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Pasteis de Nata Dublin

  • 25-08-2015 7:23pm
    #1
    r93kaey5p2izun
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    Just wondering if anyone can recommend somewhere to get decent pasteis de nata in Dublin - city centre ideally. Even better if it's a bakery so they could be taken home rather than a cafe, but all suggestions welcome.

    I don't see anything up to date on google but some mentions that Butler's and Insomnia did them in the past - is this still the case?

    Thanks


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  • #2
    strandroad
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    Yes Insomnia had them on occasion, they used to have them in Nando's for desserts too. All baked from frozen I'm afraid, not a patch on the real thing!


  • #3
    Naos
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    I bought some in Butlers (Blanchardstown Shopping Centre) in January if that's any use, they were pretty good.


  • #4
    MissFlitworth
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    Oxmantown, just on the luas tracks if you turn off Capel Street by the Boar's Head. Not sure if they have them all the time but when they do they are unbelieveable bites of wondrousness.

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  • #5
    January
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    I think I'm in love with these things.


  • #6
    feargale
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    MissFlitworth wrote: »
    Oxmantown, just on the luas tracks if you turn off Capel Street by the Boar's Head. Not sure if they have them all the time but when they do they are unbelieveable bites of wondrousness.

    Is the shop called Oxmantown?


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  • #7
    cee_jay
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,920 ✭✭✭cee_jay


    They definitely sell them in Butlers, at least in the one in Heuston.
    They used to sell them in Nando's too.


  • #8
    MissFlitworth
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,057 ✭✭✭MissFlitworth


    feargale wrote: »
    Is the shop called Oxmantown?

    Yes, although I'm not 100% there's a sign on it come to think. It's a small grey place on a corner. On the same side of the road as the fishing shop


  • #9
    strandroad
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    They are actually very easy to make... You need a muffin tin and shop bought roll out pastry. Custard is all you need to make yourself. I'm not much of a baker but they came out great, much better that Insomnia or Nando's version.


  • #10
    BeerNut
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    MissFlitworth wrote: »
    Yes, although I'm not 100% there's a sign on it come to think.
    The name is written in the window. Website here. I've never been in but it seems very popular any time I pass.

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  • #11
    MissFlitworth
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    BeerNut wrote: »
    I've never been in but it seems very popular any time I pass.

    It's lovely, well worth grabbing a take out coffee from even. Really very good food, coffee and they do little tiny sweet treats so you can almost pass them off as a healthy choice you've made for yourself.


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  • #12
    r93kaey5p2izun
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    The ones from Oxmantown look amazing! Pity it's hours don't really suit - closed by 4 and at weekends. I probably won't get to it.

    I'll check out Butler's. More bakeries should do them though, there's nothing like them.

    Thanks


  • #13
    Taboola
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    mhge wrote: »
    They are actually very easy to make... You need a muffin tin and shop bought roll out pastry. Custard is all you need to make yourself. I'm not much of a baker but they came out great, much better that Insomnia or Nando's version.

    Have you got a recipe?


  • #14
    Subcomandante Marcos
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    Taboola wrote: »
    Have you got a recipe?

    Just make sure the pastry you buy is "all butter". The other stuff tastes rank.



  • #15
    strandroad
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    Taboola wrote: »
    Have you got a recipe?

    I used this one, quick and easy:
    http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1812636/portugese-custard-tarts


  • #16
    quaalude
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,196 ✭✭✭quaalude


    Jimmy Grumpy Syllabus wrote: »
    Just wondering if anyone can recommend somewhere to get decent pasteis de nata in Dublin - city centre ideally. Even better if it's a bakery so they could be taken home rather than a cafe, but all suggestions welcome.

    I don't see anything up to date on google but some mentions that Butler's and Insomnia did them in the past - is this still the case?

    Thanks

    The Wintergarden Café in the National Gallery of Ireland on Clare Street has them! And the coffee is surprisingly good there.


  • #17
    Sideshow Mark
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    Every Nandos has them.


  • #18
    r93kaey5p2izun
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    Sideshow Mark wrote: »
    Every Nandos has them.

    Can you buy them to take away? Nandos is not somewhere I would eat but I'd like to try them.


  • #19
    Dodge
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    Jimmy Grumpy Syllabus wrote: »
    Can you buy them to take away? Nandos is not somewhere I would eat but I'd like to try them.

    Yes you can order takeaway at Nandos. Even order online too

    https://takeaway.nandos.ie/Menu/Desserts


  • #20
    vinnie1985
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    There is some authentic Pasteis de Nata in Blackrock Market, on Saturdays and Sundays.
    they're just perfect.


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