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Pasta Galore! Recommendations please.

  • 04-09-2011 6:39pm
    #1
    Mrs Fox
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    Hi All.
    I need recommendations for a restaurant that serves the BEST PASTA in Dublin. Doesn't necessarily have to be in city centre. In fact, if I can avoid city centre at all would be better.
    Thanks!:)


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  • #2
    Mrs Fox
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    Oh my goodness... No one?

    Well does anyone know how Benito's in Dalkey fair, at least?


  • #3
    47
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    Enoteca Torino Inchicore, Al Boscheto BallsBridge both are excellent spots.. I prefere Enoteca Torino to be honest.


  • #4
    dudara
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    Dunne & Crescenzi in town or else their L'Officina restaurants in Dundrum & Kildare Village.

    Though I'd also recommend Caffe Parigi on Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Bar Italia on Essex Quay & Pinocchio in Ranelagh (all run by Italians with proper pasta).

    Most italian restaurants tend to be faily mucky - you have to try to find authentic ones.


  • #5
    MiCr0
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    dudara wrote: »
    Dunne & Crescenzi in town or else their L'Officina restaurants in Dundrum & Kildare Village.

    Though I'd also recommend Caffe Parigi on Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Bar Italia on Essex Quay & Pinocchio in Ranelagh (all run by Italians with proper pasta).

    Most italian restaurants tend to be faily mucky - you have to try to find authentic ones.
    Cafe di napoli is good too (westland row)
    or campo di fuiri in Bray


  • #6
    MiCr0
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    Is it the best pasta or the best pasta dish your after?


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  • #7
    Ladyrage
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    Mrs Fox wrote: »
    Hi All.
    I need recommendations for a restaurant that serves the BEST PASTA in Dublin. Doesn't necessarily have to be in city centre. In fact, if I can avoid city centre at all would be better.
    Thanks!:)

    Dom mimi's in east wall or romanos on capel street.


  • #8
    Mrs Fox
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    MiCr0 wrote: »
    Is it the best pasta or the best pasta dish your after?

    ooopsie sorry to clarify, best pasta dish i'm sorting after.


  • #9
    Mrs Fox
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    47 wrote: »
    Enoteca Torino Inchicore, Al Boscheto BallsBridge both are excellent spots.. I prefere Enoteca Torino to be honest.

    I've been to Boschetto couple of times... it's not bad.


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