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Ennis breakfast recommendations?

BobLoblaw77 · 2012-11-29 17:02:41

For those that are less inclined to arise on a Saturday\Sunday morning and fend for themselves, where is the best place now in Ennis for a full Irish breakfast? I heard the Grove is now doing breakfast, but haven't been there yet. Peppermill would be a breakfast I've tried a few times, but can be a bit dry (althought still…

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29-11-2012 6:02pm

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For those that are less inclined to arise on a Saturday\Sunday morning and fend for themselves, where is the best place now in Ennis for a full Irish breakfast?

I heard the Grove is now doing breakfast, but haven't been there yet. Peppermill would be a breakfast I've tried a few times, but can be a bit dry (althought still nice).

Any other places?

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#2 29-11-2012 6:06pm
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Personally I'd just head out to the Peppermill, I've never had a bad breakfast out there. I've heard great things about the cafe on Summer Hill as well though.

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#3 29-11-2012 7:22pm
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There are a few breakfast recommendations on these threads

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=77853457

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=73167141

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#4 29-11-2012 8:13pm
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Thanks Clareman\MrsD007.. Appreciate the quick response.

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#5 29-11-2012 10:21pm
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Clareman wrote: »

Personally I'd just head out to the Peppermill, I've never had a bad breakfast out there. I've heard great things about the cafe on Summer Hill as well though.

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#6 29-11-2012 11:40pm
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mother of god!is this what is engaging the minds of clare people at the moment:(

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#7 29-11-2012 11:59pm
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the market always for me. Central Too.

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#8 30-11-2012 12:00am
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Pilate, We all have to eat and breakfast is the most important meal of the day!

An old Home Economics teacher of mine used always say ......

Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper! :D

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#9 30-11-2012 12:38am
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Cafe Aroma, best in town, €8 and change

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#10 30-11-2012 9:05am
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pilate 1 wrote: »

mother of god!is this what is engaging the minds of clare people at the moment:(

At this precise moment, yes! Though porridge eaten while standing up in the kitchen is more likely than a fry out somewhere. It would be at Souper on Merchant's Square if I could.

There are cafes all over Ennis, most of them nice enough, and most of them almost empty for large parts of the day. There just isn't the population with ready cash to keep them all going but they still keep increasing.

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#11 30-11-2012 1:03pm
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CptSternn.. that's a breakfast fit for a king.. Or a hungover fool. You've sold it to me. Thanks.

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#12 30-11-2012 4:24pm
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i know its not really what you're looking for but I had breakfast today at the tea rooms in Quin. Big bowl of porridge with maple syrup and cream on the side mmmmmmm. Gorgeous on a winter morning if you're not looking for the hungover full Irish!

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#13 03-12-2012 11:29am
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Im a sucker for the builder's breakie in the Sherwood.....nom nom

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#14 03-12-2012 2:43pm
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CptSternn wrote: »

Cafe Aroma, best in town, €8 and change

A heart attack waiting to happen!

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