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Best fry up in the city

  • 21-12-2014 10:54AM
    #1
    shadowcomplex
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    Where is the best fry to be had in the city?


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  • #2
    Slunk
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    Brendan's in Smithfield by the fruit market. Toasted batch with loads of butter, potato crisps and a proper mug of tea..


  • #3
    robjones1981
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    I personally think Cafe Sofia on Wexford St is excellent

    Be interested to hear where else I should try as a Christmas treat :)


  • #4
    mfceiling
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    Matt the Rashers in Kimmage or Gerry's on Montague Street.


  • #5
    nxbyveromdwjpg
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    mfceiling wrote: »
    Matt the Rashers in Kimmage

    Matt the Rashers is not without it's charm but jesus, best in the city.. I dunno about that


  • #6
    ebbsy
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    The Earl is not bad at all.


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  • #7
    mfceiling
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    nm wrote: »
    Matt the Rashers is not without it's charm but jesus, best in the city.. I dunno about that

    Ah now for an oul greasy fry on a Saturday it is hard to beat!!


  • #8
    Slattsy
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    Slunk wrote: »
    Brendan's in Smithfield by the fruit market. Toasted batch with loads of butter, potato crisps and a proper mug of tea..

    Closed now??


  • #9
    wanderingdub
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    ebbsy wrote: »
    The Earl is not bad at all.

    The Earl? That's a bit of a dump! It was a good spot when it was Anne's years ago.


  • #10
    ireland.man
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    I'll second Cafe Sofia on Wexford Street. Lovely food and cheap too.


  • #11
    Slunk
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    Slattsy wrote: »
    Closed now??

    Nope still open. Think it closes around noon though or soon after, probably opens quite early for workers in fruit market.


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  • #12
    Slattsy
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    Slunk wrote: »
    Nope still open. Think it closes around noon though or soon after, probably opens quite early for workers in fruit market.

    You sure man?

    Had a pint up around there recently and barman told me it was closed..

    Had many a nice fry there back in the day.


  • #13
    Slunk
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    Slattsy wrote: »
    You sure man?

    Had a pint up around there recently and barman told me it was closed..

    Had many a nice fry there back in the day.

    Only past it Friday or Saturday morning and it was open.


  • #14
    Slattsy
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    Im going there for breakfast this weekend!!!!!!!!!!


  • #15
    Slunk
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    I might go round in the morning just to double check ;)


  • #16
    L1011
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    This threads given me a terrible hunger for what I used to get out in McCanns in Cookstown but its a: not the city centre, b: changed completely and c: nowhere near where I work...

    Any decent "proper" caffs in East Wall or even the IFSC (highly unlikely that)


  • #17
    dobman88
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    Flanagans on O Connell street ainec. Every time I'm up from the Kingdom we never get breakfast in the hotel and just go there. Savage feed for about €8.


  • #18
    Cienciano
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    Matt The Rashers wins for me. Not quite city centre though.
    Famous breakfast is €9.50 and contains the following.
    4 Sausages
    2 Rashers
    2 Eggs
    Tomato
    Mushrooms
    Hash Brown
    Beans
    Black and White Pudding
    Pot of tea
    2 Toast
    Small orange juice.


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