Best Sunday roast pubs in Dublin?

eth0_ · 24-09-2005 8:48pm #1

Me and some friends want to go to a pub tomorrow for a sunday roast beef dinner with yorshire puds etc.

Can anyone suggest any in the City Centre/Portobello/Ranelagh area that does a kick ass carvery?

christeb · 06-10-2008 9:54am

Bump.

Anyone know of any pubs that do a great carvery / Sunday roast in town (D2 area preferably)?

Mr Magnolia · 07-10-2008 6:35am

Moved from F&D. Hope you get your answer here folks

Xavi6 · 07-10-2008 6:40am

I could be mistaken but doesn't The Bridge on Westmoreland St. do a a carvery?

John Mason · 07-10-2008 7:19am

Xavi6 wrote: »

I could be mistaken but doesn't The Bridge on Westmoreland St. do a a carvery?

Is that not a bit of hole though? the last time i was in there, it was cover in little flies

Xavi6 · 07-10-2008 7:21am

Could very well be. Haven't set foot in the place in three years myself. Just the first place that sprung to mind.

Creamy Goodness · 07-10-2008 7:29am

the mercantile on dame street is pretty damn good for the city centre anyways

Ste.phen · 07-10-2008 7:59am

O Neills on Suffolk St / Trinity St?

arybvtcw0eolkf · 07-10-2008 10:46am

pink fluffy bunny wrote: »

Is that not a bit of hole though?

I worked there for a few year's, its a kip.

geuro · 07-10-2008 10:49am

ill second O'Neills on Suffolk street, they do a great carvery

Sizzler · 07-10-2008 2:50pm

When I saw th title of this thread I was expecting a totally different topic

chefsden · 07-10-2008 3:46pm

THE SUBMURINE BAR DO A VERY GOOD ONE BUT MAYBE A BIT OUT OF THE WAY.

admiralofthefleet · 07-10-2008 4:18pm

chefsden wrote: »

THE SUBMURINE BAR DO A VERY GOOD ONE BUT MAYBE A BIT OUT OF THE WAY.

afaik the have stopped doing food

_blank_ · 07-10-2008 5:41pm

The Crossbar does legendary food.

lol @ the first review....

Sizzler · 07-10-2008 8:25pm

A little bit of the beaten track but The Brock Inn near Ashbourne is pure class.

Gavin "shels" · 07-10-2008 9:16pm

Peggy Kellys at Harolds Cross. http://www.dublinpubscene.com/thepubs/peggykellys.html

Been there a good few times on a Sunday, lovely food.

Dyr · 07-10-2008 9:50pm

Mairt wrote: »

I worked there for a few year's, its a kip.

didja know a fella called badger headed fella called jimmy that worked there??

John Mason · 08-10-2008 7:35am

Des wrote: »

The Crossbar does legendary food.

lol @ the first review....

LOL

Degsy · 08-10-2008 2:28pm

The Coachmans on the airport road do a nice bit of grub.

arybvtcw0eolkf · 08-10-2008 3:48pm

Bambi wrote: »

didja know a fella called badger headed fella called jimmy that worked there??

Nope.

Noopti · 08-10-2008 3:51pm

O'Neils, Suffolk Street. Great carvery, the ham has been fantastic whenever I've eaten there

Noopti · 08-10-2008 3:52pm

Bambi wrote: »

didja know a fella called badger headed fella called jimmy that worked there??

Most confusing sentence ever!

ericl · 09-10-2008 1:41am

Cremo wrote: »

the mercantile on dame street is pretty damn good for the city centre anyways

+1
I work there, free grub.:)

John Mason · 09-10-2008 9:54am

Degsy wrote: »

The Coachmans on the airport road do a nice bit of grub.

nope, dont like that place at all, anytime i have been there its have been some kind vegetables, that have been sitting in a bain maire all day, any have lost any favour or texture, and are just water fill lumps of blob

Degsy · 10-10-2008 3:23pm

pink fluffy bunny wrote: »

nope, dont like that place at all, anytime i have been there its have been some kind vegetables, that have been sitting in a bain maire all day, any have lost any favour or texture, and are just water fill lumps of blob

Yeah well thats coz you're a vegetarian.
He was asking about a carvery,where they carve joints of meat for normal people.
Actually i have a humerous story about that place and a vegetarian.
My ex was one of those "people".We went into the Coachmans one sunday and she asked (as they do)"Whats the vegetarian alternative?"
the bloke pointed with two hands and said "leave by that door or that door!"
How i laughed.

ronbyrne2005 · 10-10-2008 6:29pm

Ivy house and Fagans in Drumcondra. Porterhouse in Temple Bar/Glasnevin.

