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Restaurant Recommendation Thread - Anyone for seconds?

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This thread is for restaurant recommendations nothing else. Any personal insults will result in a thread ban, the last thread was descending into farce.

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SouthernBelle

fleet_admiral wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a good restaurant in Midelton

Will be booking for the 19th of June

Thanks

Sage is lovely.

sporina

Kerry25x wrote: »

Oh, interesting! How does this work? Do you pay a corkage fee?

nope - no charge - gee i can't wait..

fleet_admiral wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a good restaurant in Midelton

Will be booking for the 19th of June

Thanks

Sage is fantastic..

fleet_admiral

Can anyone recommend a good restaurant in Midelton

Will be booking for the 19th of June

Thanks

Kerry25x

.. no booze served but you can bring your own..

Oh, interesting! How does this work? Do you pay a corkage fee?

sporina

sammyjo90 wrote: »

If anyone wants to take pity on a very nice girl who's had quite a shiit month and give her their reservation for 3 on the 13th june for quite literally anywhere. She would appreciate it greatly. :pac:

well.. what about Four Liars Restaurant in Shandon? Its middle Eastern fayre.. if you like chargrilled meats, hummus, flatbread etc you will like it.. no booze served but you can bring your own.. we have table booked for mid June.. can't friggin wait.. (drooling as I type :eek:)

sammyjo90

If anyone wants to take pity on a very nice girl who's had quite a shiit month and give her their reservation for 3 on the 13th june for quite literally anywhere. She would appreciate it greatly. :pac:

rob316

Mollydog123 wrote: »

Thali Nepalese while on a visit. One of the best meals I ever had.

Mine and my wifes favourite, its just outstanding. I used to regularly bring friends who haven't been and they all reckon its the best curry place around.

smurgen

Mollydog123 wrote: »

Thali Nepalese while on a visit. One of the best meals I ever had.

Honestly I've had it at least ten times through lockdown and it's been one of the best I've had every time. I'm looking forward to eating in there. The mix of the spices and combinations are just done so well.

Mollydog123

Thali Nepalese while on a visit. One of the best meals I ever had.

siblers

notAMember wrote: »

Jesus mary and joseph, those things are around 1500 kcal each, that's more than I eat in a whole day typically. You must be 7 ft tall with hollow legs!

Alrightly, challenge to fill siblers appetite accepted!

Their standard burger is a double quarter pounder with cheese, that is 8oz of meat, plus bread etc. There is an option for a triple burger too.

Get the triple with cheese.
Add chips and their snickers shake (made with peanut butter, mega filling) and you're at about 4000 kcal for the meal.

You'll surely feel full after that!

Ha!

Are your sure there's that many calories in their normal burger? Seems very high for just a burger

I had the triple with chips, to be fair it was filling but Id say I had the burger ate in a couple of minutes (I eat far too fast) and ate all the chips too

I didn't realise they did shakes, I'll try one next time!

When I had the burger at The Elm Tree i was absolutely stuffed by the burger and couldn't even look at the chips, I'll be going there soon

notAMember

siblers wrote: »

I've had Eat Street a few times, it's nice but wouldn't find it any more filing than West Cork Burger

Jesus mary and joseph, those things are around 1500 kcal each, that's more than I eat in a whole day typically. You must be 7 ft tall with hollow legs!

Alrightly, challenge to fill siblers appetite accepted!

Their standard burger is a double quarter pounder with cheese, that is 8oz of meat, plus bread etc. There is an option for a triple burger too.

Get the triple with cheese.
Add chips and their snickers shake (made with peanut butter, mega filling) and you're at about 4000 kcal for the meal.

You'll surely feel full after that!

sporina

notAMember wrote: »

Their Korean pancakes are hot / ready to eat.

Most of what they sell are sandwiches, which are always ready to eat!

they have a hot dish everyday.. but i think you have to reheat it.. not sure.. menu's are on instagram if you wanna check it out

notAMember

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Does anyone know if Sonny's Deli sell hot (ready to eat) food, or is it all to heat at home?
Looking for somewhere to collect food this Tuesday and eat in a park.

TIA!

Their Korean pancakes are hot / ready to eat.

Most of what they sell are sandwiches, which are always ready to eat!

igCorcaigh

Does anyone know if Sonny's Deli sell hot (ready to eat) food, or is it all to heat at home?
Looking for somewhere to collect food this Tuesday and eat in a park.

TIA!

siblers

notAMember wrote: »

Try Eat Street. I couldn't finish their burger, way too big. Might suit you better.

I've had Eat Street a few times, it's nice but wouldn't find it any more filing than West Cork Burger

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Ordered liberty grill for brunch this morning for delivery! Was such a nice treat. Had to be reheated of course but was gorge!

notAMember

siblers wrote: »

Had West Cork Burger, my first time in a good while ordering from them. Burger was nice but its ridiculousy expensive for what you get. I had it gone in 4 or 5 bites.

