Breakfast Drumcondra/Whitehall

shangri la

Where is the best early full irish in drumcondra or whitehall?

shangri la

One bump for luck.

Haruki

Hey, sorry if it's a bit out of your way...but this place is excellent, and not really that far from drumcondra.
http://www.woodstockcafe.ie/index.html

Ps..i have no affiliation with this place, i just think the food is good:)

wheres me jumpa

Not a full Irish but Andersons near Fagans do a great twist on breakie!

Eggonyerface

wheres me jumpa wrote: »

Not a full Irish but Andersons near Fagans do a great twist on breakie!

What's the twist?

Pretty Polly

wheres me jumpa wrote: »

Not a full Irish but Andersons near Fagans do a great twist on breakie!

Agreed, they serve some lovely food there. I went walking and i took a different route one day, it was just through chance that i discovered the place.

Dancor

Cafe madaline on the Richmond road does a lovely fresh breakfast.

wheres me jumpa

Eggonyerface wrote: »

What's the twist?

Its a creperie so most dishes come wraped in a crepe or form of crepe. Delicious. Good selection of tea and coffee too.

http://www.andersons.ie/

LostinBlanch

Dancor wrote: »

Cafe madaline on the Richmond road does a lovely fresh breakfast.

This.

bc dub

IMO....

Cafe Madaline is so so in my opinion. Its by no means a bad fry-up but its a good average.

The café beside SuperValu in Lorcan is nice. Just on the corner of the complex.

But for me, the best, is the cafe at the Regency Hotel. Best full Irish I've had in Dublin. It looks like an extension of the Centra (which is to their downfall imo) but it's a separate entity, and not the same food you'd get on a brekkie roll in the centra.

Woodstock is nice, as is no pyjama's in Finglas.

To be honest, the choice of café's in D9/D11 is disheartening....

wheres me jumpa

bc dub wrote: »

But for me, the best, is the cafe at the Regency Hotel. Best full Irish I've had in Dublin. It looks like an extension of the Centra (which is to their downfall imo) but it's a separate entity, and not the same food you'd get on a brekkie roll in the centra.

Did NOT know that! I shall sample soon!

ajc100

The Cheese Pantry : http://www.menupages.ie/dublin/north_dublin/drumcondra/the_cheese_pantry.aspx

wheres me jumpa

ajc100 wrote: »

The Cheese Pantry : http://www.menupages.ie/dublin/north_dublin/drumcondra/the_cheese_pantry.aspx

Love the Cheese Pantry but its more of a brunch that greasy fry up!

Slydice

The Lovin Spoon too far away?

bc dub

Yep, agreed. great brekkie in there too. Only thing is, I'm not mad on the pancake but apparently that's a tradition where the owners are from...

RVD420

Not a sit-in place, but the Rimini chipper on Collins Ave. (beside bingo hall) do an awesome breakfast roll for around €4.30 (€3 from 12-3pm).

emzolita

aw D9 cafe in SuperValu Santry is lovely, its just a 10minute walk from whitehall church. they do a full irish for about 7euro with tea/coffee and toast, and since christmas they are doing specials like breakfast for a fiver, or free extras etc.
nice little place too.