Best place for all-day breakfast city centre

bobbyss

Anybody know options for good all-day breakfast in the city centre?

ferrigan101

bobbyss wrote: »

Anybody know options for good all-day breakfast in the city centre?

Haven't been in for a while but Bruxelles did a decent one.

Birneybau

Not taking the p!ss, Eddie Rockets do a nice fry, available any time.

Bray Header

Say what you like about Oliver St John Gogarty's, but they do a mean all day breakfast of the highest quality!

CinSoots

The Larder on Parliament street is my favourite. Any time I'm in Dublin on the beer this is my port of call the following morning. Its a little more high brow than your regular plate of grease you get in most places but the food is a1

bobbyss

ferrigan101 wrote: »

Haven't been in for a while but Bruxelles did a decent one.

where is that?

ProudDUB

bobbyss wrote: »

where is that?

Harry St, just off Grafton St. It's the side street that leads to the Westbury Hotel.

Muahahaha

CinSoots wrote: »

The Larder on Parliament street is my favourite. Any time I'm in Dublin on the beer this is my port of call the following morning. Its a little more high brow than your regular plate of grease you get in most places but the food is a1

I used to eat there regular enough until they got hit by a closure order by the Food Safety Authority. They lost my trust and I won't be back though I suspect the kitchen is cleaner now than it's ever been, at least it should be after they were called out on it.

+1 on Eddie Rockets, they do a lovely breakfast for €8.50 with tea and toast included.

D

Hey this thread has come up before and the usual answers are:

The kingfisher on Parnell St,
The Lovinspoon http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/the-lovinspoon-dublin-2
The Earl http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/the-earl-bakery-and-restaurant-dublin (a personal favourite although haven't been there in a while)


Their are loads of decent places in Dublin, never tried Eddies but i'll give it a go.

ferrigan101

D wrote: »

Hey this thread has come up before and the usual answers are:

The kingfisher on Parnell St,
The Lovinspoon http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/the-lovinspoon-dublin-2
The Earl http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/the-earl-bakery-and-restaurant-dublin (a personal favourite although haven't been there in a while)


Their are loads of decent places in Dublin, never tried Eddies but i'll give it a go.

Ha! Think I got the recommendation of Bruxelles the last time this thread came up

robjones1981

Yeah the eddie rockets all day is good actually

I never liked Bruxelles myself

Cafe Sofia on Wexford St is by far my favourite, super value and a friendly laid back spot

Some like Gerrys on Montague St too - not to my personal liking though

Soundman

Personally partial to The Cappuccino Bar on the corner of Crow Street in Temple Bar for breakfast foods.

fleet_admiral

the kingfisher is great

AnonoBoy

Soundman wrote: »

Personally partial to The Cappuccino Bar on the corner of Crow Street in Temple Bar for breakfast foods.

I was trying to think of the name of that place.

They do a decent bit of grub with a cup of coffee for about 7 euro or thereabouts.

LynnGrace

I remember reading a good review of Sherries, Abbey St, for breakfast. I haven't tried it, but might be worth a look.

Daith

Soundman wrote: »

Personally partial to The Cappuccino Bar on the corner of Crow Street in Temple Bar for breakfast foods.

Yeah it's a fair big breakfast but can be really hit or miss on the actual quality.

jd83

Gerrys Coffee Shop off Harcourt street.

Hootanany

LynnGrace wrote: »

I remember reading a good review of Sherries, Abbey St, for breakfast. I haven't tried it, but might be worth a look.

Is that place still open its been donkies since i was there.

Muahahaha

I've never tried it myself but a mate mentioned Lucky Coadys on Dame Street, opposite the Central Bank. He said the ingredients were quality, Clonakilty pudding, etc. forget the price, I think he said €10

HomelessMidge

Outside of the city centre but just an honorable mention to Matt The Rashers in Sundrive. Big breakfast of the highest quality for €10.50.

robjones1981

Anyone ever have the breakfast in Ikea?

Kintarō Hattori

robjones1981 wrote: »

Anyone ever have the breakfast in Ikea?

Yes indeed. It's OK but absolutely nothing to write home about. It's not the best quality but if you add on the extras it's a filling enough feed.

Birneybau

robjones1981 wrote: »

Anyone ever have the breakfast in Ikea?

