rescued from crapness and are planning a series of Irish coffee tastings using proper coffee, proper whiskey and, presumably, proper cream. I don't think they've started this yet but they might like the chance for a bit of a practice.

Either way, it's a lovely pub and getting a seat shouldn't be a problem.

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#3 04-02-2011 12:52am

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The palace bar on fleet street is ok for one, they've also started selling a few craft beers, headless dog in bottles, Galway hooker on draught and a few more.

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