I've 4 euro what can I get for lunch?

seanbmc

So after emptying my wallet I realised I've 4 euro for my lunch today. Is there anywhere I can get a decent lunch deal in Dublin city for this price?

Just want to see if there's anything other than Spar deli today

Mesrine65

Abrakebabra, all kebabs & taco's €3 nom, nom, nom

hfallada

McDonalds app has a voucher for a big Mac and medium fries for €3.80. Tesco is like €3,75 for a can/ juice, sandwich and packet of crispa. Although the sandwiches can be fairly disgusting

Hollister11

Deals have sandwiches and wraps for €1.49.

seanbmc

Good suggestions so far.

Anywhere near Camden street area? That's where I am at the moment.

Gumbo

Centra in Dame Street do a decent salad fo €3.99. Chicken with pasta, noodles and lettuce etc or tuna. A few options available.

MarkR

400 penny sweets.

jester77

4 Cheeseburgers from McDonalds

slinky2000

jester77 wrote: »

4 Cheeseburgers from McDonalds

or 2 double cheeseburgers!

BrianBoru00

MarkR wrote: »

400 penny sweets.

@€;1.27 to the punt, unfortunately he'll only get 314 of them...

desbrook

The Hamilton at the back gate at Trinity ( Lincoln Place) always has a sit down lunch for 3euro. Water is free :-)

6541

Use the money in a bet and see can you double it...

enda1

BrianBoru00 wrote: »

@€;1.27 to the punt, unfortunately he'll only get 314 of them...

315 at the real exchange rate though (0.787564). Hold out for the 315th OP!

jester77

slinky2000 wrote: »

or 2 double cheeseburgers!

4 is still better value, you get the extra buns and an extra pickle slice.

uch

Thinly Veiled "I've 4 euro more than you" thread

The_Pretender

jester77 wrote: »

4 is still better value, you get the extra buns and an extra pickle slice.

Most McDonalds I've been to recently charge €1.50 for a cheeseburger, so you'd only get 2 cheeseburgers and a hamburger. It's crazy as you're paying 50c extra for a hamburger with a slice of cheese.

Fieldsman

I'd suggest bringing a sandwich or two with you from home

Brian2208

Costcutter down towards george's street do a chicken fillet roll for €2. You could get 2!

As it's long after lunch and you've probably eaten what did you get op? I'm sure we're all dying to know

Lovely Bloke

BrianBoru00 wrote: »

@€;1.27 to the punt, unfortunately he'll only get 314 of them...

in that case he could have pi

K.Flyer

I know its not near you but The Ideal Cafe beside the trade counter of Davies Plumbing and Heating supplies in Raheny does a sandwich or roll with Fried Egg, Sausages, Bacon, Black and White Pudding and a mug of Tea for 4 euro.

Grab All Association

Subway 6 inch sub and a drink

Peregrine

OP, I've been following this thread all afternoon.


Tell us what you got so I can get on with my life

Yakuza

A bit late, but Tesco do a "Meal Deal" for a sandwich, drink and crisps / bar of chocolate for €3.50 (would be around a fiver if the most expensive thing in each category is bought separately ).

bluemartin

K.Flyer wrote: »

I know its not near you but The Ideal Cafe beside the trade counter of Davies Plumbing and Heating supplies in Raheny does a sandwich or roll with Fried Egg, Sausages, Bacon, Black and White Pudding and a mug of Tea for 4 euro.

Dear God think of his cholesterol will ya :eek:

Puibo

seanbmc wrote:

So after emptying my wallet I realised I've 4 euro for my lunch today. Is there anywhere I can get a decent lunch deal in Dublin city for this price?

So what did you get in the end??

Gael23

You can get calzone pizzas in spar on Nassau St for €3.50

tayto lover

Did the OP die of hunger or where did he go?
The suspense is killing me.

Gael23

tayto lover wrote: »

Did the OP die of hunger or where did he go?
The suspense is killing me.

He was online yesterday so he's not dead anyway!

ciaranlong

There's a good few places on Talbot St that do a (big) pizza slice and a can for €4. It's a good deal as there loads of toppings to choose from, they heat the pizza for you, and you can sit in on a stool if you want.

SureYWouldntYa

ciaranlong wrote: »

There's a good few places on Talbot St that do a (big) pizza slice and a can for €4. It's a good deal as there loads of toppings to choose from, they heat the pizza for you, and you can sit in on a stool if you want.

Star pizza on Talbot Street on the connolly station side does a 9 inch pizza, small portion of chips and a can for €5, and has plenty of seating

safetyboy

http://eatforafiver.com/

an extra euro yer sorted

ciaranlong

Yakuza wrote: »

A bit late, but Tesco do a "Meal Deal" for a sandwich, drink and crisps / bar of chocolate for €3.50 (would be around a fiver if the most expensive thing in each category is bought separately ).

It's worth pointing out the Tesco meal deal, but I have to say that I never find it to be filling enough myself. It's the sandwich that it is the weak part of the deal.

ciaranlong

SureYWouldntYa wrote: »

Star pizza on Talbot Street on the connolly station side does a 9 inch pizza, small portion of chips and a can for €5, and has plenty of seating

Now that is a good deal!

Yakuza

ciaranlong wrote: »

It's worth pointing out the Tesco meal deal, but I have to say that I never find it to be filling enough myself. It's the sandwich that it is the weak part of the deal.

I don't disagree; there is a range of sandwiches there, from a thin "just ham" one, to a mid-sized tuna/sweetcorn to a fairly hefty chicken/lettuce/bacon, but they don't quite fill me up. What I tend to do is buy a 12-pack of crisps (and leave it in my desk) and then buy an orange juice, sandwich and chocolate bar under the deal and supplement the meal with one (or two ) packets of crisps.

spurious

Small 4 in 1 - shredded chicken (or 2 chicken balls), fried rice, chips, curry sauce from Saigon City under the bridge in Amiens Street.

50c more would get you Chicken or Beef Curry, fried rice and chips in a small tray.

badker

spurious wrote: »

Small 4 in 1 - shredded chicken (or 2 chicken balls), fried rice, chips, curry sauce from Saigon City under the bridge in Amiens Street.

50c more would get you Chicken or Beef Curry, fried rice and chips in a small tray.

when did u last visit? I thought it had closed

spurious

badker wrote: »

when did u last visit? I thought it had closed

Re-opened today. Was there this afternoon. The whole place has been refitted and he has a whole new menu that I think will go much better in that location. Still does all the Vietnamese specials too.

ciaranlong

Yakuza wrote: »

I don't disagree; there is a range of sandwiches there, from a thin "just ham" one, to a mid-sized tuna/sweetcorn to a fairly hefty chicken/lettuce/bacon, but they don't quite fill me up. What I tend to do is buy a 12-pack of crisps (and leave it in my desk) and then buy an orange juice, sandwich and chocolate bar under the deal and supplement the meal with one (or two ) packets of crisps.

That's good thinking to supplement it alright. It's never quite enough on its own ;-)

badker

spurious wrote: »

Re-opened today. Was there this afternoon. The whole place has been refitted and he has a whole new menu that I think will go much better in that location. Still does all the Vietnamese specials too.

Went there this evening lovely Pho beef. Reckon its better than Photo Viet on Parnell street. Hope he does well lovely guy.

ciaranlong

The Spar and Centra on Dame St are both pretty good. Well the Spar is nicer. I was walking by them earlier - they are directly facing each other at the junction of Dame St and George's St. Anyway, there is plenty of space to sit down (particularly in the Spar) and lots of options to spend €4 on.