Pain in the @rse, have to assemble it yourself.

Lucas Hood

HomelessMidge wrote: »

Outside of the city centre but just an honorable mention to Matt The Rashers in Sundrive. Big breakfast of the highest quality for €10.50.

Best breakfast around.

Central Cafe on Parnell Street does a lovely breakfast and pretty sure it's all day.

RebelButtMunch

HomelessMidge wrote: »

Outside of the city centre but just an honorable mention to Matt The Rashers in Sundrive. Big breakfast of the highest quality for €10.50.

Had it about a year ago. Didn't impress me. I felt their ingredients were cheap.

LynnGrace

Hootanany wrote: »

Is that place still open its been donkies since i was there.

Yes. I haven't been in it, but often pass by there.

7ofBrian

Sofias on Wexford St do a savage breakie for a fiver! Jumbo for 7.50 including tea and toast. Theyre next to Burritos and Blues

HomelessMidge

RebelButtMunch wrote: »

Had it about a year ago. Didn't impress me. I felt their ingredients were cheap.

I have never had a bad matts! They smoke their own rashers and make their own sausages I think it's one of the nicest.

Now last time I was there they got my girlfriends order wrong twice. So bad service one time is about my only complaint.

fleet_admiral

HomelessMidge wrote: »

Outside of the city centre but just an honorable mention to Matt The Rashers in Sundrive. Big breakfast of the highest quality for €10.50.

I always preferred monto beside the stoneboat

Lucas Hood

fleet_admiral wrote: »

I always preferred monto beside the stoneboat

They take an eternity with their orders. You'd have had 2 breakfasts in Matts by the time you've got your breakfast in Monto.

robjones1981

7ofBrian wrote: »

Sofias on Wexford St do a savage breakie for a fiver! Jumbo for 7.50 including tea and toast. Theyre next to Burritos and Blues

The fiver breakfast includes tea and toast too i think doesnt it?

7ofBrian

yep. Great value

2Mad2BeMad

Theirs this place right across the road from aungier street that dit college
its called sofia's
All day breakfast and I have too say its probably the best fry I have ever had
Its right beside the motorbike shop on candem street directly across from paddy power

theirs a few different frys and they all range from 4.50-6.50 and of course free tea and a biscuit at the end of your fry :P

griffdaddy

There's a new place called High Nelly's at the top of Haddington Road near the junction with Baggott Street that does an all you can eat breakfast for a tenner, as far as I can see it's cooked to order. I had a mini breakfast in there that wasn't all you can eat, and it was pretty tasty. Might be worth investigating the AYCE further on a particularly hungry day.

fleet_admiral

griffdaddy wrote: »

There's a new place called High Nelly's at the top of Haddington Road near the junction with Baggott Street that does an all you can eat breakfast for a tenner, as far as I can see it's cooked to order. I had a mini breakfast in there that wasn't all you can eat, and it was pretty tasty. Might be worth investigating the AYCE further on a particularly hungry day.

calling Adam Richman:D

bobbyss

7ofBrian wrote: »

Sofias on Wexford St do a savage breakie for a fiver! Jumbo for 7.50 including tea and toast. Theyre next to Burritos and Blues

Sounds good. Is it all day do you know?

robjones1981

bobbyss wrote: »

Sounds good. Is it all day do you know?

Yes all day 8am to 7pm monday to saturday, closed sundays unfortunately, often the morning one is most in need of an all day breakfast

YumCha

griffdaddy wrote: »

There's a new place called High Nelly's at the top of Haddington Road near the junction with Baggott Street that does an all you can eat breakfast for a tenner, as far as I can see it's cooked to order. I had a mini breakfast in there that wasn't all you can eat, and it was pretty tasty. Might be worth investigating the AYCE further on a particularly hungry day.

I was there recently and didn't see all you can eat, it's not on their website either... lovely breakfast though!

griffdaddy

YumCha wrote: »

I was there recently and didn't see all you can eat, it's not on their website either... lovely breakfast though!

It's usually on a blackboard outside. I hope they haven't done away with it before I've had a chance to go in and bankrupt them

Boldberry

Oh Rourkes on Bridgefoot Street, it's the best breakfast by a mile and you can see them cook it from fresh.