Chips were fine, small enough portion and wasn't gone on the rosemary seasoning. I'd rather season chips myself

Try Eat Street. I couldn't finish their burger, way too big. Might suit you better.

siblers

Had West Cork Burger, my first time in a good while ordering from them. Burger was nice but its ridiculousy expensive for what you get. I had it gone in 4 or 5 bites.

Chips were fine, small enough portion and wasn't gone on the rosemary seasoning. I'd rather season chips myself

fin12

notAMember wrote: »

I didn’t realise they were doing takeaway cocktails!

Interesting, the atmosphere there was half the draw. Are they bottled or in coffee cups?

They are a contemporary style of cocktail in there alright, not the sweet type. More bitter / complex creations. Loads of awards. I really like them, but definitely understand it wouldn’t be everyone’s taste. I think as you get older your tastebuds change and those bitter flavours appeal more. That’s what happened me anyway!

Electric do a bottled range of sweeter ones, if you’re looking…

They are bottle , in sizes of 350 ml or 700 ml I think . Anyway they are not to my taste , I just had to add a load of baileys to the latest one I got lol

sporina

notAMember wrote: »

I didn’t realise they were doing takeaway cocktails!

Interesting, the atmosphere there was half the draw. Are they bottled or in coffee cups?

They are a contemporary style of cocktail in there alright, not the sweet type. More bitter / complex creations. Loads of awards. I really like them, but definitely understand it wouldn’t be everyone’s taste. I think as you get older your tastebuds change and those bitter flavours appeal more. That’s what happened me anyway!

Electric do a bottled range of sweeter ones, if you’re looking…

Sober Lane also do em in funky jars.. dunno what they taste like though - all spirits taste like paint stripper to me :pac:

notAMember

fin12 wrote: »

Anyone Else here not a fan of the cocktails from cask? Just the taste of alcohol is too strong , like drinking neat spirits.

I think their food is nice but I’m not ordering cocktails there again.

I didn’t realise they were doing takeaway cocktails!

Interesting, the atmosphere there was half the draw. Are they bottled or in coffee cups?

They are a contemporary style of cocktail in there alright, not the sweet type. More bitter / complex creations. Loads of awards. I really like them, but definitely understand it wouldn’t be everyone’s taste. I think as you get older your tastebuds change and those bitter flavours appeal more. That’s what happened me anyway!

Electric do a bottled range of sweeter ones, if you’re looking…

fin12

Anyone Else here not a fan of the cocktails from cask? Just the taste of alcohol is too strong , like drinking neat spirits.

I think their food is nice but I’m not ordering cocktails there again.

opus

I've become a fan of the My Goodness stall in the market, food is grand but it's their hot chocolate that keep drawing me back

[Deleted User]

sprucemoose wrote: »

any experience of palmento for pizzas? did my tour of the city places last year and am thinking about expanding my reaches this summer

Amazing when eating in the restaurant itself, takeaway isn't great. got takeaway 3 times there and gave them the benefit of the doubt the first two times I tried, the third time was equally disappointing. Bases were soggy and pizza itself didn't taste great. Ill definitely be back when we can indoor dine but wouldn't be getting takeaway there again.

Oafley Jones

Billythekid19 wrote: »

Does anyone have any good recommendations for restaurants doing finish at home takeaways for the weekend?

The Glass curtain is always excellent.

Billythekid19

Does anyone have any good recommendations for restaurants doing finish at home takeaways for the weekend?

sporina

sprucemoose wrote: »

fan of la tana so still all good in my books

Novecento all the way for me.. never had a bad pizza from there - and i think they are fab.. had La Tana twice and never again - base was soggy and toppings kinda loaded on - couldn't be eaten by hand.. man never again.. not had La Palmento but its meant to be v good - a mate of mine lives in Douglas and gets it regularly.. but its not for everyone it seems.. depends what kind of pizza you like.. think they are more Neapolitan in style.. chewy base and heavy on the cheese etc.. but sure give it a whirl.. see if you like it..

sprucemoose

rob316 wrote: »

Your thinking of La Tana. Two brothers owned that and then one went away himself and opened Palmento.

fan of la tana so still all good in my books

rob316

Corkladddd!! wrote: »

very good, I believe it's owned by the same people as Novocento? I like their parmesan fries on the side too!

Your thinking of La Tana. Two brothers owned that and then one went away himself and opened Palmento.

Corkladddd!!

sprucemoose wrote: »

didnt realise they have the same owners, that sounds pretty promising so i have to say. only bit of skepticism i have is that they use the toons bridge mozzarella, have had a few places use it and it turned fairly soupy

It can do, I tend to collect rather than get delivery and find that has made a difference. Top tip if you are doing this, don't order the Nduja sausage and collect it in your car with cream seats, it's oily

Also, they dont pre slice so don't try tear a slice out when you get home. I tend to learn by making mistakes