Nice breakfast around Stephens green?

detoxkid

I have an hour to kill before a meeting on Monday and looking for somewhere with yummy breakfast? Willing to walk 10 minutes or so. Not a dub so recommendations appreciated!

blondeonblonde

detoxkid wrote: »

I have an hour to kill before a meeting on Monday and looking for somewhere with yummy breakfast? Willing to walk 10 minutes or so. Not a dub so recommendations appreciated!

Sophie's at the Dean hotel on Harcourt St is excellent for brunch.

Ste.phen

Hatch and Sons?
It's a bit hip with the wooden 'plates' and whatnot, but the baked eggs is nice: https://www.hatchandsons.co/menu

HeidiHeidi

Haven't ever been there myself but I've heard great things from colleagues about Baxter & Greene on Harcourt Road (around the corner from Harcourt luas stop).

Charlie19

There is a cafe that do a lovely full Irish...

Its located on Wexford street, walk from Harcourt corner of the green down Cuffe street and turn left onto wexford street and its just on your left.

MOH

If you're looking for a proper full Irish, Gerry's on Montague St. Up Harcourt St from the SW corner of Stephen's Green, first street on the right,about halfway along on the right. Think they're open from 8am.

NewbridgeIR

Avoca, Suffolk Street. Top floor. Very filling.

Wheety

Yeah Gerry's on Montague Street do a good breakfast. Just off Wexford Street.

Sleeper12

The Morgan Hotel on Fleet Street. Possibly the best breakfast I've ever had. It's about 20 or 30 euro though if memory serves

HeidiHeidi

Sleeper12 wrote: »

The Morgan Hotel on Fleet Street. Possibly the best breakfast I've ever had. It's about 20 or 30 euro though if memory serves

:eek:

Walter Bishop

Taste Food Co on South William Street do a nice breakfast menu, and the mega breakfast is pretty huge.

delricyo

Charlie19 wrote: »

There is a cafe that do a lovely full Irish...

Its located on Wexford street, walk from Harcourt corner of the green down Cuffe street and turn left onto wexford street and its just on your left.

That's Cafe Sofia. It's great

ross2010

Tang on Dawson St. Jammers at weekends but on a Monday morn you should be able to get a table.

penno

Bewleys on Grafton Street. They always did a good one, not sure since the revamp.

whiskeyman

Kilkenny shop upstairs on Nassau St.
Breakfast for less then a tenner last I remember.
Damn good too.

I heard the revamp bewleys was over priced and not a patch on it's Glory days.

mfceiling

One more recommendation for Gerry's.

Lovely breakfast and very reasonably priced, plus they'll make up any combination you want.

uck51js9zml2yt

whiskeyman wrote: »

Kilkenny shop upstairs on Nassau St.
Breakfast for less then a tenner last I remember.
Damn good too.

I heard the revamp bewleys was over priced and not a patch on it's Glory days.

€7.95 to be precise... great breakfast.

5 items plus toast, tea/coffee.

italodisco

All the yuppy spots getting a mention lol

If you want an actual proper full Irish in the company of normal folk then Gerrys on Montague Street is the biz

cormie

Awesome selection, value, food and ambiance a 4 minute walk from Stephens Green here:

http://www.cornucopia.ie/food/breakfast/

Saint_Mel

Another vote for Gerry's.
I used to work beside it many moons ago, great spot to get a fry up 😀

Teyla Emmagan

We used to go to Gerry's and get the full fry for a treat the odd lunch time. It's a huge plate of food, definitely a man sized meal.

There is a Pain Quotidien after opening on Molesworth St. I haven't been in it yet but the ones I have been in in the States do an amazing breakfast. More granola and avacodo on toast than a full Irish fry though. Depends on what you are looking for.

zl1whqvjs75cdy

Metro Cafe on south William Street is decent too. Good value

humberklog

O' Neill's of Suffolk St. is great value and quality. 9 quid for (I think) a 12 item breakfast...and that includes toast and tea/coffee in the price as is normal.
The food's made fresh so isn't immediately served but it doesn't take long and is worth the extra 5 minute.

WishUWereHere

Teyla Emmagan wrote: »

We used to go to Gerry's and get the full fry for a treat the odd lunch time. It's a huge plate of food, definitely a man sized meal.

There is a Pain Quotidien after opening on Molesworth St. I haven't been in it yet but the ones I have been in in the States do an amazing breakfast. More granola and avacodo on toast than a full Irish fry though. Depends on what you are looking for.

Personally, I wouldn't ever go to LPQ for a meal, they are incrediblyu expensive and also they automatically stick on a 10% service charge, which You have to ask to be removed.

Also, for the person mentioning Bewley's above. Not a good option either. Though I have never had breakfast there, see the comments on TripAdvisor regarding them. Anything but inspiring.

Sleeper12

Sleeper12 wrote: »

The Morgan Hotel on Fleet Street. Possibly the best breakfast I've ever had. It's about 20 or 30 euro though if memory serves

Anyone who pays that for breakfast needs their head examined.

As a few people have said. Gerry's is a great spot.

Sabre0001

Lemon, if you like pancakes (crepes) or waffles - on South William Street

detoxkid

Thanks a mill for all the great suggestions guys, much appreciated X

Charlie19

detoxkid wrote: »

Thanks a mill for all the great suggestions guys, much appreciated X

So where did you go in the end?

detoxkid

I went to hatch and co - it was beside where my meeting was - and it was yum! Let me return the favour recommendation wise if any of ye are in Galway!

messy tessy

detoxkid wrote: »

I went to hatch and co - it was beside where my meeting was - and it was yum! Let me return the favour recommendation wise if any of ye are in Galway!

I was just going to post here to suggest Hatch! Yum!

ross2010

Good to know, must try it! So what do you recommend if in Galway....always love a little break in Galway.

detoxkid

ross2010 wrote: »

Good to know, must try it! So what do you recommend if in Galway....always love a little break in Galway.

In terms of breakfast? Ard bia or the kitchen cafe in the museum are pretty yum. Dela is nice too!

Sleeper12

Deleted User wrote:

Anyone who pays that for breakfast needs their head examined.

I was doing a job in the Morgan at the time so didn't pay. Very expensive breakfast but they had everything you could imagine and all you can eat. Eggs cooked anyway you want, full fry, pancakes, fruit, massive selection of breads and cakes. I left with my big Snickers pockets bulging with a selection of muffins.

NewbridgeIR

Sleeper12 wrote: »

I was doing a job in the Morgan at the time so didn't pay. Very expensive breakfast but they had everything you could imagine and all you can eat. Eggs cooked anyway you want, full fry, pancakes, fruit, massive selection of breads and cakes. I left with my big Snickers pockets bulging with a selection of muffins.

Can you walk in and order breakfast or do you have to be staying there?