Bread - where to buy in Dublin?

babs007 · 30-05-2007 09:00AM

Saw some programme last week - well small bits of it. Soul backery near Lucan. Anyone hear of it? Cant find any trace of it. Looks like great bread. It might be for wholesale only...

blorg · 30-05-2007 10:02AM

You can get it at these markets. Personally I am not overly fond of it but then they are not my favourite styles (e.g. it's generally sort of soft and non-crusty.) It's not cheap either.

29-10-2007 07:29PM

For people outside Dublin, SuperValu have a range of Polish breads.

europhile · 29-10-2007 07:52PM

Is it that stuff that Tesco sells which is made by Cuisine de France?

antoniosicily · 06-12-2007 04:48PM

Seriously, La Brea is not too bad, rather than thinking of the process of production and how log the bread gets frozen, you should taste it.
Anyway, the best thing is to make a sourdough and buy a bread machine

blorg · 06-12-2007 08:18PM

antoniosicily wrote: »

Seriously, La Brea is not too bad, rather than thinking of the process of production and how log the bread gets frozen, you should taste it.

Oh, I have, I can assure you... ;-) And for the prices they are looking for it would want to be a hell of a lot better than "not too bad."

caitt · 27-02-2008 05:06PM

Hello

Does anyone know if a 'low salt bread' exists?

C:)

Lollymcd · 04-01-2010 09:08PM

For Northsiders...

If you're in a rush there's a restaurant in the IFSC called Il Fornaio (spelling?) just opposite the Luas stop on the corner of the square. They do decent bread to takeaway, sufficient if you can't get to the southside were all the good bread places seem to be!

Not bad place for a snack either!

Bread - where to buy in Dublin?

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