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Sunday Carvery Dublin

  • 26-01-2014 12:51pm
    #1
    bs2014
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    Anyone know or recommend somewhere in Dublin, preferably the northside, that serves a late carvery on a sunday. Until at least 5?


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  • #2
    Alfred Borden
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    bs2014 wrote: »
    Anyone know or recommend somewhere in Dublin, preferably the northside, that serves a late carvery on a sunday. Until at least 5?

    Not sure until what time but Fagans in drumcondra is always top quality food.


  • #3
    bs2014
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    Raf32 wrote: »
    Not sure until what time but Fagans in drumcondra is always top quality food.

    Thanks ye I contacted them but there carvery menu today didn't seem to have the normal beef, turkey on it, and the a la carte doesnt start until 6! thanks anyways!


  • #4
    mickster29
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    The yacht does a really good carvery. I was there at about 5pm a couple of weeks ago. Failing that the Bram Stoker beside the CIE bus depot in Clontarf does a great selection at reasonable prices. Another possibility is Parnells GAA club in Coolock village. I haven't been there myself but the father has and he said the carvery is good. Not sure what time they serve the carvery until.:D


  • #5
    MissFlitworth
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    Works better here OP


  • #6
    tracey turnblad
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    Try cumiskeys... We went after 4 last week and they were still serving when we were leaving.


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  • #7
    liffeylite
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    The Nancy Hands on the Northside, just by Heuston station serves until 6 for Sunday carverys.

    I think Ryans next door do similar.

    The hole in the wall also does them.

    Oneills Suffolk street is south side but a good one.


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