Best Breakfast in Limerick City?

lfc79

Any suggestions for a tasty breakfast in Limerick city? Preferably somewhere serving little more than a bog standard big fry up. Only other thread on here about breakfast in Limerick is 5 years old so sure there's been a few changes since!

power101

Dolans is by far the best place for breakfast in Limerick and also one of the cheapest. They also do a great lunch!

http://www.dolans.ie/breakfast-menu

johnnyryan89

Isn't in the city centre but let's do coffee café up in roxboro does a great breakfast. Haven't been in awhile so hopefully the grub is still good

Also St Munchins Community centre in Kileely does an unreal breakfast for 3.50e, that's a full Irish for less than a breakfast roll in most shops

le_girl

There's a more recent thread: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057489998

My vote still goes to Hook & Ladder.

martyc5674

le_girl wrote: »

There's a more recent thread: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057489998

My vote still goes to Hook & Ladder.

Yeah I'd give them my vote aswell.

Only complaint I have is their teapots and cups... The tae goes cold awful quick I find!!

zulutango

The Milk Market on a Saturday or Sunday deserves a mention. If you're looking for something different, the crepe place is worth trying out.

riverrocked

I like Fittos on Catherine Street, definitely not your regular Irish fair, lovely crepes and omelettes. It does have a greasy spoon feel but the food is nice.
I'm not a huge fan of Hook & Ladder, a little too pretentious and over priced for my palette, I tend to leave unsatisfied.

Limerick Dude

+1 for Hook & Ladder, great service and really nice food. The French Toast there is great!

Mockba

If you want something better than just a fry up, Then the Savoy hotel is the place. Its not cheap its about €20.00.
But you can get Kippers ,omelettes as well as all the usual breakfast stuff. You need to spend time in this place not just a quick in an out.

Special Circumstances

Mockba wrote: »

If you want something better than just a fry up, Then the Savoy hotel is the place. Its not cheap its about €20.00.
But you can get Kippers ,omelettes as well as all the usual breakfast stuff. You need to spend time in this place not just a quick in an out.

You can... If the fabled egg chef or whatever is on. There was no sign of anything much beyond average hotel brekkie on offer the morning I tried it. Disappointing.

stefanovich

power101 wrote: »

Dolans is by far the best place for breakfast in Limerick and also one of the cheapest. They also do a great lunch!

http://www.dolans.ie/breakfast-menu

The last two times I had breakfast in Dolans it was not very nice. All dryed up like it was under heat for a few hours.

O' Conners isn't too bad now. Go there myself quite often. Plus they only seem to employ attractive young ladies.

Swiper the fox

Dolans did a good breakfast years ago, really good fry up. But the two times I've been in the past 5 years or so it has been bog standard at best, you'd get as good in the centra up the road.
The buttery does a really lovely full Irish and also some nice eggs benedict/pancakes etc. And Hook and Ladder is very decent as well.

Txatxu Urki

hook and ladder is class

fryup

yellow lemon near the milk market, sit there and watch the world go by as you eat

showgirlrita

Gave my husband the choice for breakfast on a saturday a couple of weekends ago & he said he'd like to try the Woodfield. Arrived at 11am very quiet with just two fellas reading the paper with their coffees. We asked the barman do they do breakfast as we weren't actually sure & he said yes, just full irish, mini irish or scrambled eggs & bacon. Good enough!
We ordered Full irish, & no problem adding a portion of chips (my husband likes the FULL irish!!) & scrambled eggs with bacon for me.
We were served our huge pot of tea for 2 very quickly & our breakfast followed swiftly after that with plenty of toast.
Food was lovely & tasty & piping hot. All of the above for €14.50!!!
Can't beat that value IMO! nice quiet no frills breakfast that hit the spot.

landmarkjohn

martyc5674 wrote: »

Only complaint I have is their teapots and cups... The tae goes cold awful quick I find!!

I ask them to heat the cup with a drop of hot water, this helps. Maybe they didn't heat the pot before making your tea...... if I saw this it would be a deal breaker. You should be able to sit and enjoy hot tea for at least 20 mins IMO.

mollymac57

Old thread not withstanding but Tap House in Annacotty do a great full Irish breakfast for €10 includes tea or coffee. Only drawback is it’s Friday morning only. Highly recommended.

banie01

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121837082#Comment_121837082

I must give it a try. I had a lovely breakfast in Sodalicious out at the groody this morning. Lovely quality ingredients well cooked, the walnut bread in particular was v.nice.

That said for a decent breakfast, good coffee, some craic and great value too? It's hard to beat story café on Denmark st.

djdunny

+1 for Sodalicious. I had the “jockeys breakfast” and it was excellent. Only gripe was that they didn’t include tea or coffee with it.

Poxyshamrock

The whole hog (full irish) in House is my favourite breakfast in town. The other items on their brunch menu are quality as well.

Mac 3

I visited Brunch on Childers road. Fully Irish, including coffee and toast, 11.99. 2x rashers, 2x eggs,2 x sausages, chips, beans mushrooms,tomato and black pudding. Good value and nice coffee

Comhrá

The Woodfield House on the Ennis Road is very good. Always cooked fresh and served piping hot. The mini is a smaller sized option if you're not starving.

Jose Maria

Went to the Greenyard in Punches last Sunday it was tasty, would also +1 the hook and ladders

Hank the DJ

Esquires do a cracking breakfast, great choices, the burrito and Shasluka are my go to when in there

porker36

Rose café for me, definitely the best for the full Irish

chicorytip

What's the Horse and Hound like for breakfast (full Irish) and how much do they charge ?

Skyrimaddict

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/97986710#Comment_97986710

The extra 3.8 for coffee kills me !