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Breakfast/Brunch place in/near Raheny???

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  • 27-01-2013 9:58pm
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    GermanicGalore
    Registered Users Posts: 85 ✭✭


    Hi guys,

    I have recently moved to Raheny and would really appreciate some suggestions for a nice bistro/cafe that does breakfast/brunch mid-week! (Ideally open around 9ish)

    Does anyone have any suggestions??
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    zAbbo
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    Moloughneys - http://www.moloughneys.ie/


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    Mr Simpson
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    The river cafe at the back of Super Valu in Raheny does a nice brekkie. Its down in the lower car park


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    Faith
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    Moved from Food & Drink.


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    admiralofthefleet
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    MarkMc wrote: »
    The river cafe at the back of Super Valu in Raheny does a nice brekkie. Its down in the lower car park

    yeah that cafe is nice, there is a cafe where the old hardware used to be as well


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    fruitman
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    The Bay Cafe in Clontarf does a great breakfast.


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    spurious
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    Bram's in Fairview. Nyom.


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    Mr Simpson
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    spurious wrote: »
    Bram's in Fairview. Nyom.

    Brams is delish!!


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    mtjm
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    MarkMc wrote: »
    The river cafe at the back of Super Valu in Raheny does a nice brekkie. Its down in the lower car park
    spurious wrote: »
    Bram's in Fairview. Nyom.


    agree with both


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    GermanicGalore
    Registered Users Posts: 85 ✭✭GermanicGalore


    super! Thanks for all the good replies.


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    Janneke
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    There's also a café in St Anne's Park, close to the rose garden and children's playground: http://www.tirnanog-caife.ie/tirnanog-red-stables-clontarf/

    Enjoy Raheny!


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    admiralofthefleet
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    Janneke wrote: »
    There's also a café in St Anne's Park, close to the rose garden and children's playground: http://www.tirnanog-caife.ie/tirnanog-red-stables-clontarf/

    Enjoy Raheny!

    is that the one in the red stables?


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    Mr Simpson
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »

    is that the one in the red stables?

    It is indeed


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    admiralofthefleet
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    MarkMc wrote: »
    It is indeed

    i was always afraid to go in there after hearing all the haunted stories:o


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    Mr Simpson
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »

    i was always afraid to go in there after hearing all the haunted stories:o

    Its not bad actually, although I've never had more than a bowl of soup and a coffee. The courtyard is lovely on a sunny day, especially when the market is on


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    GermanicGalore
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    I've been there for breakfast on a Saturday morning when the market is on. I like it although the service can be a bit lame. What is the haunted story all about?


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    admiralofthefleet
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    MarkMc wrote: »
    Its not bad actually, although I've never had more than a bowl of soup and a coffee. The courtyard is lovely on a sunny day, especially when the market is on

    yeah its a beautiful building and very well restored.

    the haunted story comes from [apparently] someone dieing there when the guinness family owned it. i remember when i used to be in the park at night and if you stood on the hill where the house used to be and looked down the avenue there was a tree to the left that looked like a leaping dog.
    there was loads of urban myths about the park


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    Tdoyle
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    Brahms in Fairview, Kennedys in Fairview or 1014 opposite the wooden bridge in Clontarf


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    chris85
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    I like the Nuthouse in Killester, nice coffee in there too.

    Or if you want to go more into town for brunch the best place ever is Farmer Brown's on Bath Avenue near the Aviva stadium. Unbelieveable.


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