Wishbone Ash · 10-10-2008 8:44pm

Degsy wrote: »

The Coachmans on the airport road do a nice bit of grub.

pink fluffy bunny wrote: »

nope, dont like that place at all, anytime i have been there its have been some kind vegetables, that have been sitting in a bain maire all day, any have lost any favour or texture, and are just water fill lumps of blob

The Coachman's is my favourite place to go for a pub type dinner. I love the carvery there and they are not afraid to be generous with the meat and veg. Plenty of parking also but it can be difficult at times to get a seat.

I love the 'savoury sandwich' - hot meat of the day (e.g. roast beef + stuffing) with two slices of bread and chips for €5.50 I think.

Strangely enough, Mrs WA hates The Coachman's and 'indulges' me now and again.

In saying all that, the actual restaurant there is a bit disappointing IMO.

subway · 10-10-2008 8:49pm

3 year old thread !?!

Wishbone Ash · 10-10-2008 8:57pm

subway wrote: »

3 year old thread !?!

:eek: I didn't cop that! The first response was made three years after the OP!

Mr Magnolia · 10-10-2008 9:00pm

subway wrote: »

3 year old thread !?!

Ninja edit/ so wha!

bellapip · 10-10-2008 9:54pm

If you want a decent, hot and plentiful carvery you wont get better than at the Deamans Inn Lucan.
The turnoff opposite Liffey Valley, and yes I work there.

My kids and my hubby eat there a lot and they are the fussiest feckers on the planet.

Great food on the carvery and the best value 'early bird menu' anywhere.

Give it a try.

Bell.:D

Wishbone Ash · 10-10-2008 10:11pm

bellapip wrote: »

If you want a decent, hot and plentiful carvery you wont get better than at the Deamans Inn Lucan.
The turnoff opposite Liffey Valley, and yes I work there.

My kids and my hubby eat there a lot and they are the fussiest feckers on the planet.

Great food on the carvery and the best value 'early bird menu' anywhere.

Give it a try.

Bell.:D

Deadman's Inn?

bellapip · 13-10-2008 6:57am

Wishbone.

Its just off the slip road opposite the Liffey Valley shopping centre.

Good stuff.

Bell:D

Wishbone Ash · 13-10-2008 7:10am

bellapip wrote: »

Wishbone.

Its just off the slip road opposite the Liffey Valley shopping centre.

Good stuff.

Bell:D

I know where it is!

You referred to a pub called the Deamans Inn and I was asking if you were referring to the Deadman's Inn!

bellapip · 13-10-2008 6:30pm

OOOPS, get ya now.

.

Bell.

christeb · 15-10-2008 3:51pm

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

:eek: I didn't cop that! The first response was made three years after the OP!

What can I say - I'm economical with threads! Thanks for the replies everyone, safe to say we won't be going hungry on a Sunday

bellapip · 30-10-2008 6:07pm

And you dont even need to go hungry any other day of the week either!!!

I'm on my hols in Gran Canaria at the moment, how wonderful is wifi?? but the food is not so great, I NEARLY (only nearly) cant wait to get home to get some decent food, I know where I am going for me big roast dinner.
I hope Tracy and Colm have me dinner ready when I get there.

For you ladies, I can tell you about desert, which will happen on the 6th November, check out my sig for info.

Needless to say I will be home on time and ready with the baby oil. woooohoooooooooooooooooo.

Bell:D

Jet Black · 30-10-2008 7:05pm

I really liked the Anglers Rest. The chicken wings where lovely. That was until they changed it, it was jammed everytime I went in, now it does be empty. Its trying to be a place its not. Waiters where very snotty. Which I dont mind if the food was nice but it wasnt. Asked one of the girls who worked there what happened to the old menu and she said everyone was asking that.
Now I go the Bell, the carvey is very nice.

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