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good food in the Rathoath/Dunshaughlin/Dunboyne/Clonee ?

  • 12-10-2015 3:07pm
    #1
    CharlieZeroOne
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    Hi all,

    sorry, this seems like a re-occuring theme on this forum, apologies if this has been asked a million times.

    I'm living near Dunboyne, within driving distance of Rathoath/Dunshaughlin/Dunboyne/Clonee.

    Being new to the area we dont know where to eat out, if we feel like doing that. We use Katies in Rathoath and that a really nice chipper, and there is a Chinese on the way into Dunshaughlin that is very good too.

    A bit further away is the cafe in Tara, which is really nice also.

    Can anyone make any other suggestions please? Anything considered, regardless.
    Strangely in Blanchardstown I pull a complete blank for food, which seems crazy. We tried a Chinese in the Roselawn center, but it was gak.

    Thanks for taking the time to read this,

    regards,
    redd .


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  • #2
    Dubh Geannain
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    For a good carvery you've got The County Club in Rathbeggan and The Síbín in Dunshaughlin. Síbín also does menu orders too. Carberry's do nice food and the Black Bush golf club recently started doing food again. We used them for a christening meal recently and the Chef is bang on. He used to be the Chef in Caffery's of Batterstown before it was closed down. Caffery's has reopened now too by the way. Fidelma's is hands down the best fry up IMO around the area. There's also Fontana and the Village Grill in Dunshaughlin.

    Ratoath has Massimo's, La Bucca (both do take out and sit down) and another Italian that I'm forgetting the name of now. It has an Indian and a few oriental places too. We used to use Thai Yummy but tended towards the Lemon Tree (which doubles as Apache Pizza) more recently. It has a four star pizza at the Spar on the Fairyhouse road but we always preferred Katy's.


  • #3
    CharlieZeroOne
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 290 ✭✭CharlieZeroOne


    mighty, thanks for the replay and all the info, thats superb. Loads to go on.
    We've been to the county club for breakfast and while it wasnt bad, Ive had better. Will deff try them for dinner sometime.


  • #4
    mr_edge_to_you
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,189 ✭✭✭mr_edge_to_you


    Would highly recommend Flames in Clonee for a Chinese.

    Dubh pretty much has Ratoath covered there. Might be a bit far but The Donkey Shed outside Ashbourne is nice.

    Also, recently read about a place called Pizza Project in Ongar. Might be convenient for you.


  • #5
    Hammer Archer
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    Dubh has covered Ratoath. Massimo's would be my favourite sit down restaurant. La Vida was very nice as well but I think it's closed now. Katies takeaway would be the best chipper and pizza in my view.

    Living in Blanchardstown myself and you're right, there is literally not a single decent Chinese restaurant around.


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